OK, I'm a Michigan fan, but I value my integrity more than a "W".
Western MI was the actual valiant victor in yesterday's football game.
https://t.co/ZuBcLyqeMw
SIDE NOTE: Still think it is not possible that elections are rigged?
@CoachJLyonsPE@bigredburner97@bdfagan So the same argument they are using for Mich. Seems convenient.
Why is this the only rule that doesn’t need clear and obvious evidence?
It had to be 5+ seconds until 2016. Even then, they openly admit it’s impossible to overlay.
You want to stand on .5 as clear and obvious?
@CoachJLyonsPE@bigredburner97@bdfagan We argue it because it’s true and that’s exactly how the rules were written. Obviously it wasn’t applied that way. That’s the problem. Thanks for clearing this up.
@CoachJLyonsPE@bigredburner97@bdfagan Looks like I was wrong on railing. But not on the other stuff.
Those statements still all ignore the rules of what defined what it would take to overturn a call. Especially one involving a clock. Just like last night. It’s blatantly wrong or making exceptions.
@CoachJLyonsPE@bigredburner97@bdfagan I’ll help, it was 2016 that they allowed errors under 5 seconds reviewable. It also required view of the game clock because overlay sec to sec was/is essentially impossible.
1 sec is essentially impossible to determine. Especially as indisputable.
Thank YOU for playing.
41-year Nebraska announcer Kent Pavelka’s (@KentPavelka) call of the end of #4 Nebraska’s win over #5 Vanderbilt and advancement to their first Sweet 16