Both my son and I saw that on the play as well. Sadly, we weren't surprised that it wasn't called.asutrnr81 wrote: A review of the film clearly showed an ASU player getting clipped as the punter ran by!
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It's worked as my sig for(just about) everASUMountaineer wrote:FYI, I'm stealing that quote for future use. I can't promise I'll always give appropriate credit!MAD Doctor wrote:ASUMountaineer,
Thanks for the fresh dose of perspective on a Monday morning, and I'm sorry for the loss of your granddad. While we'd all love to win every game, I'll take a crisp Fall Saturday in Boone with my family and APP family anytime. Wins and losses, highs and lows will come and go, and we will have our time back on top; but we have something very special here, even now. And as the saying goes, "If you're lucky enough to be a mountaineer, you're lucky enough."
GO APP!!!

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... and a spry one at that!ASUMountaineer wrote:HA! He's 55.
Hope your dad's seeing more smiles as the days go by. He's blessed to have a son like you (and a daughter-in-law kind enough to give up a day at The Rock).
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vegattk wrote:Now if there wasn't that jerk sitting in front of you guys there it'd be a perfect day!!ASUMountaineer wrote:Memories like that are what makes life worth living.brocktune90 wrote:On the day that my father buried his only brother, he chose to attend a certain football game between Northern Iowa and App. Luckily, all of my dad's family lived in Chattanooga.
I will always have that wonderful memory of my dad choosing to be with me that day. Such sadness and joy is what makes us human.
My grandfather was a trainer with UTC for 30+ years and has a plaque in his honor in the stadium. Maybe my dad wanted to be with the memories of his dad. Treasure the great memories.
It must be dusty in here.
Had a blast with you guys at the game.... Hopefully we can continue having our "core" in our section for years to come... Good years... and bad years...

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Thanks! But, I'm the one that's blessed to have him as a father.DaphneUrquhart wrote:... and a spry one at that!ASUMountaineer wrote:HA! He's 55.
Hope you're dad's seeing more smiles as the days go by. He's blessed to have a son like you (and a daughter-in-law kind enough to give up a day at The Rock).
He is doing well, which has really impressed me. And, my mom is a rock and is holding strong for him.
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