@TheMshmitty@NUCLRGOLF@mrewanmurray US Open Oakmont. We are just talking this year now? For a golfer his frequency of having issues with rules and officials is a lot more than others. That’s what I’m comparing it to.
@TheMshmitty@NUCLRGOLF@mrewanmurray Bad comparison. A better comparison would be compare him to a player in another sport that is Constantly complaining and disagreeing as his frequency is higher…then you get into the level of a draymond green or someone like that…and can see why they would be polarizing.
@DawgsBrazil@colincowherd They do matter in American football. I think that’s where people are having a tough time. If this was ruled like they would a foul in American football it would be a yellow card because the contact was illegal but he clearly wasn’t looking down, playing the ball accidental step
@DawgsBrazil@colincowherd False start is more like offsides if we are going to make the analogy. This is more like unnecessary roughness, unsportsmanlike conduct, hit to the head and then you review to see the intent and whether the player should be ejected or continue to play if deemed incidental.
@RMarsonet@heykayadams I mean Jets and a few teams thought the same with Sam Darnold and then he went to the Vikings…sometimes it’s bad organizations and coaches. Not saying it will be different but I’d trust O’connells opinion.