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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
So a guy is walking around after the play, then takes a few steps toward his bench, gets a signal from his coach and then drops down holding his ankle.
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One video I saw they were playing Arizona State announcer said the temperature was over 100º. It is normal for a player to be walking around after the down and appear fine then get a crap and fall over.
Another video they were playing California. The down ends and a California player appears to be in pain and is bending over. He then looks towards the sideline and falls down. The TV announcer says something like it looks like he was struggling and the sideline told him if you're hurt just go down. Conviently if you watch the ESPN clip they only start the video when he is already looking at the sideline.
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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
Judge Judy would tell him "Liar, liar, pants on fire".
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I can't believe a judge, even a fake TV judge, would say something like that but the player would end up winning the case.
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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
Just watch the videos on youtube and tell me they're not faking it. Some things are so obvious they must be true. The Pac10 said they can't do anything about it, not because it didn't happen, but because there's no penalty for it under the rules.
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This is just stupid. Did you copy that whole paragraph off of some fan site talking about how the officials were cheating?