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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
Walter:
I realize that this is a "had to be there situation" but in extremely close plays such as this one, but either the TO request was made while A1 was still in control of the ball or it was made after A1 had lost control of the ball. These "extremely close" plays are why we are paid the big Buck(eye)s (Beat Texas!!  ).
Therefore if A-HC made his request for a TO before the B1 knocked the ball lose from A1's hands it does not matter if the T's whistle is after B1 knocks the ball loose because A-HC's request for a TO was made while the ball was still in control of A1.
MTD, Sr. |
It doesn't even matter if the request was made AFTER B1 knocked the ball loose. Once the Lead blows the whistle and grants the request, the application of the rules is the same.
PS "Buck(eye)s (Beat Texas!!
)"
The BCS is a total sham. The #10 team gets an at-large bid over the #9 ranked team???
That's a joke.