“The whole world”. Meanwhile my little tweet has just under 6000 views.
Bold of you to assume my opinion matters to anyone.
Have an amazing day. God bless
@WoodLake2726 There is obvious irony in that statement.
The fact is both sides have to be accountable to each other in big games. Right now, we aren’t there. But there are signs
Let’s not do that thing where we call it rigged or robbery.
The better team for 60 minutes won. If we showed up in the 1st half the result is different.
On to Duke. Win the ACC. Get Mali and OJ back. Remember this loss. Win a championship
@WoodLake2726 I share the frustration. Every team has flaws. No one had us in the championship last year and we were a play or two from winning. Lots of football left fam
I hear what you’re saying. I respect the line of thought
2 issues
1) its not the middle of the field
2) theres a specific rule regarding the end zone/boundary and its not properly applied here
Regardless. We lost. Im not going to dwell on 1 play. It shouldn’t come down to that
If this happened in the middle of the field - pretend the sideline isn’t at play here - would you call this a fumble?
If yes, it’s a fumble, then it’s a catch.
If not, then it’s incomplete.
Go with the call on the field but I don’t think it’s a catch.
NCAA clearly got the call wrong in the @CanesFootball vs @NDFootball game. I personally have no dog in the fight but as a fan of the game its getting old watching the refs and replay officials get it wrong.
The NCAA has a rulebook for situations. Both situation #34 and #37 apply here.
The offensive player catches the ball, gets his required 1 foot in bounds, gets a second foot in bounds, takes a third step out of bounds. At the time the third step is taken, both the offensive and defensive player are both out of bounds. The defender swats the ball loose causing the offensive player to lose possession. Since the offensive player remained upright, had possession, made a football act, and was already out of bounds. The correct ruling is a catch for a touchdown.
The NCAA describes this sequence:
1. Receiver controls the pass and gets one foot down inbounds.
2. His other foot then touches out of bounds.
3. After a delay, a defender contacts him.
4. The receiver loses possession.
Official NCAA ruling: Completed pass.
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The process of the catch is done after the toe tap in the endzone. Hitting the ball out of his hands once he stepped out should’ve been pointless to the catch . They can’t keep changing the definition of a catch every game , this is crazy miami got robbed
No DPI
No TD when 3 feet touch prior to the strip
No targeting when there is clear contact to the crown of the helmet
Love that we fought back. Hate that we left it in the refs hands.
Win some. Lose some.