Heads Up Tackling: The Nate Gerry Edition

[jedburks]

 

[Red_Alert]

How the hell do I post a Vine here?

 

[Red_Alert]

 

[Red_Alert]

Look at the Sideline Official

 

[AHFox]

if anyone is leading with the crown its perkins. Anyway what a horseshit call.

 

[NE1tm2nv]

 

[NE1tm2nv]

 

[Brasky]

Ed Cuntingham would have called this perfect tackle the following things: Egregious. Horiffic. Malevolent. Shameful. Disgusting. Atrocious. Abhorrent, hateful, and most of all OBVIOUSLY RACIST.

 

[iruletheskool]

Don't know how yer supposed to tackle anymore

 

[Exorbitant]

What's next in football? A defender gets close to a running back or receiver to tackle them, and all he has to say is boo to the ball carrier, then the play is over?

 

[Exorbitant]

Gerry made a perfect form tackle there by wrapping up with his arms and then driving the ball carrier to the ground.

 

[huskers1217]

did he purposely misspell it?

 

[Exorbitant]

What also gets me is an official is right there and still gets the call wrong. Did his bank account swell after the game?

 

[popeyecv64]

did he purposely misspell it?

yes --yes he did sir

LOL !!!

 

[Brasky]

Don't know how yer supposed to tackle anymore

AP Exclusive: Schools ease athlete penalties for marijuana

Didn't know where to post this. Good thing Bo isn't with the team or his remarks would have been a much bigger deal.

Former Nebraska defensive end Randy Gregory failed a marijuana test at the NFL scouting combine last February and later publicly acknowledged his use in college. Once considered a high first-round draft pick, he wasn't selected until late in the second round by Dallas.

Gregory said he and his Nebraska teammates didn't worry a lot about being tested. Nebraska, under a policy effective since September 2014, suspends an athlete for 10 percent of his or her sport's season after a second failed drug test and 20 percent after a third failed test. A fourth failed test results in dismissal. The previous policy, in place when Gregory initially enrolled, didn't take away playing time until a third failed test.

"I'm not saying that we were kind of like invincible," said Gregory, who played under former Huskers coach Bo Pelini. "But they don't make it a big deal. ... They didn't really test you unless you had failed one and then after that, they test you weekly almost."

Dr. Lonnie Albers, Nebraska's associate athletic director for athletic medicine, declined an interview request through the sports information department.

In addition to school testing for a wide range of drugs, Gregory and his teammates were subject to random screening for PEDs by the Big Ten and NCAA.

"Did I know folks that were abusing it? Yeah, on different ends of the spectrum. I think you know what I mean, smoking and other performance-enhancing drugs," Gregory said. "Sometimes guys get lucky. The Big Ten comes in, we're testing steroids, might be a guy on steroids but he may say, 'You know what, I don't think I'll be one of the 12 guys that they're testing out of the 100-and-how-many guys we have on the team.' And they'll get lucky and not get tested. It's kind of hit or miss, I think."

 

[popeyecv64]

AP Exclusive: Schools ease athlete penalties for marijuana

Didn't know where to post this. Good thing Bo isn't with the team or his remarks would have been a much bigger deal.

Former Nebraska defensive end Randy Gregory failed a marijuana test at the NFL scouting combine last February and later publicly acknowledged his use in college. Once considered a high first-round draft pick, he wasn't selected until late in the second round by Dallas.

Gregory said he and his Nebraska teammates didn't worry a lot about being tested. Nebraska, under a policy effective since September 2014, suspends an athlete for 10 percent of his or her sport's season after a second failed drug test and 20 percent after a third failed test. A fourth failed test results in dismissal. The previous policy, in place when Gregory initially enrolled, didn't take away playing time until a third failed test.

"I'm not saying that we were kind of like invincible," said Gregory, who played under former Huskers coach Bo Pelini. "But they don't make it a big deal. ... They didn't really test you unless you had failed one and then after that, they test you weekly almost."

Dr. Lonnie Albers, Nebraska's associate athletic director for athletic medicine, declined an interview request through the sports information department.

In addition to school testing for a wide range of drugs, Gregory and his teammates were subject to random screening for PEDs by the Big Ten and NCAA.
this plorst has a lot ta do with false targeting calls in so many angels
you hit the nail on the head
Nate was under the influence
"Did I know folks that were abusing it? Yeah, on different ends of the spectrum. I think you know what I mean, smoking and other performance-enhancing drugs," Gregory said. "Sometimes guys get lucky. The Big Ten comes in, we're testing steroids, might be a guy on steroids but he may say, 'You know what, I don't think I'll be one of the 12 guys that they're testing out of the 100-and-how-many guys we have on the team.' And they'll get lucky and not get tested. It's kind of hit or miss, I think."

 

[NE1tm2nv]

did he purposely misspell it?

Ya, I think he misspelled it on purpose. Fackin' cuntinghams lawyers would be all anit-pc en sech if he didn't. At least now BR can claim he wasn't talkin' about f'k-ed

 

[Tomhusker]

Another bullshit targeting call today against Air Force.

 

[popeyecv64]

Another bullshit targeting call today against Air Force.

great ta see ya plortin again sir !!

and yea I saw that hit--- it was just hats banging against the other
so the refs take the Falcons #1 safety out of the game Stealhammer ---or sumptin like that

 

[Exorbitant]

That penalty gives the officials way too much power. I wished they would get rid of the ejection part of it.