by 1NDGal (2019-04-20 18:46:20)
Edited on 2019-04-22 14:25:25
But if you demand one: Michigan Sucks.
Fun parts:
4:25 — Targeting by UM, later days
7:40 — Daelin Hays eats Patterson
7:56 — Khalid Kareem eats Patterson
And then, since it’s the Michigan game — 24:45-25:00 ND TD reversed on review. Because.
Somewhere in there Finke does his Chicken Walk after posterizing two Skunkbears.
Fun times.
was the replay thought his right knee came down out of bounds before his right foot did...so not a catch. The whole broadcast might have shown more angles and slow mo that showed his foot down before the knee. I guess when he got possession is also a factor. That'd have sealed it! But I was happy with the sealing being the defense forcing Patterson to cough up the ball!
as those two dipshit announcers are talking you can hear the ref calling out the illegal formation.
This was not a replay reversal.
that pretty basic football — watch where you line up?
Was it Mack?
end man on LOS is eligible; if the wr lines up "on" the line of scrimmage, the TE is ineligible. WR needs to line up "off" (basically considered in the backfield even though he's split wide) so the TE can go out for a pass. This is considered the "flanker."
If there is no TE to that side of the formation, the wr needs to line up "on" and cover the tackle, who is ineligible by position and by number (unless he reports). This is the "split end."
It was called on Cole Kmet but I don't recall the validity.
he was covered up by an outside wr.
I might be mistaken.
sure looks like the right call, though it cuts to the play quickly. If you freeze it right when it starts it looks like the wr and TE release at the exact same time and are at basically the exact same spot in their route.
matter.
Seriously, I have no idea. Google was no help either.
Why is Khaki pants looking up at the scoreboard?
Everybody knows what it says: it's 0:00, QTR 4, and the other team has more points than you do. Time to head off the field into the locker room and then go home.