Did anyone else crack up from all of Utah's false starts at key times? (3rd and 10 being a great time for the false start Jedi Mind Trick).
Stanford perhaps learned the false start secret against Oregon last year, uses it against SC. SC immediately uses it against Utah. While i think the trick's days are numbered, it would be funny if Utah uses it next week against Cal, and the false starts move from game to game, and from team to team. Note how Stanford never whined about two critical fourth quarter miscues leading to turnovers against Oregon last year -- which potentially cost them a playoff birth, but SC cries about it all week because it will potentially cost them a trip to the Cactus Bowl. Tip to SC: if you're going to use a new trick play, don't whine about it being used against you. Bad on Whittingham for not taking notice.
UCLA's Coach Mora said he will talk about poossible simulated snap counts to the officials before today's game, though, whatever is happening is not necessarily illegal. To my understanding, only verbal interference is illegal, certain sounds, like clapping, are not. And even if the defensive adjustment calls caused SC problems, in college, you get a warning first and after that it's just 5 yards.
Stanford perhaps learned the false start secret against Oregon last year, uses it against SC. SC immediately uses it against Utah. While i think the trick's days are numbered, it would be funny if Utah uses it next week against Cal, and the false starts move from game to game, and from team to team. Note how Stanford never whined about two critical fourth quarter miscues leading to turnovers against Oregon last year -- which potentially cost them a playoff birth, but SC cries about it all week because it will potentially cost them a trip to the Cactus Bowl. Tip to SC: if you're going to use a new trick play, don't whine about it being used against you. Bad on Whittingham for not taking notice.
UCLA's Coach Mora said he will talk about poossible simulated snap counts to the officials before today's game, though, whatever is happening is not necessarily illegal. To my understanding, only verbal interference is illegal, certain sounds, like clapping, are not. And even if the defensive adjustment calls caused SC problems, in college, you get a warning first and after that it's just 5 yards.