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Message: [QUOTE="BroncosFever, post: 3415819, member: 8670"] It makes a big difference, not just because he obviously couldn't see the ball but then he has to try and predict what is happening.. as I said, To'o missing it altogether would've been the very last thing he was thinking would happen. Players are coached to play with effort and be there "just in case" but then there's the reality of the situation, he would absolutely not have been expecting Brian To'o to have an airswing It's not even a 50/50, you could run that same set of circumstances 100 times and I reckon it would end up in a try no more than 10 times. It's only a 50/50 if you've never played a sport in your life where you have to react to catch a ball or something like that. Every person will tell you losing sight of a ball and then being asked to react in that split second, it's one of the hardest things to do, especially a ball the shape of a footy The Bulldogs try, he never lost sight of it, it's just that simple [/QUOTE]

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