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Newton TC Presser


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To be fair, he WAS on that dominant Hurricane squad, and a horrific non-call away from being a back-to-back National Champion.

Plus, he's mentored some good QBs at the IMG Academy.

 

Not a Buckeye fan, but the call you're talking about was right.

 

As to the vid, Can needs more Under Armour logos :lol:

 

Like the 'C1N" logo on the cap though.  Looks cool.

 

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That is the most relaxed and smiling interview of Cam I've ever seen. He even got in some hilarious jokes. I think he's going to blow away expectations this year.

 

I'd agree.  Definitely a big difference from his rookie year.

 

Does make you wonder a little if Chudzinski made him uptight, but that's kinda water under the bridge,

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Dude, that was not pass inference (95% of the sports world agrees). The ref fudged up big time on that play.

 

Any of three different penalties could have been called on that play.  PI was just the one they chose.

 

Three years of living in Buckeye country left me with a strong dislike for Ohio State fans, but they're right about that play.

 

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I'm sorry but I didn't see the DB committ ANY penalty. The fact that the receiver dropped the pass while the defender had his hands behind him points to a crappy call.

 

You don't see a penalty here?

 

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Pass interference, defensive holding, or hands to the face...take your pick.

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Nope, that was allowed all game long by the refs. Ohio State defenders were basically wrestling Miami's receivers.

 

 

Winslow was tackled before he hauled in passes twice. No calls.

 

Lemme guess.  Hurricane fan?

 

Point to however many bad calls you want to.  The one they made on that play was the right one.  picture and video clearly show it.

 

They lost.  that's it.

 

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Yep but that doesn't matter. A picture is worth a thousand words but a video clip? Nope. You claim to be a Buckeye hater but yet you support one of the worst calls made in college football history.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NFpTkYMLzdc&feature=player_embedded&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DNFpTkYMLzdc%26feature%3Dplayer_embedded

 

I watched the game when it happened.  Saw the replays a hundred times in the weeks that followed.  Saw nothing to change my mind.

 

Regardless, this thread is supposed to be about Newton's presser.  You wanna continue this debate, start a new thread elsewhere. 

 

(or don't; it's not like it's going anywhere; we'll just have to agree to disagree here)

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I'll drop it since majority of the sports world can clearly see the obvious, but you're the one that engaged on the topic. I'll leave it at that.

 

Don't know that I buy that notion, but hey...

 

Regardless, finally listened to the whole thing.  Newton definitely has charisma to burn, and to be fair it's pretty easy to be lighthearted now.

 

What people are gonna be watching closely is how he handles pressers after rough defeats.  Given that he's had some experience on that front (sadly) I'm expecting better results this year.  And the fact that he's comfortable bantering with local media (plenty of that in this clip) does actually help.

 

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