is a conclusive guaranteed TD is dumb.
don’t be dumb.
Having said that. It appears to be a TD to me but it is
not inconclusive.
don’t be dumb.
Having said that. It appears to be a TD to me but it is
No I’m just way 17ing smarter than your dumb @SSSo you are blind as well as a dubmass?
Just say you let BWalk and Wyatt form your opinion for youNo I’m just way 17ing smarter than your dumb @SS
Just say you are stupidJust say you let BWalk and Wyatt form your opinion for you
100%Was a TD but whatever was called on field was 100% going on that play. Too close, need to put chips in the ball to read the goal line
This is how I saw it, too.No way that call can be overturned. The announcers got it wrong. They kept talking about the batted ball happening after the ball was over the goal line. But the batted ball sequence isn’t what caused the fumble. That came after the ball was loose. The initial punch as the ball approached the goal line is what caused the immediate loss of possession. It happened as the ball approached the goal line. I have no idea whether the ball hit the goal line first. If I had to guess, he was short. But it was that close. The call had to stand.
Did trump touch your va jina too?!
It’s definitely not a clear and obvious touchdown like the announcers were saying it should be. It was too close to overturn. If it had been ruled a touchdown on the field, it probably would’ve stood. It was ruled a fumble on the field, so it stood.
Completely irrelevant as the whistle does not end the play. Rule ends the play. But with that said, I don’t think the officials ever declared the ball dead because they had no clue if it was dead or not, and it looked to never be dead by rule until Auburn or Georgia scored.When did the freaking whistle blow, though?
Why did the whistle blow? The Georgia player that recovered the ball would have returned it for a touchdown.When did the freaking whistle blow, though?
No. Because if they do it to them, then they can do it to us. And have.The only call that really matters here is 17 Auburn. That's it. They deserve it.
I mean here’s the thing. From your pic it looks like a TD.
It’s definitely not a clear and obvious touchdown like the announcers were saying it should be. It was too close to overturn. If it had been ruled a touchdown on the field, it probably would’ve stood. It was ruled a fumble on the field, so it stood.
Blah blah blahNo. Because if they do it to them, then they can do it to us. And have.
I’m sorry. I’m no auburn fan but, the ******* I n g they’ve taken over 2 games is egregious.
If we’re going to be professional football, let’s get professional refs.
The front office wants freeze out. No question.
Right is right and wrong is wrong.
How many times have we felt the same way?
Plane = goal line. It's just about whether the "goal line" is the front of the painted stripe or the back of the painted stripe.I have never liked the break the plane for a td, its called the goal line, you should have to cross it ball in hand for a touchdown .
I guess I was assuming they claimed an inadvertent whistle stopped the play. Since they ruled it a fumble on the field, what rule stopped the play at UGA's 1?Completely irrelevant as the whistle does not end the play. Rule ends the play. But with that said, I don’t think the officials ever declared the ball dead because they had no clue if it was dead or not, and it looked to never be dead by rule until Auburn or Georgia scored.