chopblock

[gottabighit1]

Further more, Herbstreet, attempting to "chop block" which the Texas center was CLEARLY not doing, wouldn't be cause for a penalty. If a defensive back were "attempting" to grab the jersey of a wide receiver going out for a pass, but only "grabbed air", would that be cause for an interference penalty? If a tackler went for the horse collar of a runner, but pulled the bottom of his jersey, would that be cause for an "attempted horse collar"...good God, the bias by the refs AND the announcers...

[gottabighit1]

#1, Herbie, UR an idiot. #2 NCAA Rule 2-3-3:

1. All combination blocks with a low element (e.g. high-low, low-high or low-low), with or without a delay, by non-adjacent linemen, within the neutral zone, are chop blocks.

In other words, takes 2 offensive linemen to commit a ChopBlock. One holds up the rusher, the other cuts him at the knees. Go see a REAL chop block. SEC excels at them.

Search: Auburn Cheap Shot...the definition by video come right up...NOT SURE WHAT THIS BOZO REF WAS LOOKING AT.

[12321highlander]

"I count 4 chop blocks on that play...."

Either you can't count or don't know the difference between a cut block and a chop block....or both. LOL

[kmcmanus]

I count 4 chop blocks on that play.....Coaching has everything to do with that....