South Carolina's Spurrier says Alabama used piece of tape to spot field goals, extra points

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says Alabama used some tape trickery on field goals and extra points last weekend and is asking the Southeastern Conference if what he saw on video is legal.

[concerned]

Where is a picture or film that backs this information up? If you make a claim, you have to support it. Why hasn't the media found a picture to prove this true or untrue?

[T-Town Clown]

Steve is a big @ss cry baby and sore loser !!!

[James Trivett]

So Steve could not get the job done on the field he had to turn in to a cry baby.

[Roll Tide]

Spurrier should be more concerned about one man rushing for 246 yards in a game against his defense.

[T-Town Clown]

Roll Tide wrote:

Spurrier should be more concerned about one man rushing for 246 yards in a game against his defense.

hey ROLL TIDE Spurrier is a turd FACT

[Matt From Columbus]

Spurrier has always come up with excuses for losses.

[DeathValley56 Ghost]

So, Alabama cheated on there placekicks, huh? What else does Nick have up his sleeve so that he can pull it out. Nick is a cheater. No wonder everyone thinks he will pull it out this year.:|

[T-Town Clown]

DeathValley56 Ghost wrote:

So, Alabama cheated on there placekicks, huh? What else does Nick have up his sleeve so that he can pull it out. Nick is a cheater. No wonder everyone thinks he will pull it out this year.:|

he is saving some goodies for LSU !!!

[ArrowJ]

According to several coaches like Mack Brown, Charlie Weis, and many others just about every team has or is using a spotter. Tape, coin, or whatever. Joe Paterno said "It is a five yard penalty if caught, so what". It is not an NCAA violation like some idiots from the state of south carolina would have you believe. Know the rules. Hell Kiffin thought there should be a fifteen yard penalty against Mount Cody after removing his helmet.

"SEC clarified that Kiffin's interpretation of the rule was incorrect. Cody's action would have constituted a dead-ball foul, which can't be called once the clock has expired. "The foul for taking a helmet off is a live ball foul treated as a dead-ball foul," SEC spokesman Charles Bloom explained in an e-mailed statement. "That is, if it happens on a play where time does not expire then the penalty is enforced on the following play. However, since the clock ran out on that play, then there is no next play so there is no penalty to mark off."

Know the rules before you start running you mouth and allowing everyone to know you know nothing about the rules. Spurrier and Kiffin are lying lovers.

[T-Town Clown]

ArrowJ wrote:

According to several coaches like Mack Brown, Charlie Weis, and many others just about every team has or is using a spotter. Tape, coin, or whatever. Joe Paterno said "It is a five yard penalty if caught, so what". It is not an NCAA violation like some idiots from the state of south carolina would have you believe. Know the rules. Hell Kiffin thought there should be a fifteen yard penalty against Mount Cody after removing his helmet.
"SEC clarified that Kiffin's interpretation of the rule was incorrect. Cody's action would have constituted a dead-ball foul, which can't be called once the clock has expired. "The foul for taking a helmet off is a live ball foul treated as a dead-ball foul," SEC spokesman Charles Bloom explained in an e-mailed statement. "That is, if it happens on a play where time does not expire then the penalty is enforced on the following play. However, since the clock ran out on that play, then there is no next play so there is no penalty to mark off."
Know the rules before you start running you mouth and allowing everyone to know you know nothing about the rules. Spurrier and Kiffin are lying lovers.

good post !!!