That was my argument on the Kamara fumble as well.
Now on the USCe fumble, is it the whistle or the arm up that ends the play??
If it is the arm up the replay showed it was up before the fumble
I don't wanna hear about a "lucky win."
A player making a play when the game is on the line isn't luck. It's effort/desire/determination/skill.
Posted this in the FF and curious if this makes any sense with this crowd
Here is my guess on what the rule is and why.
Since officials are taught to be cautious blowing the whistle for replay purposes I am fairly confident that forward progress is ruled dead when the official makes the signal. The whistle is meaningless
If I am correct they got it correct last night in that the official did in fact make the signal with the hand up BEFORE the fumble.
Asking for a player injury if that's the case. Blowing the whistle once forward progress has stopped is for player safety.
No doubt, their offense is predicated upon the system-- the QB doesn't impact it too much.
With that said though, Baylor is the biggest pretender left in playoff contention. They will crumple once they face some true competition; even more true for when they face a good defense. I think the fact that their new QB is a frosh could cause them some problems though once they face one of these better teams and Baylor gets punched in the mouth.
Posted this in the FF and curious if this makes any sense with this crowd
Here is my guess on what the rule is and why.
Since officials are taught to be cautious blowing the whistle for replay purposes I am fairly confident that forward progress is ruled dead when the official makes the signal. The whistle is meaningless
If I am correct they got it correct last night in that the official did in fact make the signal with the hand up BEFORE the fumble.
I would be of the opinion that, for replay purposes especially, either action by the referee would mean the play is dead. He saw something that he judges ended the play, and took an action (of either blowing the whistle OR raising his hand).
For obvious reasons, the players play to the whistle, but I would think the replay official could and should use either.
TK is sophomore... Little to early to say he is a bust IMO2 interesting things from Doug Mathews this mornings
Says we are signing 20 guys and only way to go over is blue shirts
And the other isn't going to be popular here. He pretty strongly stated that tkjr has yet to show he is a championship level player. He was pretty down on his performance last night and inferred it's time for him to show he's a guy for the future or perhaps we need to move on.
I don't wanna hear about a "lucky win."
A player making a play when the game is on the line isn't luck. It's effort/desire/determination/skill.
I went over to the FF thinking it would be OK since it was a win. I expected some criticality. That's fine.
While most that participate over there are OK, and some are understandably critical, there are at least five or six posters who must not be able to enjoy anything--ever.
We did win, right? After reading over there, I wasn't sure.
Meh, disagree. It was lucky. Dobbs said after they scored so easily, twice, they let off the gas. SC got back in the game. And we had two final possessions in the 4th to get first downs to win the game. Instead it was three and outs, giving SC every chance to win or tie it up with a field goal. Foreman's play was great determination. But we got lucky they didn't tie the game. The momentum was in their favor if they did. This game should've been over in the first half, the team knew it, and we knew it. So to me it was lucky for this team to pull out this win after kinda give up so early in the first half.
