Ever since my brother gifted me NCAA 2004 when I was 7 years old, I’ve been a die-hard fan of the series.
I’m excited to share my dream will be coming true: tomorrow I will begin working with @EASPORTSCollege on the next College Football game as a UI Artist.
GJ Kinne: "Fresno exposed them a little bit last week and we were the more physical team and that’s what it’s about when you play these teams like that, finesse teams. They’re a finesse team and we were more the physical guys.”
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@TKDesignz It’s not free now - I share the cost with my employer
It won’t be free if it’s public - it’ll be paid for by taxes. We could probably all afford more in taxes given we won’t be paying for insurance out of pocket
Unlinks health care from employment which is a good thing
It’s clearly roughing the passer with targeting. The first angle shows he launches and makes forcible contact to the head/neck area of a defenseless player.
The bizarre replay commentary, “There’s nothing there,” suggests they went by feelings rather than applied the rule.
@209SOCO@YumCaleb This same scenario happened in the OU/Texas game this year (double pass with potential targeting on WR that threw the ball). It was called on the field and confirmed so the protection does apply to the WR
The rule is roughing the passer, not the QB
@TomWilliamsCFB Yeah knee was down in bounds. With that little time you might as well use it. Crazy to end up with 2 unused
Could’ve saved 40 seconds by calling one after Minnesota’s 3rd down play
Amon-Ra St. Brown Thought He Wasn't Down Yet, So He Kept Playing.
Green Bay Took Him Down And Then Ran Into A Ref. The Ref Must've Got His Feelings Hurt, Because He Threw A Flag.
And It's Green Bay That Gets The Penalty.
Feelings Foul. 🚩