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@Novig@grok claims it is structurally possible so it must be true becasue that is what they said.
Yes, in a structural sense it is possible, though that does not mean it routinely happens or that it is easy/undetectable.
@Novig so if the conference controls the clock, is it possible that they can also control the outcome of a close game?
Yes, it is structurally possible.
@Novig so if the conference controls the clock, is it possible that they can also control the outcome of a close game?
Yes, it is structurally possible.
@notthefakeSVP@notthefakeSVP Since the conference controls the clock, the conference is structurally able to control the outcome of any close game at the end. Had they not gotten in on the pass play, no prob, PI in the end zone ball at the 1 and MI jams it in.