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Re: More evidence of underhanded Colts activity...

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Originally Posted by Patsfanin Philly (Post 607220)

Did anyone else notice the Colts mascot under the crossbars waving furiously when Gostkowski was kicking extra points????
I was under the impression that that was not allowed (unless you're a Colt)
or a college student.....
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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5063641AAXTdYS
1) Club-Controlled Sound: The home club does not have the prerogative to decide if such sound hampers signal calling. While spontaneous crowd noises may be beyond immediate control, noise of any kind (music, horns, gongs, drums, etc.) that is under club control must cease when the play clock (40 or 25 second) is running and the visiting team is in possession of the ball. Flagrant attempts by cheerleaders, mascots or the public-address system to encourage crowd noise for the purpose of disrupting the visiting team's offense while the play clock is running is prohibited.

I wonder if the Lord High Commissioner will confiscate the Colts mascot for this obvious breaking of the rules which is cheating! And fine them and take away draft choices?? After all, he has to keep the playing field level!

More evidence of underhanded Colts activity...

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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5063641AAXTdYS
1) Club-Controlled Sound: The home club does not have the prerogative to decide if such sound hampers signal calling. While spontaneous crowd noises may be beyond immediate control, noise of any kind (music, horns, gongs, drums, etc.) that is under club control must cease when the play clock (40 or 25 second) is running and the visiting team is in possession of the ball. Flagrant attempts by cheerleaders, mascots or the public-address system to encourage crowd noise for the purpose of disrupting the visiting team's offense while the play clock is running is prohibited.