hohenfelsvol
How uwe doo-in?!?
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Didn't lsu just appeal their game with wvu? My neighbor said lsu lost by two and appealed and won. Info from a corndog smelling lsu fan take it for what's it worth.
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I would like to see evidence we are on our way up.
The espn hates us thing was sarcasm, espn doesn't hate us.
God all4volOur freshmen and sophmores make up most of our starters... We are playing Elite football....whether you want to agree or not we are..... We are going to be good in a couple of years give it time all teams hit bumps in the road, look at alabama they were down for a while but now back on top.
Granted theses are all noteworthy statements, but the bottom line is if the VOLS hold on 4th and 14 its all mute. Really 4th and 14 and give up a first down with 1:20 left on the clock. As i sat in my living room i kept saying...just one play...all you have to do is play defense for 1 play and its over. We didn't and the rest is the debacle we witnessed.
I think the helmet toss was during play and the rushing of the field was after, but I would have to go back and watch it again.
The question I have no answer for, and if seen/called properly is that the helmet toss would have been a dead ball foul, as the play ended when LSU did not execute the play, therefore activating the 13 man penalty. If called properly, I beleive LSU would still have gotten the non timed play, as a game cannot end on a penalty, but it should have been from a spot on the field farther away from the goal line, whether it be offsetting or marked off at full length, thereby changing the play calling and possibly reducing the odds of an easy score.
I may be wrong, I'm not a complete rule expert, but the flags were thrown immediately by 3 refs in the defensive backfield as soon as the ball was snapped. Being a defensive penalty (illegal participation), it is not a dead ball foul. However, it is a "free play" for the offense as they have the opportunity to execute a play, or receive the automatic penalty afterwards. It was basically a dead play for the D, and a live play for the O. The question I have no answer for, and if seen/called properly is that the helmet toss would have been a dead ball foul, as the play ended when LSU did not execute the play, therefore activating the 13 man penalty. If called properly, I beleive LSU would still have gotten the non timed play, as a game cannot end on a penalty, but it should have been from a spot on the field farther away from the goal line, whether it be offsetting or marked off at full length, thereby changing the play calling and possibly reducing the odds of an easy score. With all the commotion the refs either ignored that if they saw it, or just didn't see it, as the botched snap took the play a different direction than where the player was that threw his helmet.
