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Are we going to complain about the other false starts in the prior three quarters when OSU was ahead and the clock was wound. They had the same impact on the clock. Why worry so much about the time left on the clock. There is a fixed amount of time in a game. There are also timing rules and exceptions to those rules. In this rule the referee must believe the offense is intentionally jumped in order to deviate from the rule. Obviously he didn't. Should we deviate from all the rules at the end of the game (ie "you can't call holding in the final two minutes")?
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