Near interception

[Mstan85]

Did anyone go back and look closely at the near interception on Wisconsin's last drive?

It looked like Reed may have had a foot down in bounds, although his other foot may have touched first. I thought at least it should have been reviewed.

 

[Ludd]

Did anyone go back and look closely at the near interception on Wisconsin's last drive?

It looked like Reed may have had a foot down in bounds, although his other foot may have touched first. I thought at least it should have been reviewed.

I didn’t look that closely, but I think he was kind of juggling it at the time he got the foot down.

 

[WanderingSpectator]

My first reaction was that he was out. Then after the quick replay, it looked like he might have been in. I was surprised they didn’t at least take another look.

 

[Erial_Lion]

My first reaction was that he was out. Then after the quick replay, it looked like he might have been in.

Same here...I initially thought his foot came down OOB before he gained full control. But when I went back and watched it in slow motion, it was really, really close. I think he might have had it.

 

[SleepyLion]

Same here...I initially thought his foot came down OOB before he gained full control. But when I went back and watched it in slow motion, it was really, really close. I think he might have had it.

Same co clusion from me.
I also went back and watched it.

 

[Lionville]

My first reaction was that he was out. Then after the quick replay, it looked like he might have been in. I was surprised they didn’t at least take another look.

Replay is for everyone else but PSU.

 

[Bison13]

I would guess that since the play was called incomplete on the field, it would have stood. The ball was moving slightly, but I feel that was something that he was doing to get better control of the ball. That’s always a weird interpretation. The ball can be moving and still in control if you are just moving it to secure it better.

 

[Midnighter]