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We told you so:
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What are you talking about? Our post states this is NOT a foul as this post suggests.
Replying to @OffyUnfiltered
Dude got community noted into oblivion and you happily rode his coattails lol
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All of this is very reasonable. Great interview from Sankey.
Sankey's reasons for no public access to replay audio: Too many games going on at once, too many voices in the room.
Says the SEC has never said no to providing that access, but it's difficult to do correctly.
Also chastises announcers for criticizing officials.
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There would literally be 60 flags in a game if officials didn’t work to prevent things. It’s not coaching. It’s simply helping players and coaches navigate the rules.
Replying to @Utes101
If that's the case then why is the ref helping rather than just officiating the game. Dumb
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Good photos, but remember the ball CAN touch the ground so long as it remains in the player’s control. Whether or not it did in this case is tight.
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This is so wrong it’s not even funny. Under no circumstances would a college football official consider this tight end to be covered by the outside receiver. The TE is so very clearly off the line.
Notre Dame got away with Illegal man (TE) down field on a big play vs Miami Hurricanes #MiamivsNotreDame #GoodBadUgly Film Review
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The TE in this play is eligible since he is fully off the line of scrimmage (helmet behind center's body), while the RT's helmet is in line with the center's waist (required to be a LOS player). This is a legal formation, and the TE is eligible as an H-Back.
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Clearly a correct call.
Here was the play that the referees called North Allegheny goalkeeper Jordan Beemer for jumping the line early. The save would’ve kept the teams tied on penalties 👀
Mt. Lebanon won on penalties, 5-4. 🧤
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This is already against NCAA rules.
Absolutely the correct call. Player attempting to recover touched OOB prior to gaining possession.
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