Punter Hits Roof Of Superdome, Wheres The Outrage? - Page 2 - Dallas Cowboys Forum

TheCoolFan · 02-02-2013

That was so 2009

Hoofbite · 02-02-2013

I wonder if the Saints will adamantly deny it's possible to hit during the game while secretly raising the roof, as the Cowboys did with the board.

GimmeTheBall! · 02-04-2013

The SuperDome gets a pass because, well, you know, the city was hard hit last year by this really big hurricane.
And now the city has exported its best citizens all over the south and we half to encourage them to get back to New Or. . . I mean, NOLA, so they kin rebuild.
So do not blame nothing on the SuperDome or its lights or balls hitting its roof because the town needs a boost after the horrific hurricane and the diaspora of its finest citizens.

Gibby! · 02-04-2013

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All we need now is Ziggy and a cigar...

You can't have a cigar without Al... c'mon man!

Yakuza Rich · 02-04-2013

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Why must there be outrage?

Because for 1-year after it happened we never heard the end of it. All for some backup punter (who I don't think has played a meaningful down in the NFL) in a preseason game where he was trying to hit the videoboard.

YR

Irving Cowboy · 02-04-2013

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All for some backup punter (who I don't think has played a meaningful down in the NFL) in a preseason game where he was trying to hit the videoboard.

Actually, Craig Hentrich played for 17 years.

Yakuza Rich · 02-04-2013

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Actually, Craig Hentrich played for 17 years.

He didn't hit the videoboard. It was AJ Trapasso.

YR

Irving Cowboy · 02-04-2013

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Originally Posted by Yakuza Rich

He didn't hit the videoboard. It was AJ Trapasso.

You're right... thanks.

Hoofbite · 02-04-2013

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Originally Posted by Yakuza Rich

Because for 1-year after it happened we never heard the end of it. All for some backup punter (who I don't think has played a meaningful down in the NFL) in a preseason game where he was trying to hit the videoboard.

YR

I hope you really aren't looking for it.

Dallas is the most prominent team in terms of media coverage and they get far more than their performance would dictate.

And this is on top of the fact that the videoboard was getting ridiculous coverage without the punt hitting it. How can anyone expect they wouldn't cover it when it was like the biggest screen on the planet and was constantly front and center based on it's own impressiveness.