Good thread on 247...what do you do if someone doesn't "Respect the Bell"....
Again, I'm responding the specific rules regarding the "respect the bell" policy. I think the limitations are silly. The fact is the bell has been ringing for decades. It was ringing when it was banned. It rings now...
Good thread on 247...what do you do if someone doesn't "Respect the Bell"....
I suppose the "Go 17ing die" wasn't an indication of how you felt. Does that not count as "diarrhea of the fingers?" Regardless...
The reason the cowbell is frowned upon is because it is a unique tradition within...
Good thread on 247...what do you do if someone doesn't "Respect the Bell"....
if you are ringing it after big plays or really ANY other time than what the rules specifically allow.
So, do YOU "respect the bell" sir?
Are you one of us retards who will ring it when the "no bell" sign is on...
Good thread on 247...what do you do if someone doesn't "Respect the Bell"....
I bet you are. I hope you are proud of yourself.
Do you want to "respect the bell" or not?
You aren't "respecting the bell" if you break the precious rules which are...and correct me if I'm wrong...after State...
Good thread on 247...what do you do if someone doesn't "Respect the Bell"....
What happened to the belief that the rule was wrong and targeted just MSU?
How many of you had hissy-fits when the bells were ringing back when they were banned all together? "Oh my word, those things aren't...
With FIFA, anything goes. There are those out there that say that if China wants 2026, it will be theres.
Which means 2030 would be the earliest we can host it. Puts me at the ripe age of 50 by that point.
My hope is that, around 2020 we realize that Qatar can't meet their end of the...
So, it is really up for grabs. And the rotations were continental based and not federation based. Meaning, Australia would be in play if it were still being rotated.
They dropped the rotation policy several years back when England was the favorite for 2018. North America was the "next" in line...
In '05 we sat stock still in the parking lot with the engine off for 2 hours after beating OM.
Generally speaking, one must crank their car in order to leave a parking lot.
A group of us went to the game as well and had no problem getting out, half an hour at the most.
I suppose I understand the "both team should get a shot" argument. What I don't understand is why that only applies, now, to when a team only kicks a field goal. So, the other team gets a shot if a team kicks a field goal but if a touchdown is scored we no longer care about the other team...
I don't have a problem with the, now, old OT format. I don't really have an issue with the changes either. However, how can you possibly have completely different rules for OT during the regular season and playoffs?
What happens with the Cowboys and Giants are playing for a spot in the...