If his suspension is truly just for mouthing off to a coach then I just can't help but think he's suiting up. However, if there is an underlying reason that has not been publicly disclosed then maybe he stays on the sideline. I would think Malzhan would want his best players on the field Saturday.
Not sure who it was but Auburn lost another defender for our first half for a penalty in the LSU game.
That targeting penalty on the safety was in the 1st half so his suspension will be over for our game, if we are talking about the same guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by missouridawg
I hope Whitehead plays. He needs to experience defeat at Davis Wade Stadium.
he was there for the 2012 loss, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by FlabLoser
Let him play he can't cover anyone to save his life
I don't think it works that way. Seems like if you get ejected in the 1st half, you miss 1/2 of the next game. If you get ejected in the 2nd half, you miss the whole next game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leroy Jenkins
Could be wrong though, just going off memory - which is sketchy sometimes.
No, I am pretty positive that you are suspended for the rest of the game you are currently playing and if the ejection happens in the second half you miss the first half of the next game. The fact that his ejection happened in the first half should mean he is available to play in ours.Quote:
Originally Posted by DancingRabbit
Indeed. We picked on him all game. Something like 3 of our 4 TDs were against him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leroy Jenkins
Suspension is a one game one, including the one you're playing (i.e. Two halves). First half suspension means you miss that first and second half, second half means you miss that half and the next first half
This is correct. If the penalty comes in the first half, you are suspended for the first half of the following game. If the penalty occurs in the second half, you are suspended for the entire game for the following game.Quote:
Originally Posted by DancingRabbit
I believe the guy that got ejected is Nick Ruffin..
No, that is not correct. If you get ejected in the first half, you miss the rest of the game. If you get ejected in the second half, you miss the first half of the next game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jacksondevildog
They clearly said on the broadcast that the kid would have to sit out the first half against us as well.
Hey, if I tell you a rooster dips snuff you better check under his wing for a tin. Just go with what I say and you'll be fine.
From the NCAA rule.
"If the foul occurs in the first half of a game, the player is ejected for the remainder of the game. If the foul occurs in the second half or overtime of a game, the player is ejected for the remainder of the game and the first half of the next contest."
Fvck!
The announcers also said Elijah staley recovered an onside kick. They make mistakes. just do a quick search of the targeting ejection rule if you don't believe us.