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Reason for the snapping issues? Ferentz disagrees.
- Thread starter ShortSideOption
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I really want to keep supporting Frost, but these kinds of statements really make me scratch my head. Middle school stuff. Quit it. Get back to Lincoln and keep your pie hole shut for a bit.
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Color man (Robert Smith) said:
"I know he has turf toe, but I don't know why that would cause the high snaps"
Yes...he was questioning the OTHER excuse that the coaches have been using to give themselves cover for playing Jurgens.
I would expect a coach to deny cheating, regardless of how small the infraction.
I think a better question would be to ask Ferentz whether his staff was approached by the refs about the offense. Either the refs discussed the problem with Ferentz or they didn’t.
The video provided above clearly shows the clapping on one play. the only question is whether it was done specifically to throw off the timing.
Those who think this couldn’t possibly impact the location of the snap are not thinking things through. If you are the center and you know you’re QB is still in his pre-snap read but all of the sudden you hear the snap signal, that could definitely take you by surprise and cause you to rush the snap thinking you are already late. We would have to hear Jurgen’s explanation to know what the problem was.
I think a better question would be to ask Ferentz whether his staff was approached by the refs about the offense. Either the refs discussed the problem with Ferentz or they didn’t.
The video provided above clearly shows the clapping on one play. the only question is whether it was done specifically to throw off the timing.
Those who think this couldn’t possibly impact the location of the snap are not thinking things through. If you are the center and you know you’re QB is still in his pre-snap read but all of the sudden you hear the snap signal, that could definitely take you by surprise and cause you to rush the snap thinking you are already late. We would have to hear Jurgen’s explanation to know what the problem was.
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I saw it on one play when the camera was zoomed out and right over Iowa's sideline. A guy I believe dressed all in grey clapping loudly. You could hear it over the broadcast. He was parallel to our QB's position behind the line of scrimmage. Bush league just like MSU from years ago.
ShortSideOption
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They did, he admitted that. But he says they weren’t doing anything. And let’s be honest, if their clapping makes us snap it 5 yards over our QB head or to his feet, that’s a different issue. We’ve had snapping issues all year.
kinda sounds like losing respect
That should have dissolved a decade ago.
Truewooper
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Maybe. But after they took him out it also disappeared. Even if true we have so little discipline we can't adjust?
We have had some location issues this year. But today we added timing issues. I’m not certain Frost is blaming every low or high snap on clapping. However, I think he did assess that some of the errors were caused by the false signal from the sidelines. I wasn’t there so I’m going to give him the benefit of the doubt that he knows what he’s talking about. I realize people aren’t happy with progress, but we don’t have to pile on every little thing.
I seem to remember some other coach doing that to us in the past. In that situation, they had defensive players simulate the count by clapping in the defensive backfield. They defended it by saying that’s how they signal their defense. I don’t recall which team it was that pulled that schtick.
Bottom line is, if Ferentz wasn’t trying to simulate the snap, why not just say, yeah, we do a lot of clapping and I can see how that might be misconstrued. No need to get defensive unless you’re embarrassed of just a douche.
Somehow, they apparently managed to finish coaching the game without clapping.
I think it was Michigan State, but I won't put money on it.
Strategery
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Exactly. We tolerate it and there are no repercussions.
BTW dunno if anyone mentioned this -- along the same lines, Reimer should have had his helmet pulled after that ridiculous cheap shot and sent to the locker room. You know the injury the next play was retaliation and he deserved it. He's lucky he didn't leave the game on a stretcher.
