Iowa States black play calling blocker crap is

[anon_snp6dc585nnj4]

Douchier than PJ flecks pants. Wtf is this shit and how is it legal?!

 

[DogBoyRy]

Douchier than PJ flecks pants. Wtf is this shit and how is it legal?!

Racist

 

[Duff02]

Wtf?

 

[HereComeTheHawks]

I agree. What the heck was that? Didn’t really block much, I could still see most of the signals from the west side. How much did the Toyota dealer pay to get their logo on them?

 

[MitchL]

Stupid stunt...typical for the Clones.

 

[anon_snp6dc585nnj4]

I’m going to assume most watching on tv didn’t see it but imagine 4 assistants holding up sheets on either side of the coach calling plays from the sideline. Said sheets were black and sponsored by Wilson Toyota. Oh and they were 2 yards onto the field every time.

 

[m.stoops2013]

Wait.......what?

 

[rufus-hawk]

They have these 8 feet tall by 3 feet wide fabric screens on frames that they hold up on each side of the coach sending in the play calls, it mostly obstructs them so that they can’t be seen well from across the field. They have giant “Wilson Toyota” logos on them.

I’d say they are gimmicky at best, but would probably characterize them as somewhat embarrassing given the giant ads. But then remember who we’re talking about here

 

[binsfeldcyhawk2]

They have these 8 feet tall by 3 feet wide fabric screens on frames that they hold up on each side of the coach sending in the play calls, it mostly obstructs them so that they can’t be seen well from across the field. They have giant “Wilson Toyota” logos on them.

I’d say they are gimmicky at best, but would probably characterize them as somewhat embarrassing given the giant ads. But then remember who we’re talking about here

Dare I say that they were clownish?

 

[Slappy Pappy]

I’m going to assume most watching on tv didn’t see it but imagine 4 assistants holding up sheets on either side of the coach calling plays from the sideline. Said sheets were black and sponsored by Wilson Toyota. Oh and they were 2 yards onto the field every time.

On the field? Someone post a pic.

 

[Run&Blade]

Obviously they didn’t hide much.

3 points.

 

[Kinnick.At.Night]

Bed sheets won't prevent your linemen from losing in the trenches. Although, they can be placed over the bodies of your fallen.

 

[General Roman Malaise]

May want to rethink thread title.

 

[Hawkfan_08]

On the field? Someone post a pic.

They were there on the sideline. Tried to block our coaches from seeing signals. They had them at some point last year.

 

[grayhair81]

Bed sheets won't prevent your linemen from losing in the trenches. Although, they can be placed over the bodies of your fallen.

That, sir, was extremely well done. Tip of the cap to you.

 

[01Hawk05]

The only thing I could think of on this was they do not want to have their signals on the End Zone scout film they send out? It really doesn’t block it from the opposing coaches in the box or on the field.

Seemed really stupid to me.

 

[And1Hawk]

I was there and that looked totally stupid even if it was effective. Looked like a carnival act.

 

[GableEdge]

I’m hoping they use it forever.

 

[El Simbolo]

Aren’t the coaches officially supposed to stay off the white turf and back on the yelllow? I can’t believe they allow these team managers out beyond the white on the actual field EVERY play. Seems like a “sideline warning” every play.

 

[CO_hawk]

I came in here thinking there was an outrage over a black coach calling plays.

 

[01Hawk05]

Aren’t the coaches officially supposed to stay off the white turf and back on the yelllow? I can’t believe they allow these team managers out beyond the white on the actual field EVERY play. Seems like a “sideline warning” every play.

I think you just need to be in the box, off the field, when the play is ran.

 

[cidhawkeye]

I believe it is more so the signals aren't on film. They now need to be filmed from the sideline and matched to the play from the end zone film. More of an annoyance for the film crew as it adds extra work getting film together.

 

[rufus-hawk]

I believe it is more so the signals aren't on film. They now need to be filmed from the sideline and matched to the play from the end zone film. More of an annoyance for the film crew as it adds extra work getting film together.

Ah, of course. That makes more sense.

 

[And1Hawk]

I believe it is more so the signals aren't on film. They now need to be filmed from the sideline and matched to the play from the end zone film. More of an annoyance for the film crew as it adds extra work getting film together.

That’s being way too concerned ... like you are trying to impersonate a big time program. Instead it just looks silly. You have to see it in person to get a feel for that clown show when doing that.

 

[hawkeye54545]

They scored 3 points. Without those sheets it's safe to say they would have been in the negative.

 

[MitchL]

They play in a conference where few teams play defense . Even with that...they will have trouble scoring with such pathetic play calling.

 

[RocknRollface]

They have these 8 feet tall by 3 feet wide fabric screens on frames that they hold up on each side of the coach sending in the play calls, it mostly obstructs them so that they can’t be seen well from across the field. They have giant “Wilson Toyota” logos on them.

I’d say they are gimmicky at best, but would probably characterize them as somewhat embarrassing given the giant ads. But then remember who we’re talking about here

Got to be a Pollard deal.

 

[icwesthawk]

I came in here thinking there was an outrage over a black coach calling plays.

 

[gojojo]

Not sure what they accomplish when you are directly across from the press box.