It was not a hold. Did he have his hand on him? Sure but you could say that about any play. The MAIN issue is why do you let both teams play until that point and why is this tje tipping point? This wasn’t a hold, if this is a hold they should throw a flag every play. No flag there and it’s 4th and goal on the 8. PRETTY HUGE PLAY. Did it decide the game? No but it was a critical play that could have led to a win, for sure. Should be conclusive evidence if there was a hold, I dont see him grab the jersey and it isn’t clear
I thought when I went back and looked I would agree but I don’t. I think it is an amazing play by a LB. Wilson had a great game overall
If you care about what really happened and not what was being said to cater to fans like you here ya go......
That’s ashame but they had to put the storyline out there like a fairytale ending. That would be like Harden and Philly winning it all and they make it look like he was treated unfairly in BKN and overcame so much in his life.If you care about what really happened and not what was being said to cater to fans like you here ya go......
Why Did the Super Bowl Broadcast Gaslight Audience About Odell Beckham?
During the broadcast of the Super Bowl by NBC Sports as well as some content put out by ESPN, Cleveland Browns noticed an attempt to rewrite history when it came to Odell Beckham Jr.'s exit from the team.www.si.com
Angle from the back shows him grabbing the tee shirt under the pads. He uses this as leverage to allow him to make the play on the ball using his right hand. It’s a savvy move that gets taught because you can often get away with the hold but at the end of the day it is a hold and the advantage is seen in the player gaining leverage in order to come across the front and break up the pass. Without the hold Kupp has separation on his break and he makes the catch.
Easy to get attached to 'em for sure...
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I disagree, I think ND could've done better.
If he were to retire today, I'd say no. But, at his current trajectory, I'd say he'll get in.
Miami should have never fired him. They've gotten progressively worse since they did. Al should have waited and run from that job. Miami is where coaching careers go to die and he was going there while they were also on probation.
This is beyond the most laughable take I've ever seen in my life. I'll admit, Miami has been bad the last 20 years, Al Golden (Manny Diaz makes a good run) was probably the worst era during that timeframe. The Ghost of Mark Richt came in right after Golden won 9-games in year 1, and nearly made the CFB Playoff in year 2 before he completely burn out.
He built a winning defense with less talent at UVa and at Temple. I'm still thinking its a Miami is DogShit thing and not an Al Golden sucks thing.
Miami was still considered a sleeping giant when Golden took that job. Now that job is a black hole. Cristobal is about to get Scott Frosted
