that's just mean......can I pile on with a rainbow effect that defines his (ol' 42) thought process? I think I will just for ol' 42 and his stilljonesing 'tude....(forgive me fair and impartial marshall fans....and especially the kicker who I sympathize with....however, ol' 42 deserves this one)

I had to give the OP a -3 for this classless thread....no excuse for this one...

(11-08-2015 04:35 PM)nastybunch Wrote:  I had to give the OP a -3 for this classless thread....no excuse for this one...

nasty, even carmody wasn't that mean

That was a good laugh. I thought "Why do the CUSA awards come out early this week" then I clicked on the thread

Poor kid, saw him crying on the sideline. If anything he could learn from the experience, be better player and learn to overcome adversity in football and life

To take up for him, he was perfect in PATs and FGs his entire career until last week, including starting out the year 12-for-12 on Field goals this year.

(11-08-2015 05:24 PM)CoachMaclid Wrote:  To take up for him, he was perfect in PATs and FGs his entire career until last week, including starting out the year 12-for-12 on Field goals this year.

Sounds a lot like that Brotzman kid from Boise a few years ago who missed two close FG's to lose to Nevada. Good chance they might could've ended up playing for a title that year since they were ranked #3 at the time.

(11-08-2015 05:17 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Poor kid, saw him crying on the sideline. If anything he could learn from the experience, be better player and learn to overcome adversity in football and life

would bet he's mind fk'd the rest of his life.....

it's borderline insurmountable pressure these kids face today....

social media, pay for play, you name it, it's a different atmosphere that will cripple many.....

we have basically the same problem at the K spot.....

yeah, I took *mt for the dollars....

but my heart sank every time with every miss.....

it used to be a game we watched that was fun and tossed out occasional smack....

now it's a life or death issue with some of these kids.....

I don't like it....not one bit....

(11-08-2015 05:17 PM)Dawgxas Wrote:  Poor kid, saw him crying on the sideline. If anything he could learn from the experience, be better player and learn to overcome adversity in football and life

I totally agree....but then you have to deal with the social media aspect....

it's a different arena today....

Just imagine the Michigan kicker. It sucks.

I'm just hoping our fanbase had the decency to not send him death threats (something the Michigan punter didn't have the luxury of). There isn't likely a person more upset about that game in Huntington today than him. Performances like the last couple games for him could live in his head the rest of his career and screw up what he has left of it.

He needs to seek therapy. Anyone remember Chuck Knoblach??? Couldn't throw the ball from second to first all of a sudden?

(11-09-2015 11:48 AM)THUNDERGround Wrote:  He needs to seek therapy. Anyone remember Chuck Knoblach??? Couldn't throw the ball from second to first all of a sudden?

in golf they call it the 'yips'

it comes from the 'hopper god'

it's funny how seeds in the mind can develop....

we are only human....

when one is isolation to win and eyes are upon???? It can be a sticky wicket.....

....wonder how norwood is doing today? (buffalo kicker)

(11-09-2015 11:54 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(11-09-2015 11:48 AM)THUNDERGround Wrote:  He needs to seek therapy. Anyone remember Chuck Knoblach??? Couldn't throw the ball from second to first all of a sudden?

in golf they call it the 'yips'

it comes from the 'hopper god'

it's funny how seeds in the mind can develop....

we are only human....

when one is isolation to win and eyes are upon???? It can be a sticky wicket.....

....wonder how norwood is doing today? (buffalo kicker)

I had the yips once. I quit playing for a season and then they went away.... Now my short iron game sucks!

(11-09-2015 01:01 PM)THUNDERGround Wrote:  

(11-09-2015 11:54 AM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(11-09-2015 11:48 AM)THUNDERGround Wrote:  He needs to seek therapy. Anyone remember Chuck Knoblach??? Couldn't throw the ball from second to first all of a sudden?

in golf they call it the 'yips'

it comes from the 'hopper god'

it's funny how seeds in the mind can develop....

we are only human....

when one is isolation to win and eyes are upon???? It can be a sticky wicket.....

....wonder how norwood is doing today? (buffalo kicker)

I had the yips once. I quit playing for a season and then they went away.... Now my short iron game sucks!

bawahahaha....

I can school you on the chip yips.....tiger knows too.....

you both need me

I've had to walk off the course b/c of it....

it took 3 yrs of training to get over it.....and did it all indoors

No kicker piling on, but in the spirit of good fun...

Check out the Marshall player at the far right becoming a spectator. He wins the matador award for avoiding contact at a critical moment.