A couple of gripes

DirtyLopez

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Early in the game when we were going for it on fourth down and brignone snapped the ball early, did anyone else notice how loud the crowd was being b/c they were soooo excited that we were going for it? Spread the word that while we (MSU) are on offense, shut the 17 up and put the cowbell down. A very large portion of the fanbase apparently doesn't understand this and it is amplified now b/c we don't do the traditional huddle with this offense. Secondly, I would like to give a belated 17you to the female alabama fan that I ran into last saturday who spent ten minutes telling me how great everything about alabama is from their tailgating to her experience of being stuck in traffic during the barr's funeral procession. I still don't understand why she would sell her tickets to the biggest game of the year for them b/c this was a crazy alabama *****. I guess I am glad that I got that **** over with BEFORE they beat our asses or I might not have been so nice to her. Holy ****, if somebody doesn't beat alabama before it is over with, I'm gonna have to move. </p>
 

Coach34

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615dawg said:
because the play clock was at 01. That was all on Lee.

he doesnt snap it until he is given the signal...we got the play in late...Mullen should have called a TO...but Brignone should have not snapped the ball until he is given the signal

And yeah, the play-clock was at 4, not 1
 
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