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ridiculous
not sure it is appropriate for pelini to say that even if he thinks it
not sure it is appropriate for pelini to say that even if he thinks it
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Get Startedmichlady77 said:ridiculous
not sure it is appropriate for pelini to say that even if he thinks it
rayhowland3 said:I think this is b.s. I saw only one instance where Speilman pointed out a Kovacs injury, and how Kovacs could be "faking" the injury to slow the Nebraska offense down. I had two issues with that assessment:
1) Kovacs, when he came off the field, was noticeably limping a bit. AND, Kovacs had just come back from a knee injury. So it's not totally unbelievable to think he tweaked that knee. It's not like he lay motionless for 5 minutes, then got up and ran around like the waters of Bethesda had been washed over him.
2) Faking injuries didn't stop Nebraska's offense. Mattison's kick ass game plan did. Michigan's defense out-hustled, out-played, and out-schemed anything Nebraska could do.
Pelini's comments are a "save-face" for his team getting donkey-slapped all over the field in all 3 phases of the game...
wlvrnstlr4life said:People fake injuries all the time to slow momentum. It was a smart thing on Kovacs's part and Spielman said as much. Don't get offended, it's the truth and it was brilliant.
GoBlueInAtlanta said:wlvrnstlr4life said:People fake injuries all the time to slow momentum. It was a smart thing on Kovacs's part and Spielman said as much. Don't get offended, it's the truth and it was brilliant.
The point is, whether faked or real, he was a weenie for using it as an excuse.
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