Richards' block

[Ibis Wingz]

 

[Colombie]

A thing of beauty.

 

[GonzoCane]

Ignited the team. No question.

 

[Consigliere]

That block should be shown in the NCAA Rules Guide as what a clean perfect hit looks like.

 

[Notsince1985]

 

[CFLCane]

We wanted it more. Left the field littered hobbled noles.

 

[HarpDawg]

Perfection

 

[UAddict]

No doubt it was the turning point of the game!

 

[Dghustla]

Amazing block!

It’s great to have game changing leaders on this squad. Richards is that Dude. There are some plays he’d
Like back but there was a lot of holding more than 5 yards down the field.

 

[dudenate]

I can watch that hit 50 times and love it every time

 

[FreePawn]

Great block, but if you're not allowed to hit a receiver who's looking back at the ball like that, this should also be against the rules. Defender running in one direction looking in the other at a ball carrier is just as defenseless.


Personally don't like the "defenseless receiver" rule. Sadly, I don't think it's going away. And, if we're going down that route, defensive players should be protected the same way as anyone.

 

[orange&green84]

It was great hearing McElroy suffer from a yeast infection finding some inexplicable way to flag that play.

 

[orange&green84]

Great block, but if you're not allowed to hit a receiver who's looking back at the ball like that, this should also be against the rules. Defender running in one direction looking in the other at a ball carrier is just as defenseless.


Personally don't like the "defenseless receiver" rule. Sadly, I don't think it's going away. And, if we're going down that route, defensive players should be protected the same way as anyone.

You're ruining a good thread.

 

[brock]

Tone setting block right there, changed the momentum of the game for sure

 

[QuattroCane]

Unlike the hit that almost decapitated Rosier, but McElroy insured us it wasn't a penalty..

 

[The Sphinx]

Next to Langhams TD (of course), that was hands down the best play of the game, IMHO. It not only set the tone that the U is coming hard after you every single **** down, but it also showed them that we were not intimidated by them - in fact, we were trying to intimidate them!

Clean, powerful hit! Made my night!

 

[CanesFiend]

Great block, but if you're not allowed to hit a receiver who's looking back at the ball like that, this should also be against the rules. Defender running in one direction looking in the other at a ball carrier is just as defenseless.


Personally don't like the "defenseless receiver" rule. Sadly, I don't think it's going away. And, if we're going down that route, defensive players should be protected the same way as anyone.

Man, GTFO here with this ****. He led with his shoulder, hit him the Nole on the shoulder, and if you think for one second that being a defenseless offensive player is akin to a tackler chasing down a runner then you're truly insane. It was a clean block.

 

[supacane]

He killed him brah.

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[RoboCane]

It was a thing of beauty. My wife said, "Is that allowed?" (She doesn't watch a lot of football) I said, "**** yeah, that'll fire up the team!" It was just what we needed. Kind of funny that he was trying to get a good lick on Rosier but didn't see that freight train coming.

 

[chrisRMNU]

After seeing the hit Akers put on Redwine on their sideline and watching them jump up and down, we needed a lick like this. Really felt like a different game after that.