UGA-TAMU Blarge

[Raymond]

It is totally untrue that you cannot have a block and a PCF committed at the same time by opponents.

A1 can be pushing off while B1 is putting a knee into A1's leg.

I've had two blarges in my career. The second one was in a high school game where the center official had no business blowing his whistle on my play in the Lead.

The first one was in my second year of college basketball. Dual coverage area, I'm Trail and I see A1 push off as he begins his dribble while the lead sees the defender stick his knee into the thigh of the dribbler.

We both actually posted and held initially and thought the other one was ceding the play after making eye contact.

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[BillyMac]

Better stated: “There but for the grace of God go I.”

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle used a version of the saying in one of his Sherlock Holmes stories and attributes it to Puritan leader Robert Baxter.

I know this because William Gillette, an actor who appeared as Sherlock Holmes in theater, radio, and silent-movies approximately 1,300 times over nearly 33 years, used to live right up the street from me.

Originally Posted by johnny d

You can talk in your pregame for hundreds of hours. It will not stop certain officials from having too fast of a whistle outside their primary while going directly to their preliminary signal.

Originally Posted by Raymond

It is totally untrue that you cannot have a block and a PCF committed at the same time by opponents ... We both actually posted and held initially and thought the other one was ceding the play after making eye contact.