So the explanation the booth gave is that whether or not the ball was fumbled is reviewable but who recovered it is not. Well if we reviewed whether the ball was fumbled we should have won the challenge and moved the ball back a yard and not be charged a timeout. If who recovers the ball is not reviewable they shouldn't let us review it and then charge a timeout (during the break between quarters no less). This makes no sense
The refs didn't even say "Insufficient video evidence to give Tennessee possession" which I MIGHT have bought, but "the ruling on the field stands" which meant they thought there was NO fumble.
The refs didn't even say "Insufficient video evidence to give Tennessee possession" which I MIGHT have bought, but "the ruling on the field stands" which meant they thought there was NO fumble.
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