Anything on the field is fair game. But film of the sidelines is considered off limits. Otherwise, you could get things like injury reports etc by filming the training table. You have to scrub that out of all film for the 11 on 11.Originally Posted by KantoSooner
Fine. But in scrubbable. Any low level cam will catch it. Not saying it's not the rule, just saying it's akin to a thought crime.
"I don't know karate, but I know ka-razor!" - James Brown
You all might recall a decade or so ago a reporter posted a film of Mark Mangino going nuts with audio at a player penalized for diving into the endzone after a punt return touchdown. I don't think that reporter was ever allowed on KU sidelines again because it was such a no-no.But film of the sidelines is considered off limits.
Aside from coaching profanity, filming picks up other audio that could be considered a competitive advantage. I know the wife was on the TU sidelines, but the closer you are to the field, the more you sounds you can pick up audibly. OU fans are smart enough to be quiet when OU is on offense that it is conceivable that you could pick up offensive audibles from either sideline with recording equipment. Of course, so can high def TV broadcasters.
Which is why I keep coming back to how stupid this is.
Exactly.
It's the equivalent of a dinner guest making off with not the silver but the extra rolls of toilet paper.
Just typical Baylor.
"I don't know karate, but I know ka-razor!" - James Brown
But not typical Tulsa, who may have just cost them the most lucrative series they're ever going to get in college football. What day can they raise ticket prices to Power 5 team levels? What day do local businesses suddenly charge $20 for parking instead of $5? What day do they actually have every seat filled in their dinky 30K capacity stadium?Just typical Baylor
It wasn't when OSU came to town. They were letting people in free that game
... before any Pokes jump on me, that game was scheduled to kickoff at 9 pm and was lightning delayed till after midnight. It was the worst possible scenario ever and so they were just letting anyone still left after that huge delay in for free. They should have cancelled or rescheduled the game but... yeah
You're right. Tulsa is essentially better than Montgomery and the trailer trash he's brought with him.
But they should have known what they were buying
"I don't know karate, but I know ka-razor!" - James Brown
So that's considered improper behavior at dinner parties?
Only if it is 2ply
They had a nice guy coach, but he only got them 2 wins last season (which they've already matched this season 3 games in). TU decided they'd rather win than be nice... much like Baylor when they brought in Art Briles.You're right. Tulsa is essentially better than Montgomery and the trailer trash he's brought with him.
But they should have known what they were buying
Look what I found.
http://www.baylorfans.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=295422
Kind of ironic how recent that thread is. I wonder if they're still so indignant over spying on coach's signals.
Priceless! Thus HYPOCRITES!
If we beat OU this season (that's a big 'if' since I've been very bearish on our season -- no pun intended) then I want a Baylor shirt made that says, "11/14 Was an Inside Job!"
Just out of curiosity, how many "Minor In Possession" arrests does it take to equate to murdering a teammate?
Don't know. Who murdered a teammate?
My first thought was what caused your basketball team to get a postseason suspension about 15 years ago, but since this is a football discussion... I don't have any way of ending this thought without mentioning Patrick Dennehy sorry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Patrick_Dennehy
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