Class of 2020 QB Dan Villari (NY/Michigan) TRANSFERRING TO SYRACUSE (1/11/22)

[AngryOtto]

Tattoo on his leg says fearless. Awesome.

 

[bigmike]

Remind me again, who’s number was that?

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Remind me again, who’s number was that?

Paulus.

 

[All4SU]

Think they left his uniform in the dryer on high a little too long lol

Knees exposed. 15 yard penalty against Syracuse.

 

[oldpinepoint]

Got to tell you, knee pads were only useful when playing on astroturf

 

[rocklloyd]

Knees exposed. 15 yard penalty against Syracuse.

The wound is not healed yet.

 

[Cuse12]

Remind me again, who’s number was that?

Nostalgia man, the nostalgia! Let’s see if he can create a legacy like our other #2

 

[NJCuse97]

Tattoo on his leg says fearless. Awesome.

The one on the arm scared me. I was afraid it was a script Syracuse for a second

 

[Apdaly]

I thought players had to earn single digit numbers? Unless that was just one of those rumors that floats around the program.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

I thought players had to earn single digit numbers? Unless that was just one of those rumors that floats around the program.

Dino has never issued a single digit number to a true freshman.

However, there is at least 1 transfer who got a single digit.

 

[Offthedome]

Knees exposed. 15 yard penalty against Syracuse.

Too soon.

 

[Cuse12]

Too soon.

Wait jog my memory on this knee penalty lol

 

[SuFTW]

Tattoo on his leg says fearless. Awesome.

I think it says Tearless. As in there is no crying in football. But I could be wrong.

 

[721Comstock]

I think it says Tearless. As in there is no crying in football. But I could be wrong.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

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Know what I’m sayin?

 

[GreekFreak]

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Not even one letter?

 

[Mayhem_OJ]

Coach and Mrs Beck both liked this tweet.

That is beautiful!

 

[wfschrec]

Wait jog my memory on this knee penalty lol

Tennessee in the Dome … not one but the infamous penalties for equipment violations.

 

[rocklloyd]

Tennessee in the Dome … not one but the infamous penalties for equipment violations.

Most egregious, rigged officiating I have ever seen. And I lost about 6 pounds in water weight that day sweating in section 335

 

[wfschrec]

Most egregious, rigged officiating I have ever seen. And I lost about 6 pounds in water weight that day sweating in section 335

I was sitting in the student section behind the Cuse bench … I lost my religion that day.

 

[All4SU]

Most egregious, rigged officiating I have ever seen. And I lost about 6 pounds in water weight that day sweating in section 335

Exactly. Calls that have never been seen before or since. It’s almost like they wanted to find ways to penalize the Yankees.

 

[RF2044]

Wait jog my memory on this knee penalty lol

Just to put some additional context around this, Tennessee played in the dome in 1998 in the opener. It was Donovan McNabb's senior year, and we were poised to spring the upset. Game went right down to the wire.

But since the game was in the dome, there was an SEC officiating crew. And they called it least two, possibly three, uniform violations against Syracuse before plays were run. Apparently, the infraction was that the football pants weren't below the knee, or some goofy explanation. Up to that point, I'd never seen that call made at any level, in any game before.

I remember a couple years ago watching a random college football game, and the same penalty was called. Brought back bad memories, and it's the only time I've ever seen it flagged.

But overall, it's smacked of the biased SEC officiating crew doing whatever they could to give their team an advantage.

As mentioned, the game went right down to the wire. It was fourth and long, and Tennessee through an incompletion. Only to have a late flag come in from a referee who was out of position, calling pass interference. It was BS.

 

[All4SU]

Just to put some additional context around this, Tennessee played in the dome in 1998 in the opener. It was Donovan McNabb's senior year, and we were poised to spring the upset. Game went right down to the wire.

But since the game was in the dome, there was an SEC officiating crew. And they called it least two, possibly three, uniform violations against Syracuse before plays were run. Apparently, the infraction was that the football pants weren't below the knee, or some goofy explanation. Up to that point, I'd never seen that call made at any level, in any game before.

I remember a couple years ago watching a random college football game, and the same penalty was called. Brought back bad memories, and it's the only time I've ever seen it flagged.

But overall, it's smacked of the biased SEC officiating crew doing whatever they could to give their team an advantage.

As mentioned, the game went right down to the wire. It was fourth and long, and Tennessee through an incompletion. Only to have a late flag come in from a referee who was out of position, calling pass interference. It was BS.

And The Vols went on to win the NC. They should have started the season 0-1.

 

[Chip]

And The Vols went on to win the NC. They should have started the season 0-1.

And it wasn't even their luckiest win of the year. Clint Stoerner of Arkansas setting the ball on the ground was worse.

Back to Dan Villari gentlemen.

(I always wanted to say that)

 

[GreekFreak]

Just to put some additional context around this, Tennessee played in the dome in 1998 in the opener. It was Donovan McNabb's senior year, and we were poised to spring the upset. Game went right down to the wire.

But since the game was in the dome, there was an SEC officiating crew. And they called it least two, possibly three, uniform violations against Syracuse before plays were run. Apparently, the infraction was that the football pants weren't below the knee, or some goofy explanation. Up to that point, I'd never seen that call made at any level, in any game before.

I remember a couple years ago watching a random college football game, and the same penalty was called. Brought back bad memories, and it's the only time I've ever seen it flagged.

But overall, it's smacked of the biased SEC officiating crew doing whatever they could to give their team an advantage.

As mentioned, the game went right down to the wire. It was fourth and long, and Tennessee through an incompletion. Only to have a late flag come in from a referee who was out of position, calling pass interference. It was BS.

The other thing that PMO with the BS PI call was even if the receiver caught it, he was well short of the 1st down. Those refs were just not going to allow us to win that day.