If it had bounced into the end zone it would be a touchback or touchdown depending on who recovered itYeah, unbelievably lucky bounce for MI
Even if Alabama recovers it?Doesn’t matter, it wouldn’t be a safety no matter what. In fact, if it had ended up in the end zone it’s a touchback.
lot of Bama guys aroundIf it had bounced into the end zone it would be a touchback or touchdown depending on who recovered it
My point is that Mac, McCarron, and Young (and also Blake Sims) were overrated because of the talent around them, particularly on the O-line. Only Tua and Hurts would’ve been elite college QBs if they played for, say, Oklahoma State.So Mac Jones doesn’t count for Alabama?
Hah, pre-empted you by one postEven if Alabama recovers it?
Not sure but the AFC/NFC championships do the same thing. Maybe they want minimal delay so people stay engaged and flip right to the next game after the first ends. Don’t want them flipping over to dancing with the stars.UW-UT will now be delayed. Why don't they space these games farther apart?
Shoulda started earlier tooUW-UT will now be delayed. Why don't they space these games farther apart?
I don't think touching matters in college though? Down is down.I think if he catches it at the one and then slides into the end zone before being touched, that would be a safety?
Fuck, Dancing with the Stars is now on?Not sure but the AFC/NFC championships do the same thing. Maybe they want minimal delay so people stay engaged and flip right to the next game after the first ends. Don’t want them flipping over to dancing with the stars.
It sucks that the second game starts at like 9 EST, though.Not sure but the AFC/NFC championships do the same thing. Maybe they want minimal delay so people stay engaged and flip right to the next game after the first ends. Don’t want them flipping over to dancing with the stars.
Momentum rule brings the ball out to the 1. Unless he recovers the ball, moves downfield, and then retreats back across his own goal line it’s basically impossible to get a safetyI think if he catches it at the one and then slides into the end zone before being touched, that would be a safety?
Wrong. The receiver touched the ball [before it went into the end zone]. If he had not gained control and Alabama had recovered it would have been a TD.Doesn’t matter, it wouldn’t be a safety no matter what. In fact, if it had ended up in the end zone it’s a touchback.
So your other examples did it on their own? 2 QBs (and one that dominated the NCAA but you won’t give credit to) in 20 years seems frigging fantastic!My point is that Mac, McCarron, and Young (and also Blake Sims) were overrated because of the talent around them, particularly on the O-line. Only Tua and Hurts would’ve been elite college QBs if they played for, say, Oklahoma State.
Yeah dude I said this like 15 posts agoWrong. The receiver touched the ball [before it went into the end zone]. If he had not gained control and Alabama had recovered it would have been a TD.
Somehow only one fumble on the year if I'm looking at the right page. Wow.All I see are fumbles when this guy runs the ball.
This is too close to the end zone, not nearly enough choking potential.Do or die 4th and goal for Alabama, Auburn fans avert your eyes