I Predict Lots of Defensive Cramping From Pitt

[djorange1989]

Ville fans not too happy with him right now. Something about losing.

they are losing and now all of a sudden they will figure out that he is a piece of crap as a human being too, what do you know!

 

[orangecuse]

Temps in Pittsburgh on Sat. forecasted to be around 84 degrees and partly sunny. So, there's very little doubt that we'll see the cramping shenanigans in full force.

 

[JoeSU]

Maybe they were menstrual cramps

 

[SUFaninNJ]

I look forward to facing off against TE Chris Clark. Oh wait, that's right, he's left that team as well.

 

[upperdeck]

just call the rule.. there is a rule for this "unsportsmanlike conduct".

 

[690West]

 

[djorange1989]

I look forward to facing off against TE Chris Clark. Oh wait, that's right, he's left that team as well.

Kid has a lot of problems.

 

[690West]

 

[OrangeDW]

just call the rule.. there is a rule for this "unsportsmanlike conduct".

I’m amazed that Syracuse players were once penalized because their knee pads were being worn too high, yet players blatantly fake injuries and cheat every weekend and nothing is done.

Sports can be really stupid sometimes.

 

[upperdeck]

I saw a game this year they penalized someone for that,. brought back memories

 

[sdhall01]

Is he injured or did someone TASER him?

 

[bigmike]

Brace yourselves, it's gonna look like:

 

[690West]

 

[SmilinBob]

I want to see Pitt cramp 4 to 7 times, it means SU is moving the ball with ease.

 

[sufandu]

Why doesnt any injury cost the team a timeout of they have one? At the very least it will prevent some of the fakies...

It does, if the team doesn't want the player to sit out a play. It's unrealistic for a team to have to burn a timeout for every legitimate injury.

 

[JeffCuse]

It does, if the team doesn't want the player to sit out a play. It's unrealistic for a team to have to burn a timeout for every legitimate injury.

Is it though? Seems to me they need to do something outside the box to solve the problem of players slowing the game down. Effectively offers a team unlimited stoppages.

 

[690West]

Is it though? Seems to me they need to do something outside the box to solve the problem of players slowing the game down. Effectively offers a team unlimited stoppages.

Very simple fix that I believe is coming. If a player gets hurt they have to sit out the rest of that whole series. It adds an extra level of referee maintenance but it’s an easy fix.

 

[sufandu]

Is it though? Seems to me they need to do something outside the box to solve the problem of players slowing the game down. Effectively offers a team unlimited stoppages.

You can't do something that encourages players to stay in the game when they are legimately injured. That would be irresponsible. The suggestion some have made to have a player sit the rest of the series is more reasonable.

It's funny how we didn't care one bit about the fairness of this trend until we had an uptempo offense.

 

[SmilinBob]

You can't do something that encourages players to stay in the game when they are legimately injured. That would be irresponsible. The suggestion some have made to have a player sit the rest of the series is more reasonable.

It's funny how we didn't care one bit about the fairness of this trend until we had an uptempo offense.

True...walking in another mans shoes I suppose. Have to admit that it was good to see SU not do it when Clemson was driving down with ease at the end of the game and we know the D front 7 were gassed.