@Dale14896397@BigBoomDBC3521@cc22report I mean one of us is sitting here bitching about a bunch of specific plays that didn’t involve their team, lol. It’s not to hard to “say so”, lmao.
@Dale14896397@BigBoomDBC3521@cc22report And several missed DPIs the other way, etc. Missed calls happen, though personally I don’t wrap myself up in being pissed about a non-conference game for my rival and try to go find every single play that might have gone their way.
@Dale14896397@BigBoomDBC3521@cc22report And as he said, if you look at the replay it should have been ten. Plus two seconds more from when Buchanan went down on the first down
@eliteballerknow@sweahti@NotTheExpertYT Which has always been true. There’s an official timing system that is not the stadium. They even tell you from time to time that the stadium clock is not official.
@Mile_Hi_Buckeye@xxLATUDAxx@M_Fanfare Trust me when I say I will gladly take needing a miracle win over Western, which is bad, than having my life wrapped up seething over whether my rival had a bad game or not.
@DPHBuckeyes@BuckeyeLunatic1 And there’s two seconds shorted when Buchanan goes down for the first down before the spike and another one shorted on the spike itself in addition to the one that got reset. Clock was a disaster. Honestly, just make fun of us for even needing the Hail Mary, the clock was fine.
@DaxHoops@bcmayy@muhtxm@umichwolverine1@eric_shap Essentially, yes. Every sport has an “official clock” that may not match the stadium clock. It’s rare that it matters but not unheard of. I know a scoreboard operator and they have demonstrated to me a stadium clock being off by tenths of a second.
@fuckoff18321@slapshotlyons@vbthedog@kevinbrueck Even though they’re irrelevant to “currently”, you managed to pick three F1 drivers that started in Indy for your past examples lol. Shame when you have to let AI do the thinking for you.
@vincemaduri@CanMNTonly@F1 Lmao, guy still isn’t sure what he doesn’t even like, or just too proud to admit he didn’t know other teams did this too. But sure, I’m on board with stopping this altogether.
@CanMNTonly@vincemaduri@F1 That’s fine, I get that. Vince over there is talking about junior teams being the issue with this, which is just flat wrong since teams do this outside of junior teams. The practice in general is very clumsy and awkward.
@vincemaduri@CanMNTonly@F1 You’re still ignoring the fact that not only has this happened historically outside of Red Bull, there is another *current* team whose backup driver drives for another team. Red Bull having a junior team is irrelevant. If you want to ban the practice altogether that’s different.
@vincemaduri@F1 Ferrari would put Ollie in their seat if Charles or Lewis couldn’t go. George drove for Mercedes when racing for Williams. It’s not a Red Bull exclusive thing or anything.
@5280Bsblr@deeptocenter Your whole premise is based on the idea that they just woke up two days before the deadline and decided they wanted to deal Skubal to the Dodgers.
I would have loved to get more, but they decided they wanted a controllable major league starter and were offered one.
@UsedGolfFacts@Chris_W_Evans@DatDenDude And if they hadn’t, you would have criticized them for not hearing him out.
He has the right to advocate, as he did. They have the right to make a final ruling. Honestly, when he said he might not play, the correct move would have been to demand that decision on the spot.