Yeah I was thinking about the muffed punt rule because this happened on a punt return.

That’s correct, that’s what I was thinking here.

Thanks for the clarification.

No, you’d never decline a targeting for any reason. If that happened NU would still get the 15 yards tacked back on. This is also not even possible as a team can’t advance their own fumble, NU is the reason for that rule.

What?

You’re completely ignoring how a defense plays in those conditions. There isn’t much fear of the O going over the top of your D so you can play much more tight at the line.

Red Barchetta.

Lol oh Dean.

Do we have different meanings for English words here? I’m not sure what the disconnect is.

Yeah no one works on it which is what Deans question was. You work on reading the safety and throwing to another route or 50 other things in practice that’s far more productive.

Are you and Dean aware that college DPI isn’t a spot foul past 15 yards. Also if you could just put the ball wherever on command like that you’d just hit the guy in stride so he had a chance to get yards after the catch. No one would actually practice or work on this.

Well we know Geminis new handle.

Back in the glory days of CFB when teams could share the title and both be ranked #8.

Thankfully this is the kind of data and study that a high schooler could set up, so there is a really strong chance of a direct causal link. Also, your logic on game play vs practice is absolutely atrocious, but I’m guessing you’re trolling.