Rodger l Carter Jr

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@Adam_Dowling1 @CFBPlayoff Exactly and Mississippi St wasn't even ranked when they played! So how in the world is that a signature win!?

[Tim Flynn @tim3773]

Respectfully, @HunterYurachek fuck you in advance of tonight.

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@Re2pectsport Oh don't forget that signature win against Mississippi St!

[Bruce Straughan @bruce_straughan]

Alabama at #3

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@CFBGuy999 Why do they keep hanging on to the Mississippi St win for bama? Makes no sense!

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@_willcompton I don't understand the Mississippi St win they keep clinging on to!?

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@PeteSampson_ Why do they keep thinking that Alabama's win over Mississippi St is such a huge win? When they got drug by Tennessee? Make it make sense!

[Rodger l Carter Jr @Rlcjr6872]

@MichaelRyanRuiz @tvippolis Be finish the catch! It's in the rules!

[Pete Sampson @PeteSampson_]

In conclusion: Officials got it right. Not a catch.

[☘️ Irish Vet ☘️ @NavyVet4ND]

Please save this photo and use it anytime someone is complaining about that drop at the end of the game. ☘️

[Damon Matt @DamonMatt85]

Post updated with video evidence. This video loops 3 times. I only show where he was losing control before the ND player hit the ball. You can clearly see he was trying to maintain control of the ball.

Notre Dame v Miami Catchgate Update:

They ruled it not a catch because he didn’t have full control of the ball as he was bringing the ball down from over his head. Had the ND player then hit the ball after that or not, it would have been the same ruling.

Rules analyst Terry McAulay (former NFL referee) said on the NBC broadcast that Lofton bobbled/slightly lost control of the ball as he was bringing it down and landing, and that he never had it long enough to complete the process of the catch before the ball came loose. That matches what the officials saw on the field and on review.

The defender (Luke Talich) did contact the ball, but the ruling hinged on Lofton never fully establishing and maintaining control through the catch process, especially while going out of bounds. Simply getting both feet in and briefly having the ball isn’t enough if control is already slipping as you land or exit the field of play.

[Coach BJ Payne @Americanfbcamp]

Malachi Toney is a special player no doubt, Does the general public of sports fans know that ND was down FIVE defensive starters tonight?...and still found a way.

[Mike Golic Jr @mikegolicjr]

the two great mysteries of yesterday:

why was Kevin Costner walking out with Lane Kiffin + the LSU crew, and what did this ref say to Marcus?

[CBS Sports College Football 🏈 @CBSSportsCFB]

"Final decision: no catch in the Notre Dame-Miami game."

@GeneSteratore breaks down the incompletion on the pass to Elija Lofton.

[Jessica Smetana @jessica_smetana]

Nothing brings people together like football ❤️

[Pete Sampson @PeteSampson_]

Notre Dame has arrived

[The Domerlorian ☘️ @Jaredsla]

Just wanna get this out there before you guys start working on your narratives. ☘️

[Hoosier Huddle @Hoosier_Huddle]

Can we talk about Miami’s resume? Or is that not allowed

[Knute Rockne @Rocknes_Ghost]

@CmoreStacks That’s not a catch at any level of football and never has been. You’ve gotta actually catch the ball for it to be a touchdown.

[The Irish Tribune @theirishtribune]

Notre Dame held a special halftime tribute honoring legendary head coach Lou Holtz.