Asa

[EsophagealFeces]

Perhaps the biggest defensive WTF moment for me came during Michigan's 4th quarter TD with the long pass over the middle to the tight end. Hampton was behind the tight end, the tight end catches it, then[/i] Hampton jumps straight up into the air, allowing the tight end to run right by him and gain another 18 yards. It's at 16:50 here:

Here's JJ on that throw fwiw.

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Totally not a hold

 

[WoolleyDoog]

Dom Hampton is an athletic freak who would dominate the underwear Olympics. Still love him, but what position does he even play at this point?

I mentally prepared myself to get beat on 2-3 really bad play actions going into the game. Only thing was I thought the offense would be able to remotely make up for it. Did he make a single play in 5 years other than always seem like he was going to get an unnecessary roughness flag?

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

Perhaps the biggest defensive WTF moment for me came during Michigan's 4th quarter TD with the long pass over the middle to the tight end. Hampton was behind the tight end, the tight end catches it, then[/i] Hampton jumps straight up into the air, allowing the tight end to run right by him and gain another 18 yards. It's at 16:50 here:

Here's JJ on that throw fwiw.

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Totally not a hold

one of a about 3 big penalties that kept UW from tying the game

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Perhaps the biggest defensive WTF moment for me came during Michigan's 4th quarter TD with the long pass over the middle to the tight end. Hampton was behind the tight end, the tight end catches it, then[/i] Hampton jumps straight up into the air, allowing the tight end to run right by him and gain another 18 yards. It's at 16:50 here:

Here's JJ on that throw fwiw.

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Totally not a hold

If he had illegally held ZTF for like 0.001 less seconds, I wouldn't even be mad.

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

Dom Hampton is an athletic freak who would dominate the underwear Olympics. Still love him, but what position does he even play at this point?

I mentally prepared myself to get beat on 2-3 really bad play actions going into the game. Only thing was I thought the offense would be able to remotely make up for it. Did he make a single play in 5 years other than always seem like he was going to get an unnecessary roughness flag?

I hated him until this season, but he had a good year.

the DAWGS got beat. They weren't physical enough. Shitty reffing didn't help at all

 

[1to392831weretaken]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

 

[dtd]

Perhaps the biggest defensive WTF moment for me came during Michigan's 4th quarter TD with the long pass over the middle to the tight end. Hampton was behind the tight end, the tight end catches it, then[/i] Hampton jumps straight up into the air, allowing the tight end to run right by him and gain another 18 yards. It's at 16:50 here:

OOF

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

This is the one you're referencing.



And yes, you're right, it swings both ways, but we got the short end tonight in some real crucial moments. Tis what tit is.

Someone post some tits. Maybe that'll distract me.

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Go blue

 

[1to392831weretaken]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

This is the one you're referencing.

View attachment 63015

And yes, you're right, it swings both ways, but we got the short end tonight in some real crucial moments. Tis what tit is.

Someone post some tits. Maybe that'll distract me.

That one pissed me off, but I also didn't think Tuli was going to get there in time even if he weren't held. Still, a hold's a hold.

 

[dtd]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

This is the one you're referencing.

View attachment 63015

And yes, you're right, it swings both ways, but we got the short end tonight in some real crucial moments. Tis what tit is.

Someone post some tits. Maybe that'll distract me.

That one pissed me off, but I also didn't think Tuli was going to get there in time even if he weren't held. Still, a hold's a hold.

Wasn't even close to affecting the play but that's irrelevant. The last thing any fan wants is those idiots making subjective calls(like the PI where whoever the UW receiver was never would have made the catch is still PI).

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

This is the one you're referencing.

View attachment 63015

And yes, you're right, it swings both ways, but we got the short end tonight in some real crucial moments. Tis what tit is.

Someone post some tits. Maybe that'll distract me.

That one pissed me off, but I also didn't think Tuli was going to get there in time even if he weren't held. Still, a hold's a hold.

When it's clear as day, especially on the edge where everybody and their mother can see it, it has to be called. A replay official could see it in 2.4 seconds and call it down. Herb Street would say something about the flag being late but who gives a fuck. There used to be honor in wearing those black and white stripes. Honor is now dead.

 

[EsophagealFeces]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

My Florida State buddy warned me about this crew before the game. I dismissed it as sour grapes.

What you are saying is true, but still.

Roger touched the guy on his chest plate and then hit him in the back to escort his momentum to the turf. It was nothing more. And that was the play. The big play we were waiting for all game. The one that was about to make the shit 20-20. But nah, no dice. I fucking hate complaining about refs too. I feel dirty.

One of those Edwards 40 yard TD runs has a missed holding on the tackle Herbie acknowledged, too.

It happens. We got favorable reffing against Tejas.

This is the one you're referencing.

View attachment 63015

And yes, you're right, it swings both ways, but we got the short end tonight in some real crucial moments. Tis what tit is.

Someone post some tits. Maybe that'll distract me.

Tuli’s jersey from last night probably has an irreparably stretched out collar.

 

[Fire_Marshall_Bill]

Here's my take on the Michigan holding: Both on the LOS and down the field in the defensive backfield, the wefs were allowing jersey tugs all night long.

SO TUG THEIR FUCKING JERSEYS!

If they can do it, you can do it, too. The problem with the ticky tack Rosengarten hold was that he missed the snap, got badly beaten off the ball, and engaged the end outside of the frame with his left hand. Not a jersey tug hidden by the body or with hands in where it all kind of blends in, but a guy blowing by him and reaching out an arm. It's just going to get called every time.

Fair? No. But I never got the impression the wefs were totally in the tank, rather they just preferred to stay out of it unless it was right out there in the open. One team played right up to the established line, the other team played like they thought the wefs were from the PAC-12.

If it's the take down one you're referring to, they'll call that 99/100.

 

[TheHB]

Every time I see Asa, this is what comes to mind:

 

[PostGameOrangeSlices]

Asa is unjustly hated by some here

Those that know ball know he is decent

Whenever he is healthy the defense plays far better and gives up less passing yards

 

[CallMeBigErn]

Asa is unjustly hated by some here

Those that know ball know he is decent

Whenever he is healthy the defense plays far better and gives up less passing yards

 

[PurpleJ]

Asa is unjustly hated by some here

Those that know ball know he is decent

Whenever he is healthy the defense plays far better and gives up less passing yards

CHRIST

Never seen a safety that size who’s so afraid of contact and his pass coverage comes nowhere near making up for that.