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Originally Posted by Snocatzdad
Early first quarter Nebraska goes on 4th down and a couple in the red zone. Qb attempts backwards pass to receiver in the flat. Ball goes off the receivers hands and deflects 4 yds forward and out of bounds.
Refs rule backwards pass is by rule offenses ball at point it went out of bounds which is enough for a first down. Doesn't that only apply if it is passed backwards and not touched? Once it's touched doesn't it become a fumble and by rule can't be advanced.
If they blew it it was a huge game changer, went from gopher ball to first and goal for nebraska
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Why would you assume experienced NCAA refs (who, BTW, got it right) are wrong here?