Thus the difference between intent and motivation.

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Jan 8, 2024
1:04:22pm

Division Bell Recovering

Thus the difference between intent and motivation.

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Division Bell

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49ers were intent on not allowing Puka to break the records.

Division Bell Recovering

Jan 8, 12:57pm

I blame Fred Warner.

Tricky

Jan 8, 1:00pm

"We had to make him earn it," Warner said. "A fellow BYU Cougar, that's a huge mark for him. But like mentioned, we for

kirty

Jan 8, 1:01pm

I think its because the 9ers are in CA & so is Disney. They're involved somehow.

Ron Mexico

Jan 8, 1:02pm

"Intent" is a strong word, is it not?

oxcoug

Jan 8, 1:03pm

It's not necessarily because they didn't want him to "break the record".

jreid191

Jan 8, 1:03pm

Thus the difference between intent and motivation.

Jan 8, 1:04pm

The way I interpreted Shanahan's comments is that the longer they could force

Corn Pop

Jan 8, 1:19pm

maybe they remember the Rams doing the same thing to Kittle

Jan 8, 1:04pm

As they should. Competitors don't want opponents breaking records against them

LifeLongLakerFan

Jan 8, 1:18pm

Why would they just let him break a record. Earn it.

Cougar TD

Jan 8, 1:22pm

ask NOLA and Jamaal

BYU Grounds

Jan 8, 2:59pm

I'm taking about an opponent letting it happen

Cougar TD

Jan 8, 3:02pm

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