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Goldie locks has to be benched immediately

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Mol3m4n Mentor

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He has caught everything this season. So your point is invalid. He has only gone down to his knee a few times to secure a catch. Whatever it takes. It's a fair catch anyways, so why does it matter? He is better than anyone else we have tried back there so just fuging deal with it.

Disagree. Bersin HAS fumbled punts this season.

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DecrypticShadow Newbie

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Can you imagine this guy in frozen ass Lambeu field, or in fuging Seattle with their fans screaming in his ear? It's gonna be a long ass way from fuging wofford college

 

The kid has been solid.... He had a slip up that eventually led to 7 points from the opponent. However, this was the time for him to learn from it... We have no one else to turn to with the injury to Philly Brown. All will be okay next week with Brenton Bersin..... Just have another sip of Jack Daniels and all will be okay homie... 

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JawnyBlaze Grand Master

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Yea, there is absolutely no excuse for running up to the ball once you've decided to let it bounce.  Only bad things happen.  The exact same horse poo happened a few times over the past few seasons, where inexplicably the PR would run up to the ball when it hit the ground and it would take an odd bounce, glance off the PR (or whoever it was that ran up near it, sometimes someone other than the PR) and the other team would recover.  That's simple basics that should have long ago been coached out of them.  I don't understand what is so GD difficult to understand about "if you're going to let it bounce, get the fug out of the way.  Run to the other side of the field, whatever, just don't be in range of odd bounces."  These bad plays on ST have been a plague the past few years and there's been one obvious reason.  Poor ST coaching.

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PantherBoy95 Experienced

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Yea, there is absolutely no excuse for running up to the ball once you've decided to let it bounce.  Only bad things happen.  The exact same horse poo happened a few times over the past few seasons, where inexplicably the PR would run up to the ball when it hit the ground and it would take an odd bounce, glance off the PR (or whoever it was that ran up near it, sometimes someone other than the PR) and the other team would recover.  That's simple basics that should have long ago been coached out of them.  I don't understand what is so GD difficult to understand about "if you're going to let it bounce, get the fug out of the way.  Run to the other side of the field, whatever, just don't be in range of odd bounces."  These bad plays on ST have been a plague the past few years and there's been one obvious reason.  Poor ST coaching.

 

That is why his decision had me so absolutely BAFFLED today.

At best that ball bounces about 10 more yards backwards and 10 is a stretch. 

At WORST what happened would happen.

 

I truly don't get what the POSSIBLE logic could be in a PR saying, let me slide towards a bouncing ball to block it with my stomach, while my hands are up.

 

That has to be one of the top boneheaded plays I've seen. Specifically with us having huge momentum at that point.

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2jakefansinva Newbie

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Both special teams were horrid. We still won though but that needs to be worked on and someone needs to tell bersin to not try and pick up a bouncing punt. On his knees as well.

 

you would think that the kid already knows this.

 

To be truthful.........I have never seen a punt returner act like a goalie in my life .......until today.

 

There is no way he can give me an answer to the question we are all asking that makes sense.

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