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Tue Jan 03, 2006, 12:07pm
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I actually enjoyed Referee Steve Shaw using the mic to tell the camera man to please stay off the field instead of quitely doing it one-on-one. For all the media does in criticizing officials it was a golden opportunity to put them in their place. He was professional about it though.
What happened with 4:55 to go? After a ND touchdown the clock was put back to 5:27. I didn't notice the clock running after the TD. Did it continue to run or was it some kind of malfunction? Shaw had them put :32 back. 
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Tue Jan 03, 2006, 12:45pm
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I think that the previous play started with 5:37 after an incomplete pass. Once the ball crosses the goal line the play is dead. So 5:27 was proablly a good guess by the crew. ND seemed to be waiting awhile before running the play to see if it would get reviewed.
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Tue Jan 03, 2006, 01:41pm
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The clock definitely ran after the TD, as it was not ruled a TD on the field. The clock ran until the replay official buzzed the R. 5:27, in hindsight, was actually about 4 seconds late - on TIVO, it should have been 5:31.
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