I'm guessing coming from the side outside of his peripheral vision affected that.

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Jun 14, 2024
8:41:45am

IdahoCoug All-American

I'm guessing coming from the side outside of his peripheral vision affected that.

If there was any visual cue at all, I'm guessing we would have seen some instinctual blinking way earlier in the video, even at super slow mo speeds.

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Slo-mo of face hit. I think the nose is the craziest part.

Niiineteeen84 Blowhard

Jun 14, 8:22am

Well it's cartilage right?

TNT

Jun 14, 8:24am

Craziest part for me is how much the ball compresses before there is really any

bluesloth

Jun 14, 8:25am

I can't believe how long he was able to go without a blink of the eyes.

IdahoCoug

Jun 14, 8:29am

those slow mo videos are cool that way, shows that what seems instantaneous to the naked eye really can be measured

byujag

Jun 14, 8:37am

I'm guessing coming from the side outside of his peripheral vision affected that.

IdahoCoug

Jun 14, 8:41am

RE: Slo-mo of face hit. I think the nose is the craziest part.

foofcoug

Jun 14, 8:50am

That guy never played any sport, did he?

JimmyZ

Jun 14, 8:50am

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