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Notre Dame coach bristles when asked about his players faking injuries vs. UGA

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edited September 2019 in Article commenting

imageNotre Dame coach bristles when asked about his players faking injuries vs. UGA

Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly seemed offended on Sunday when he was asked about two of his players faking injuries to slow down UGA’s momentum in the loss to the Bulldogs. On the questionable play in the third quarter, the UGA offense was quickly moving down the field when Notre Dame linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah

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  • Jokur19Jokur19 Posts: 1 ✭ Freshman

    asking the question because it was so obvious... i guess the 2nd guy got "cramps" ... in his eye? because he was not treated for cramps he got eye drops. it was rediculous and bush league. but guess what no matter how hard they tried to stop UGA .. we still came out on top. GO DAWGS!

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  • DawgOnDawgOn Posts: 266 ✭✭✭ Junior

    Anytime I have ever had a bad cramp, I immediately grabbed the area of the leg where the cramp was occurring. The guy never did such. Coaches who teach young, impressionable minds such tactics in life where so many have already bought into the mindset that winning trumps all - even scruples.

  • DawginAlabamaDawginAlabama Posts: 1 ✭ Freshman

    It must have been a bad concussion. He didn't even know he had it. Only after the player behind him got information about the concussion from the coaches was he able to pull the player down and tell him about his concussion.

  • Wozzo_the_Wonder_DogWozzo_the_Wonder_Dog Posts: 189 ✭✭✭ Junior

    Translation: “Yeah, we did it. So what? We’re Notre Dame and we can do what we want and get away with it.”

  • EricDawgs1EricDawgs1 Posts: 602 ✭✭✭✭ Senior

    I aint mad at em.

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  • SmartsTheManSmartsTheMan Posts: 1,542 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    I heard Lou Holtz talking before the game on UGA radio, said ND had one advantage, they were bringing their officials.

    I'm not implying they were for the other team. I think they likely tried to call it fair.

    Holtz said, ND knows how the officials will call the game, what they can and can't do, etc.

    Looks like the ACC officials had no problem with the delay tactics, and like Holtz said, ND knew they could get away with it.

    I for one think it's a punk move. I hope Kirby never tells his defense to do it.

    Play the game like a man. That's why Georgia calls it "Grown Man Football."

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