ilstu2013 wrote:Post on the Redbird board, but sometimes it takes something like this to bring a person out of the woodwork. First of all, if you know Jackie he doesn't have one mean bone in his body and would never intentionally kick someone. But ultimately besides Jackie's character take Coach Muller's quote into consideration. As Coach Muller said, "You don't have to know Jackie to have common sense." Look at this thread on the Redbird board with pictures of Jackie as well as other players kicking their legs out on rebounds. http://www.redbirdfan.net/forum/viewtop ... f=6&t=4585 .rlh04d wrote:SHOXMVC wrote:The delusional bird-brain cry babies just keep coming.
I'm assuming based on his post history that he's not mentally handicapped, so I think he's trolling you. Let it go
So truth is this is a regular occurrence. Difference in this case is Marshall and his team had prepared for this move ahead of time having viewed it on tape. Cotton knew it was coming, drew closer and took the hit the same way that he would a charge and down to the ground he went. You can call it a smart play if you want because it probably is for Marshall to prepare his players accordingly and for Cotton to play it that way defensively. I think it is a bit much to be called an intentional foul when it is such a regular play and there was no excessiveness or intentional moves involved.
DAMN. . . Shocker fans, he's figured out our coach's plan. Just so everyone will be on the same page, coach works with players for about an hour or so everyday on a special play...
The play revolves around getting in front of a players foot when they're up in the air for a rebound, once the said kick has landed on a player coach goes in to action, he will ask the officials for a review, the said play is then reviewed and called a "flagrant foul." Coach has been practicing this play for years with both Wichita State and Winthrop, knowing ONE DAY it would be needed. The man is a GENIUS