Bob,
How is "plopping down" on a player on the ground not late?? The more I look at this play the more I agree completely with the flag.

REPLY: With the players blocking the view, it looked to me like he plopped down with the majority of his body on the ground and just landed on the downed player with his arms and shoulder. But who could really tell? I used that language to distinguish my view from those that said he might have led with the helmet. Since I couldn't see the whole play, I could never determine whether or not to flag it. If you saw enough to warrant a flag, then by all means, you should throw it.

wrong
 

He gave the last play the wrong call.

Ok I understand what you meant now, and why you used that language...just didn't read it that way the first time.. :D

The Best Coach
 

Enforecement wrong
 

Guys,

In reading all of the replies, one big thing was missed. The "late hit", whether you agree of not was late, happened AFTER a 4th down play. The enforecement would be a deadball foul, 15 yards, and White's ball 1st and 10.

REPLY: Great observation sooner! You're correct. There shouldn't have been a third play for blue.

Differ on #3
 

#1 is just horrible. #2 could go either way. I don't have audio, so I'd need to know when that whistle blew relative to B's hit. But on the last one, I see B shoving A in the upper back before making any play on the ball.

Mac,
Why do you need audio for a whistle?? The whistle has no bearing as to when the ball becomes dead, except for one situation, the dreaded IW...otherwise all a whistle does is confirm the dead ball...Lots of plays at the college level don't even have a whistle...