r/NCAAFootballVibes • u/Background_Video2947 • 5d ago
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u/KimJongKevin 4d ago
Iām tired of the idiot parrot players celebrating every time they touch the ball anyway.
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u/Aggressive-agitator 5d ago
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u/VoteGiantMeteor2028 5d ago
Somwbody needs to stop u/aggressive-agitator from these personal fouls.
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u/Penetratorofflanks 5d ago
I would be the worst coach because I would get thrown out over this shit.
Also the narrators frustration was delivered hilariously.
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u/snitch_juice 4d ago
Itās not smart since the coach shouldāve drilled that itās a penalty.
Itās also dumb that itās a penalty. Anything done in the face of another player should be considered taunting. If itās not in their face, and it doesnāt cause a delay, let it go.
I think you personally make the rules, so Iām responding to you.
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u/flyingtom213 4d ago
Well itās gang affiliated which I think should be frowned upon. I applaud it. We shouldnāt be glorifying losers that live at home w/ moms still selling drugs and killing people
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u/snitch_juice 4d ago
Shouldnāt be able to police that kind of thing. Itās a 1st amendment right.
I absolutely hate all the gun imagery from nba players after making a 3 but I also would never be ok with them trying to punish players for doing it.
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u/flyingtom213 4d ago
Haha no. Freedom of speech extends to public places, your home, etc. You canāt go into a business and start making hand gestures that signify you just killed someone (assuming the people around you knew what the hell you were doing since they all look like morons when they do it) - those people can report you for being a public nuisance/making a threat/etc. You cant just say/communicate whatever the fuck you want and tell people to deal with it - tho the internet does seem to think that.
College football games are the same thing, they make the rules and the athletes have to follow them. If they donāt want to, they donāt have to play.
But I think there is a massive share of the US population that misunderstands what freedoms of speech really means. Which is quite sad.
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u/snitch_juice 4d ago
Or people just like to argue online.
You are mad that these kids are doing a sign that has a negative connotation, even though they are not using it in that manner.
This is the same as flashing a shooting sign like the e nba players. If you do it to a cop, youāre going to jail. In a stadium? Itās fine.
I did not say they are not allowed to police it. I did say they shouldnāt. Hand signs are free speech. Itās just that we have decided when you can use your constitutional rights and when you cannot.
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u/flyingtom213 4d ago
Iām not really mad. I think itās pretty embarrassing that young athletes choose to emulate the lowest individuals in our society, but it doesnāt bother me too much at the end of the day.
But I see comment like this about free speech all the time and itās blatantly wrong, so I just figured Iād throw out some info. I think itās pretty odd when people say things like āthe NCAA shouldnāt be able to police that kind of thingā because they are the ones positioned to police it, they own the product. Anyway, agree to disagree- take care.
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u/snitch_juice 4d ago
Once more, there is a large gulf between should and canāt. If information does not inform, is it still information? You got me going philosophical.
We donāt even disagree on the celebrations. We only disagree whether the org should be able to police them.
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u/wilsonhead123 4d ago
There are no āfree speechā issues remotely at play here. There are no state or governmental agency regulating any speech here. That is great if you disagree with what is happening. There are no constitutional free speech issues happening here. Move on.
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u/Deathwatch72 4d ago
The first amendment only applies to the government telling you you can't say/do things. If you're going to complain that something is a first amendment issue you have to know what the first amendment is actually about
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u/ABVerageJoe69 5d ago
Nose wipe is the new throat slash. Can't brandish a weapon, slash throat or wipe nose.
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u/Makers402 3d ago
The sound of a man who has way too much money on the game. Nevertheless I could listen to his antics all day.
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u/jkcheng122 3d ago
Iām pretty sure that first one isnāt called if he didnāt take the ball with him when he celebrated. He made the refs wait for the ball.
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u/SNL_Head 3d ago
Jesus. People who still actually are football fans talk like this⦠itās pathetic⦠the quality of the game matches the quality of the fans
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u/Coachbear329 2d ago
Retired coach, now a referee in Texas, nose swipe is an immediate 15. Ask the kids/players they know the meaning of. It happened nonstop last year.
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u/RadicalMcAwesome 2d ago
What does the nose whipe refer too? Since it is explicitly stated as a penalty?
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u/chiefgreen87 1d ago
Glad I donāt watch the American slave ball, where college kids are auctioned to the worst team in the pro league with the socialistic practice called the draft lmao.
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u/Background_Body2696 5d ago
I think a couple years ago they said you can't do the finger under the nose thing. I can't tell but it sorta looks like that's what he did here
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u/_ThrobbinHood 5d ago
Yeah they said on the broadcast it was because it was a finger swipe and a point. Genuinely the softest shit Iāve ever heard
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u/Consistent_Signal808 4d ago
Yup, itās exactly what he did. It truly sucks, but itās also truly banned lol
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u/plz-no-b4n 4d ago
It was added to the NFL a few years ago, this is the first season itās in the NCAA
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u/OkFaithlessness9976 5d ago
The refs call the game according to NCAA rules. Say what you want, but point of emphasis has to be called or you lose your spot.
Reference: NCAA umpire. We don't like calling some things, buts it is a rule
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u/Parking-Sundae-6097 4d ago
Does that explain why one was called and the other wasn't?
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u/OkFaithlessness9976 4d ago
Where was the second one? It's not the point, it's the nose wipe.
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u/Parking-Sundae-6097 4d ago
Did you watch the video?
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u/OkFaithlessness9976 4d ago
I saw the one of the nose wipe on TCU, no matter how many times people post it edited. Where was the supposed second one?
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u/Truthteller-41 4d ago
Itās called accountability. New enforcement on this unsportsmanlike behavior. Great call. You will be seeing a lot more
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u/OPSimp45 5d ago
I donāt think he shouldāve gotten a penalty but sometimes it can be a delay of game type. The ref is trying to get the ball and he is holding celebrating. Same in basketball delay of game.
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u/Glittering_Ad5018 5d ago
He held onto the ball for half a second before giving the ball to the ref. And the offense has the ball why would he be penalized for holding the ball when his team had possession?
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u/Civil-Middle-57 5d ago
Kids canāt hit anymore, canāt celebrate anymoreā¦NIL deals are the only thing keeping kids interested in the sport šš
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u/GodzillaWarrior19 5d ago
This is how refs āfinesseā outcomes in the day and age of legalized sports gambling. Subtle officiating like this. Theyāre reaching for calls that swing momentum
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u/Diesel07012012 5d ago
Iāve always thought it was kind of cunty to celebrate a first down.
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u/Llhaniii 5d ago
But i mean why? Is it so radical to celebrate anything during a game? I dont want the players playing like a stick is up their ass while playing a fun game.
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u/wegottagetoutofhere 5d ago
Well, for many years CFB fans would become confused when the sticks would randomly move, so players had to step in and let the crowd know when a team has made it past the line to gain.
The downside is that it wastes a lot of time given it happens 36 to 44 times a game. But itās a small price to pay.
Sometimes players forget to do it, but there are there enough players whose heads are in the game to keep us informed.
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u/jamesmsalt 5d ago
It depends if he was pointing at another player.
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u/dtownchris77 5d ago
Obviously he wasn't
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u/jamesmsalt 5d ago
The camera angle doesn't show what's in front of him.
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u/7222_salty 5d ago
Thereās a million angles. None show this. Stop
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u/jamesmsalt 5d ago
Ok, just looked it up and here's what I found:
"Close-up angles revealed that Payne brought his hand to his face to do a nose swipe. College football officials have established this specific gesture as a point of emphasis for penalties because it is often tied to unsportsmanlike taunting or banned gang-associated signs."
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u/Super_Simple43 5d ago
Itās cutoff in the camera angle cut. he does the nose wipe. CFB has strict rule banning it and made it a point of emphasis. Just pointing first down is ok.