So Fulmer was trying to help with the OL

But it seems helping is an NCAA violation, according to this:

https://www.knoxnews.com/story/spor...880002/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

 

Oops.

 

Oh no

 

Fire everybody and shut down the program. Death penalty isn't enough. This is worse than Baylor, Michigan State, Ohio State, and the ol' runaway SMU programs on the 80s.

 

I need an OL specialist to tell me how many different techniques are used. Coaches teaching different hands, footwork, leverage, etc? I was a slot and have no idea. Seems like all the coaches should be teaching the same things.

 

From a novice - basic techniques are the sames. It's more the scheme and calls at the lines. Nuances between coaches as always, but basics are basics.

 

This makes [uck fay]ing UNC fake degrees seem like a little bump in the road.

I will be burning a mattress at 9pm tonight in the Norris Commons if anyone wants to drive up and join me.

 

There's only a few ways to actually block. Where the technique is different is reading the defensive techs and what you do with the second level guys.

 

The Bama Technique:

Grab a handful of shirt and drag them to the ground.

 

Different blocks use different techniques. You break them down individually and teach them one at a time.

There's some carry over, but OL coaching is a true art

 

Step 1: Inject the needle into the buttocks.

 

Step 2: compensate the refs handsomely for not noticing...

 

Teaching kids who are in college becomes an NCAA violation. You really can't make this stuff up.

 

Everyone of you is making light, but read this:

 

Shut. It. Down.

I am sending a strongly worded letter to our Governor.

 

Did anyone check the video? If not, do. You may find it funny.

 

Not really “ha ha” funny though... Fulmer, when he found out he was being filmed told the camera person directly “Don’t put me in any of it” which tells me he knew what he was doing was wrong.

 

Just simply another NCAA silly rule

 

Yeah, but the optics of Fulmer knowing he was in the wrong and doing it anyway... It’s never the crime, it’s the cover up...


Don’t mind me, you know I’m ever vigilant for something to overreact to and freak out about....

 

Cover up has killed many coaches.