Wow. This is why they play the game on the field. Forget the pontificators and "experts."
Any given Sunday, or in this case, Saturday. Remember that.
Skins' ball.
This is a ch__ch. What's missing?
Posted on 01/07/2006 8:32:13 AM PST by Ultra Sonic 007
That's a TD, two feet plus a knee.
That's a TD!! He had control and as soon as the ball crosses the plane of the N-Zone the play is over! He has CONTROL LONG ENOUGH!!
Look at all the other "TD's" when people diving thru and over the pylon etc. and they fall down and drop the ball...
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Oh...ok...no TD
Ruled incomplete.
don't think so....unless the Buccaneers score here.
I guess you were wrong....
That's fumbles, the ground CAN and DOES cause incompletions. The ground can't cause a fumble because by the time the ground could cause a fumble it must mean the ball carrier is down therefore no fumble. If you don't have control of the ball the ground can make it so you never get control of the ball therefore incompletion.
by the rules, that is the right call.
That's all that matters.
I'm glad my life wasn't hanging in the balance..
Hey, as much as I love the Skins....they know how to lose a lead and a game.....
That's it...GAME OVER...Skins will run out the clock
Wow. This is why they play the game on the field. Forget the pontificators and "experts."
Any given Sunday, or in this case, Saturday. Remember that.
Skins' ball.
This is a ch__ch. What's missing?
yep...man, had him WIDE open!
LOL
who are you to tell me i am wrong?
They have control BEFORE falling down, he never had control WHILE falling down, therefore no catch, no TD, and the end of the Bucs run for the trophy.
LOL
guess what?
Theismann jsut said they were going to run the football...
no way!!
maybe...
they need 1 1st down
yep.....
I called it!! :)
I know, that was funny.
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