Curious to know who posted the video on Youtube?

[McPeachy]

The name says John Smith...of course that is probably bullshit. Anyone have an idea or way to find out? Surely one of you computer-geeky dolts can find out, no?

Either way...whomever it was / is, is a low life attention whore. :twisted:

 

[cheypoke]

Thats a really good question.

 

[whyoh]

The name says John Smith...of course that is probably bullshit. Anyone have an idea or way to find out? Surely one of you computer-geeky dolts can find out, no?

Either way...whomever it was / is, is a low life attention whore. :twisted:

 

[wyopig]

The film starts from the AF sideline and the league office had this video the morning after the incident. Then it was leaked to YouTube 5 days later. Pretty sure someone in the AFA athletic department posted this video to incite what has happened over the last couple days in Laramie. I'll go ahead and accuse Calhoun of being behind this posting.

 

[whyoh]

The film starts from the AF sideline and the league office had this video the morning after the incident. Then it was leaked to YouTube 5 days later. Pretty sure someone in the AFA athletic department posted this video to incite what has happened over the last couple days in Laramie. I'll go ahead and accuse Calhoun of being behind this posting.

lol....i like what you did there but this is most likely from one of the root cameras since they do most of the filming from the pressbox side of the stadium

 

[Cuttslam]

It had to be Howdy Doody himself.

 

[Fullback41]

It is from the blue camera following troy onto the field after the game. I originally assumed it was a root sports camera but after watching the dvr footage from the game im not sure.... it would be interesting to know if it came from afa or root. Troy knew it was there as he saw it when winking at his guys. If it came from root so be it, if it came from afa it will be more fuel on the fire for next year.

 

[cheypoke]

If it was from Root wouldn't it be against the law to post it on YouTube? Thats part of their production that is copyright protected, etc.

 

[OrediggerPoke]

If it was from Root wouldn't it be against the law to post it on YouTube? Thats part of their production that is copyright protected, etc.

YouTube takes down copyrighted material upon proof of copyright. The clip was not part of the actual ROOT broadcast. ROOT may have some ownership rights and an employee may have breahed their employee contract with ROOT by disseminating the material without consent, but other than that not I don't think there are any legal claims.

 

[wyopig]

It came from AF:

http://wyoming.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=2159&tid=179887352&mid=179887352&sid=896&style=2" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[wyocowboy2014]

Now that the story has emerged tonight about AF posting the video the video is no longer on youtube.

 

[McPeachy]

Now that the story has emerged tonight about AF posting the video the video is no longer on youtube.

The AFA cadet who got ahold of it, recieved some good advise...take it down, or you could be fucked.

 

[cowboyz]

Now that the story has emerged tonight about AF posting the video the video is no longer on youtube.

It's still up, just John Smith's version seems to be missing. If you search Wyoming Coach it pops up a few times.