Brett Yormark Issues Statement Regarding No Call On Targeting For ASU/Texas

[Bobby Burton]

2 minutes ago, Longmire said:

Absolutely agree. I dont know why they have the " no pull" rule if they never enforce it. That was blatant.

That is now legal. 

[marathon]

1 hour ago, Bobby Burton said:

What a twit. 

Are we also going to have national standards for conference commissioners?

Agree. He had no problem with Bond being targeted.

 

 

 

Edited Thursday at 08:32 PM by marathon

[_everyoneshere]

Dang. Great guy. Remember all of the times he stood up for Texas.. oh..wait. nevermind 

[Tuco Ramirez]

What a jackass

[NothinButDaHorns34]

This dumbass is still salty? Him getting booed while having to hand over the big 12 championship to us still is replaying in my head. 

[Jordan91]

You can’t pull your running back over you and into the end zone either, but whatever. Have a discussion on the numerous holding call that were not called. By the way has it occurred to anyone that their kicker is just as bad as Texas kicker? Anybody thinking Arizona State was going to score a touchdown needs their head examined. It most likely would have resulted in a field goal attempt. 

[marathon]

30 minutes ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

This dumbass is still salty? Him getting booed while having to hand over the big 12 championship to us still is replaying in my head. 

Maybe, but probably has more to do with the Big XII missing out on the $6 million payout to the conference for the winning team advancing to the final 4.

He’s never cared about officiating before. 

 

 

 

Edited Thursday at 09:51 PM by marathon

[Glass Joe]

Don’t we already have national standards for what constitutes targeting?   I don’t think the rule varies by conference, so why do we need to develop national standards when they already exist?

 And why is this a CFB Playoff issue?  Is Yormark suggesting that we don’t need to adhere to standards during the regular season?

What a complete tool.  He’s only issuing a statement out of bitter jealousy and doing anything possible to throw on Texas for jilting his irrelevant conference.

[calabasas-horn]

I thought that rule was no longer -- the aiding of the ball carrier is now legal. Is it specified to a push vs a pull? 

[THookem]

Is this the same Yormark?  Seems like a slime ball.  .     

https://www.espn.com/nba/story?id=8495683&src=desktop

 

[whereiend]

2 hours ago, Bobby Burton said:

That is now legal. 

This is incorrect. Pushing is legal, pulling is not. The play should have been a 5 yard penalty.

This is an official video from the NCAA: 

 

[Jc Dobbs]

1 hour ago, Glass Joe said:

Don’t we already have national standards for what constitutes targeting?   I don’t think the rule varies by conference, so why do we need to develop national standards when they already exist?

 And why is this a CFB Playoff issue?  Is Yormark suggesting that we don’t need to adhere to standards during the regular season?

What a complete tool.  He’s only issuing a statement out of bitter jealousy and doing anything possible to throw on Texas for jilting his irrelevant conference.

Yormark called Kevin Mar and went with Kevin's opinion.

It was a wash...if they didn't call it when Bond was decapitated...then they called it correctly with Taafe.

[flyingtank19]

3 hours ago, Orngblud05 said:

Did he have any discussions on the Bond no call?

Agreed agreed agreed

[Aspann85]

Really praying we don’t get a BIG XII crew for semifinals. You know Yormark and Mar would have some BS going to make us have a second opponent on the field…

[Class of 04]

Yormark can eat a bag of D**KS. That's my official statement...

[Waxahorn]

If the hit on Bond wasn't targeting, there is no such thing as targeting. The DB intentionally launched into Bond's helmet and snapped his head back way too far. That hit would kill a lot of people.

[taxsaver]

4 hours ago, HornsRUs said:

Leaked photo from Big 12 office this morning 

that's not a meme...it's LIVE FOOTAGE!

[Bobby Burton]

47 minutes ago, whereiend said:

This is incorrect. Pushing is legal, pulling is not. The play should have been a 5 yard penalty.

This is an official video from the NCAA: 

 

Wow. Was unaware of that. 

[Alex Butler]

3 hours ago, Longmire said:

Absolutely agree. I dont know why they have the " no pull" rule if they never enforce it. That was blatant.

I feel like they should give the td to the lineman than body slammed him across. Also, that move made Yormark’s tiny WWE boner grow 3 mm that day lol. 

[Hashtag]

1 hour ago, whereiend said:

This is incorrect. Pushing is legal, pulling is not. The play should have been a 5 yard penalty.

This is an official video from the NCAA: 

 

Can you give me a instance of where it was actually called? I've never seen it called or can't remember ever seeing it called.

[FatherofMinky]

What a scumbag. Did he not see the ASU safety launch himself and hit the defenseless Texas WR in the head/neck area 🤔

[John Moore]

8 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

Can you give me a instance of where it was actually called? I've never seen it called or can't remember ever seeing it called.

Certainly not last night

[4thandFive]

The no-call pulling the RB across the goal line was egregious. 
 

Also, ASU held all game and nothing was ever called. 

[whereiend]

35 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

Can you give me a instance of where it was actually called? I've never seen it called or can't remember ever seeing it called.

Did you watch the video? That video is it being called this season.

[Bevo92]

16 minutes ago, 4thandFive said:

The no-call pulling the RB across the goal line was egregious. 
 

Also, ASU held all game and nothing was ever called. 

Agree.   That was a critical no-call of obvious inappropriate interference when pulling across the goal line for TD in OT..