Had his TE drop to the ground just now in the LSU/Ole Miss game. They had a close up on his face and he yelled several times to go down. And pointed to the ground.
The announcers and rules officials were all over it. The rules official said it was unethical but the refs have no power to do anything about it at this time.
Kind of reminds me of the time Bielema, when at Wisconsin, exploited a bad rule on kickoffs by intentionally having his players jump offsides until they clock expired.
Dude, we all want the rule changed. Don’t hate on the guy for trying to make it happen. If Lane is one thing it’s making people eat their own S***. I couldn’t be more happy about what he’s doing. Thank you Lane!
Oh, he’s a punk. But so is Saban, Urban Meyer and Pete Carroll. The rule needs to be changed. He’s exploited every stupid rule there ever was and I’m happy about that. Heroes are those front-line workers this year. Just because he’s a punk doesn’t mean he can’t make a point. AND LSU did this crap to us, and Kiffin probably saw that on the film. It’s hilarious to me. Hilarious!
Good for him. Force the point until the rules committee has to do somethingabout it. Have a lineman walk in as a sub from the sideline, immediately sit down and grab his leg screaming, “I’VE BROKE MY LAIG! OH, GAWD! IT HURTS SO BAD! MOMMA! MOMMA! HAILP ME!”
They’ve already turned the game into a joke their dramatics. This is just the next logical step.
Don’t think it’s about hero’s or punks. If Lane was belligerent to truely exploit the shenanigans of fake injuries being done by other SEC Coaches, more power to him. Can ya blame him. Again if that was in fact truely the case.
Lane had to look at the Missouri tape of Eli doing it. I think everyone in the SEC is sick and tired of what they saw from Eli and Gus trying to use that play. I do not blame Lane at all.
A few years back we were playing Auburn, think it was in Little Rock,…they had a player standing in the end zone, no one around when suddenly he looked like he had been taken out by a sniper,…
Of course they need to change the rule, but to say what? This one was obviously intentional, but in most cases there is no way to prove that the injury is in fact fake. Having to err on the side of player safety, I do not see how a meaningful rule could be implemented.
I noticed at least 4 or 5 times in last nights championship game Florida players going down too. And yes bammer has also they just rarely have to because they’re usually always winning. I can see the difficulty within the process because of the legitimacy of a players injury. Possibly sidelining the player for at least a quarter before he could return to the game may create a second thought to any shenanigans but even then what happens when the “hurt” player is a second, third string player that denotes the severity of losing a guilty ,star athlete? Several variables to consider.