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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 02:39pm
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Umpire causes fumble, turnover

Just happened... Umpire Jim Quirk, #5, moved directly into the path of Bills' QB JP Losman and initiated contact that caused Losman to fumble the ball. Patriots recover.
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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 04:47pm
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Everybody has to be somewhere.

In my third year at umpire, I had not gone down, not even once until two weeks ago in a JV game. As I turned to go downfield on a punt, someone fell into the back of my legs. I roleed and popped back up.

Then on Friday night, I had a run turn in my direction. I had the play pushed away from me but as I was backing out, someone stepped on my foot. I had nowhere to go but backward and down, with a bit if a head stand.

I'll have to email the AD, who's a friend of mine, and tell him that clip had better not show up on AFHV!!
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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 05:03pm
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Everybody has to be somewhere.

In my third year at umpire, I had not gone done, not even once until two weeks ago in a JV game. As I turned to go downfield on a punt, someone fell into the back of my legs. I roleed and popped back up.

Then on Friday night, I had a run turn in my direction. I had the play pushed away from me but as I was backing out, someone stepped on my foot. I had nowhere to go but backward and down, with a bit if a head stand.
I agree with you... sometimes stuff happens. It seems that he was running for his life - he clearly made the wrong decision about where to go on this play.

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I'll have to email the AD, who's a friend of mine, and tell him that clip had better not show up on AFHV!!
If you rec'd half the $, would you ok the video?
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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 05:14pm
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I'm open to negotiations.
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Old Sun Oct 22, 2006, 06:48pm
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Everybody has to be somewhere.

In my third year at umpire, I had not gone down, not even once until two weeks ago in a JV game. As I turned to go downfield on a punt, someone fell into the back of my legs. I roleed and popped back up.
Very Similar situation for me last THurs for final varsity game of season. In 4th year at ump, never knocked down. Until on pass play I am moving to the LOS, I lean back slightly to let TE go by, not realizing the slot back was right behind him. He caught me square in the chest with his helmet, I went over backwards, feet in air, then immediately rolled back up and on my feet, no use of hands. My WH couldn't stop laughing, considering at 6'3" and 290#, he said he never figured I would go down.

Everybody does need to be somewhere, I just prefer not to be on my butt!
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Old Mon Oct 23, 2006, 04:24am
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Related question...
U gets hit with a pass. Pass goes into the air. We know the defense can intercept. But, are ALL offensive players then elegible regardless of number?
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Old Mon Oct 23, 2006, 05:55am
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No.

A few years back, I got knocked backwards by a defensive lineman, who had recovered a fumble while still standing. Instead taking off towards A's goal line, he decided to back out of the crowd at the LOS. Ran smack into me. I fell backwards and started to roll head over heels, but only got as far as a head stand and came back down the same way I went up. It made the Friday night highlights. And they kept running it backwards and forwards.
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Old Mon Oct 23, 2006, 08:59am
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Related question...
U gets hit with a pass. Pass goes into the air. We know the defense can intercept. But, are ALL offensive players then elegible regardless of number?
NCAA: yes, his touching allows all team-A members a chance to become a receiver.
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