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Drove by it earlier and they're making progress

Homicide isn't a crime A homicide can be a legal and justified killing , like self defense... It just means killing of a person ... Could be legal and justified or not Murder would be an illegal killing

I think he could play in the A10 or conference USA all squarely ahead of maac It's tough for a udnerclassmens offensive game to develop sometimes when they aren't always part of the script... Judah was day 1 pg with basically unlimited trust.. trust builds confidence Chris Bell has the green light and is an NBA caliber shooter.. so that's another person getting looks Then JJ is a former five-star guy who is going to get plays drawn up before him Then quadir off the bench had the ball and his number Practice only helps so much.. you need the reps in game to gain confidence and your form back sometimes But the touches aren't there... I think he would look better at a mid major... But higher than maac... That's honestly full of unranked recruits.. 2* guys ... Some 3* He was a high major 4*.. he's going to land at a better conference

That's an easy fix Don't call it unless it's blatantly obvious... If you're debating if it's a hip drop tackle it probably is not... Because there is a certain look and devastating element to the tackle The league never said this is a humongous problem that exists during every play or all the time.. they said it is a rare type of tackle that occasionally happens that is very dangerous and they want to penalize it They can't go from 1% of tackles to calling it seven times a game on a penalty.. this is to stop the few players in the league who are dangerous tacklers It doesn't happen every game so they can't call it every game or yes it is out of hand.. nobody is saying you can't tackle a player from behind

I certainly don't work for the league office We will see... If they're calling four of these a game and making them weak calls... Then you're right NFL officials do not abuse every single rule in the book... There are so many obscure rules that are never used or barely You may be right but I think this is going to be one of those obscure calls that only gets called occasionally because the stats support it... And since we're in the day of social media it becomes Hot topic If this was 1975 this wouldn't of even been a footnote during the off season... This is no different than making horse collar illegal Of which there was only 15 horse collar calls throughout the entire NFL and all its hundreds of games last year Certainly not an abused penalty

You can't over call a penalty that happens once every game If they started calling five a game.. the league would go back and review it and change the rule They're not looking to control the game more... This is a real player safety issue where this tackle has almost a 25x injury rate compared to a standard tackle It's a devastating tackle that has been used to injure people on purpose in the game... Because you know it breaks legs and ankles

I think his development has just been hindered He had like 10 high major scholarships including North Carolina and Florida and Virginia and Indiana and NC st I certainly don't think he's a maac level guy which are like two star players

This shows why it's not going to have an impact It is.. by all definitions not a standard tackle... When they reviewed it they realized it's less than 1% of tackles It's extremely rare and done with intent.. professionals who have been playing for over a decade choose to tackle this way... It doesn't happen on accident Usually to cause injury.. It will not cause five more flags a game... It's definitely going to be a rare flag because it's not a standard tackle It's not like holding which happens every play and they choose when to throw it based on the impact it has... You can go an entire NFL game without seeing a real hip drop tackle

The one thing to me that really sets Syracuse apart like North Carolina and such Is how in-house they are.. I love the Syracuse family And how coaches become players and are always a part of the family I really hope red doesn't start bringing in non Orangemen Even if that's a selfish thing... As to Peter Carey I think the injuries did hurt him like you said but he definitely has some talent.. I think sienna would be perfect for him

Public hanging

He was always going to be a head coach one day.. so it was just a matter of time of time Maybe they can bring back devo

I don't know if he was really ever gonna crack the line up

The Chiefs win a few super bowls and people think they're destined to win 10 LOL After Tom Brady got his quick first three he didn't get another for a decade I'd be willing to bet Patrick mahomes isn't winning any more super bowls anytime soon The Chiefs are played out.. and it's tough to keep motivation

It's far from just an interpretation rule The NFL has been reviewing this for a while.. it is literally less than 1% of NFL tackles It does not happen every game It is a choice the defender makes... So it's actually easy to see It's clear and deliberate and since it only happens less than 1% of the time it is clear when it does There should be zero phantom calls with this new rule because it is a deliberate dilapidating tackle that the defender chooses

Lmaooo Pegula it's going to build a much better stadium than have them LMAO Stop trying to stir the pot

The percentage of points scored at a drive start at the 30 compared to the 20 is literally like 10% or more.. Throughout the course of a season that's a big swing I certainly know why the bills like to put it high and try to pin them inside the 20

Tre was my favorite Did he ever pen a goodbye to the greatest fans in the world?

I would assume his wife posted it It says he recorded this to be posted when he passes RIP

It needs fewer rules that are arbitrarily stupid This is an actual safety issue... Players that get tackled this way don't get up most of the time... Because it breaks ankles and legs at a much higher percentage This is not going to be a rule change that is going to cause seven extra flags a game... You will be able to go entire games without it even being called Because it happens once a game... And it's usually always with intent You don't tackle somebody like that by accident.. professionals don't

Eh.. do you really want to be the 105th best basketball team in the country LOL Syracuse declined the NIT and I could care less Because I want to be in the tournament.. the real one

As someone who has been coaching for 30 years I clearly understand what a hip drop tackle is and what it looks like As I said it's less than 1% of tackles in a football game and the refs clearly can tell.. you fall differently It's very easy to see when a grown man drops his an entire body weight onto the lower appendages of another man.. completely different than tackling somebody around the legs

That's not a hip drop tackle and half the people in this thread don't understand what the league is taking away It's literally less than 1% of tackles... It may be happens once a game.. and it is 100% The defenders choice That defender did not drop his body weight onto the back of his opponent's legs snapping his ankle or leg That is what a hip drop tackle is.. dropping your body weight onto the back of the offensive players leg which is super destructive to the body

I'm talking when you're chasing someone from behind For a hundred years the safe option was ankle picking or grabbing a leg.. Horse collar is illegal Hip drop is grabbing them from the back... But then collapsing your body weight on to the back of their legs You can't do that in a proper chest to chest tackle.. Hip drops are always from behind or from the side.. and it takes zero technique to just sit down your entire body weight on somebody's lower half Nobody gets hip dropped from the front... It's always the back or side

This really only effects bad tacklers and players who play with bad technique This will not impact the game that much because there are not a lot of players who hip drop tackle regularly.. again it's kind of a poor technique thing If a player gets past you, diving for their ankles or grabbing a leg has been the way for a hundred years... Grabbing them and dropping your entire body weight onto their lower body has not been the technique and is very dangerous That's not and has never been a good tackle.. always been semi dirty The same way they did for a hundred years You dive and grab there ankles or legs... You ankle pick them Grabbing them from the back.. and using your leverage to drop down on them and take them down by snapping their legs is never been the way to tackle

A hip drop is not a standard tackle It does not even happen 10% of the time... Not even 5% of the time And it's always been very dangerous... You'll never see somebody like Ray Lewis hip drop tackle somebody because they know how to properly tackle It's basically akin to grabbing a runner from the back... And dropping to a sitting position.. putting your entire body weight and force on to the back of his legs While snapping his leg in half