Ben Maller's College Sport's

[eulesseagle]

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[FirefightnRick]

Speaking of Auburn's Tuberville. How bout that decision last night to squib kickoff setting LSU up near midfield? ooooooh! I hope no known Auburn fan who posts on their message boards goes anywhere near the field after their next home game.

Rick

[GoMeanGreen1999]

Speaking of Auburn's Tuberville. How bout that decision last night to squib kickoff setting LSU up near midfield? ooooooh! I hope no known Auburn fan who posts on their message boards goes anywhere near the field after their next home game.

Rick

I have never quite understood the whole "squib" kick. If you have squibed it all game long it might sense, but when the other team only needs a field goal, it makes no sense to squib it at that point in the game and shorten the field for them.

[GreenTiger_OriginalAcct]

For the above story (sorta):

NCAA swears it will put a stop to coaches' cursing

The no-cursing rule for college basketball coaches is finally going to be enforced this season. The NCAA swears that's the case. After tolerating foul language for years from overaggressive sideline screamers, a new point of emphasis for college referees will be cleaning up bad language via technical fouls. No longer will coaches get warnings. Use a cuss word once, and it's a technical. Do it again, and the second technical means an ejection. Purdue coach Matt Painter said it shouldn't be hard for coaches to adjust. "I'm not saying I don't swear at all, but it's not like you have to do it," Painter said. "(Coaches) don't swear when they do their radio or TV show, and that's live, so if you have that ability to turn it on and off, you can do it in a game." The crackdown on cursing is part of a broader directive to police sideline behavior in general. When asked if the NCAA had any plans for a playoff in Div 1A football or a plan to fairly distribute BCS funds, the NCAA spokesman replied "@#$% you!" and walked away.

[Quoner]

Coaches) don't swear when they do their radio or TV show, and that's live, so if you have that ability to turn it on and off, you can do it in a game

Unless you are on a local Christian station, then you just let it all hang out.