Suh's acting

[Drowning_in_the_Sea_of_Red]

I'll give credit to Dennard for playing through the pain and not coming out. He probably knew if he did West would've given up a touchdown.

 

[knapplc]

While it may have been head's up and smart, taking a dive is not something I'd be particularly proud of. Not sure how to take this...

 

 

You think this was "taking a dive?" Taking a dive is essentially folding on a sport because you're scared, you're paid off or you just don't respect the game. That is about 180 degrees opposite of what was going on here. Protecting a teammate is not "taking a dive."

[Vince from ShamWOW]

Absolutely..... we knew exactly what he was doing.... smart, smart, smart.... and, when he left, Pelini probably knew they would attack middle (which they tried) and the d was ready. Kid is smart.

 

 

It was crystal clear he was doing what he needed to. You got to applaud him for thinking the way he did and doing what he did.

[zoogs]

While it may have been head's up and smart, taking a dive is not something I'd be particularly proud of. Not sure how to take this...

 

 

You think this was "taking a dive?" Taking a dive is essentially folding on a sport because you're scared, you're paid off or you just don't respect the game. That is about 180 degrees opposite of what was going on here. Protecting a teammate is not "taking a dive."

 

Well, when you put it like that...

 

I was simply borrowing another poster's terminology though. And he did fake an injury, even if it was well-intentioned. Why not call a timeout? I mean, I'm not mad that Suh did that or anything, but if it had been McCoy, wouldn't we have been all over him on how dishonorable he is and how Suh would never do such a thing, etc, etc?

 

I don't know...

[knapplc]

While it may have been head's up and smart, taking a dive is not something I'd be particularly proud of. Not sure how to take this...

 

 

You think this was "taking a dive?" Taking a dive is essentially folding on a sport because you're scared, you're paid off or you just don't respect the game. That is about 180 degrees opposite of what was going on here. Protecting a teammate is not "taking a dive."

 

Well, when you put it like that...

 

I was simply borrowing another poster's terminology though. And he did fake an injury, even if it was well-intentioned. Why not call a timeout? I mean, I'm not mad that Suh did that or anything, but if it had been McCoy, wouldn't we have been all over him on how dishonorable he is and how Suh would never do such a thing, etc, etc?

 

I don't know...

OK, I get it.

 

And I don't know that I would be upset about it if McCoy did it. Maybe. Hard to say.

[HUSKER 37]

While it may have been head's up and smart, taking a dive is not something I'd be particularly proud of. Not sure how to take this...

 

 

You think this was "taking a dive?" Taking a dive is essentially folding on a sport because you're scared, you're paid off or you just don't respect the game. That is about 180 degrees opposite of what was going on here. Protecting a teammate is not "taking a dive."

 

Well, when you put it like that...

 

I was simply borrowing another poster's terminology though. And he did fake an injury, even if it was well-intentioned. Why not call a timeout? I mean, I'm not mad that Suh did that or anything, but if it had been McCoy, wouldn't we have been all over him on how dishonorable he is and how Suh would never do such a thing, etc, etc?

 

I don't know...

OK, I get it.

 

And I don't know that I would be upset about it if McCoy did it. Maybe. Hard to say.

 

"Taking a dive" was probably a bad term on my part..But Before re-watching the video, I didn't know what the op was talking about when he stated, "Dennard would not 'go down'".

 

This was much better than wasting a valuable timeout..As it was, a one armed Dennard was likely to get thrown at on the very next play probably resulting in a first & goal or TD...and Suh (and it appeared like Crick) both liked our chances better with West and Stein in there..also knowing OU would more likely attack the middle on the next play with Suh out of there...Sure enough, OU ran off tackle to Stein's side and Crick slanted in behind Stein and made the stop.

 

I'd applaud either team for thinking that fast.

[Vince from ShamWOW]

Suh denies faking cramps Story Highlights

Ndamukong Suh says he really had a leg cramp in the fourth quarter Saturday

 

 

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -- Some fans would nominate Ndamukong (en-DOM-uh-ken) Suh (Soo) for an acting award.

 

But Nebraska's star defensive lineman says he really had a leg cramp when he collapsed in the fourth quarter against Oklahoma -- right as Nebraska coaches were desperately motioning for injured cornerback Alfonzo Dennard (DEN-erd) to get off the field.

 

Suh's timely cramp has been a hot topic on Internet message boards. Fans have lauded Suh for creating a diversion so the visibly hurting Dennard, who banged up his left shoulder, could get to the sidelines.

 

Asked Tuesday whether he was acting or legitimately in pain when he fell and grabbed his right thigh, Suh laughed and said folks could speculate all they want, but he really was cramping.

 

Suh returned after going out for one play.

[JTrain]

I'm guessing it's probably against NCAA rules to fake an injury, even if you are only doing it to get an injured teammate off the field. So I doubt Suh would admit this, even after the game. Who knows for sure, but it would be a pretty huge coincidence if it was actually a cramp.

[Vince from ShamWOW]

From this mornings Big Red Breakfast. Mike Ekeler was guest coach this week.

 

Question: Are Ndamukong Suh’s cramps better?

Answer: Well, we had to give him a IV on the sideline (Ekeler was grinning). Suh said that he got the idea from watching Billy Simms stop the clock all those years ago.