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MeatHeadHorn said:
Thought he got it on the fall forward too.
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Only way that spot made sense is if that linesman actually had a clear view that the television never offered us and which suggested a body part was down...otherwise, yeah, I am also casting a vote for 'thought he just barely had it.'
 
Oregon leading UCLA by 3 and eating clock with runs on a sustained drive near the end of the game when out of the blue the Oregon QB tries to throw a TD pass, but actually blindly floats a prayer, which is not answered, and UCLA intercepts in the end zone with about 3 minutes to play. Inexplicable. . . .Oregon held on to win
 
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stanhin said:
Oregon leading UCLA by 3 and eating clock with runs on a sustained drive near the end of the game when out of the blue the Oregon QB tries to throw a TD pass, but actually blindly floats a prayer, which is not answered, and UCLA intercepts in the end zone with about 3 minutes to play. Inexplicable.
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UCLA returns the favor.
 
I don't have a thing for either team, but the runner for okie state was stood up and was pushed back before he fell forward. Who blew the whistle when. There certainly wasn't any view shown that could do anything but let the play stand.
 
I just realized it finally evened out...

Refs handed Texas the game vs Iowa St in 2013.
Refs handed Oklahoma St the game vs Texas in 2015.
Refs handed Iowa State the game vs Oklahoma State in 2021.

But the runner for okie state was stood up and was pushed back before he fell forward. Who blew the whistle when
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Right but they didn't blow the whistle for that. If they had, they would have spotted the ball a good yard+ short of the line, not 3 inches short of the line. They gave him the fall forward, they just spotted it short of the full distance he actually fell forward.
 
Tennessee tied 14-14 on the road in Alabama somehow.

A&M moving the ball easily on South Carolina but threw a pick last time down and just now fumbled. Their only score came on a punt return. EDIT: never mind, no fumble, his knee was down.
 
The way I saw it the Okie state runner was stopped and down but appeared on top of other players. #51 grabbed him by the sholder pads and drug him over the line to gain. The runner could easily have had a knee on the ground.
 
The level of incompetence or dishonesty in college football is stunning. Did anyone else see the Bryce Young fumble at the goal line in the Bama-TN game that was ruled a TD? What a joke.
 
3rd and 15 deep in the Tide's own territory, Vols let a guy wide open on a post for a 60 yard gain. Robinson with a TD run on the next play, guys just bouncing off him. Vol defense looks tired.
 
dukesteer said:
The level of incompetence or dishonesty in college football is stunning. Did anyone else see the Bryce Young fumble at the goal line in the Bama-TN game that was ruled a TD? What a joke.
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Did he not recover the fumble?
 
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