Why they put another second on the clock, when it hit 0, clearly, prior to the ball hitting any player on the first Hail Mary.
and then the next Hail Mary wins it?
no gambling interest in this game but sports are rigged as fuck or we are living in a controlled simulation, and I feel so bad for western Michigan. This happens daily.
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Why they put another second on the clock, when it hit 0, clearly, prior to the ball hitting any player on the first Hail Mary.
and then the next Hail Mary wins it?
no gambling interest in this game but sports are rigged as fuck or we are living in a controlled simulation, and I feel so bad for western Michigan. This happens daily.
The clock stops when the ball goes out of bounds. Not when the dude caught it. It stopped as soon as the ball goes out of bounds. It was the correct call
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The clock stops when the ball goes out of bounds. Not when the dude caught it. It stopped as soon as the ball goes out of bounds. It was the correct call
Complete BS. Clock hit zero way before it even hit the ground. And it crossed out of bounds maybe 0.000001s before that. So please explain how it’s conclusive enough to put 1s back. Rigged.
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Complete BS. Clock hit zero way before it even hit the ground. And it crossed out of bounds maybe 0.000001s before that. So please explain how it’s conclusive enough to put 1s back. Rigged.
Yes, it was extremely close. I do believe there was a smidget of time left. And of course Michigan will get the better of the call because they are at home. That happens, everyone knows it happens. But I believe it was the correct call.
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@ThirtyThree
Yes, it was extremely close. I do believe there was a smidget of time left. And of course Michigan will get the better of the call because they are at home. That happens, everyone knows it happens. But I believe it was the correct call.
The clock stops when the ball goes out of bounds. Not when the dude caught it. It stopped as soon as the ball goes out of bounds. It was the correct call
this is totally incorrect. It’s when the pass is deemed incomplete. someone can have a foot in bounds, ball crosses the out of bounds marker, a few feet in front of them and the player catch it and be deemed in bounds. Or another example is when the QB intentionally throws it out of bounds with 5 or so secs on the clock to run out of time. If clock stopped when it crosses OB, teams wouldn’t do this.
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Quote Originally Posted by TxRangers:
The clock stops when the ball goes out of bounds. Not when the dude caught it. It stopped as soon as the ball goes out of bounds. It was the correct call
this is totally incorrect. It’s when the pass is deemed incomplete. someone can have a foot in bounds, ball crosses the out of bounds marker, a few feet in front of them and the player catch it and be deemed in bounds. Or another example is when the QB intentionally throws it out of bounds with 5 or so secs on the clock to run out of time. If clock stopped when it crosses OB, teams wouldn’t do this.
You’re flat out wrong,but I continue to be amazed at how people who claim they know the rules simply don’t. Look it up. It absolutely does NOT stop when it crosses the line. It only stops when it hits the ground or hits a player who is out of bounds. This game was clearly over. And no, I didn’t play the game.
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@TxRangers
You’re flat out wrong,but I continue to be amazed at how people who claim they know the rules simply don’t. Look it up. It absolutely does NOT stop when it crosses the line. It only stops when it hits the ground or hits a player who is out of bounds. This game was clearly over. And no, I didn’t play the game.