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I bet it's a catch now.

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For those that can't get past the uniforms. In that stadium, on NDTV(I mean NBC), against that team, on that night, that play. Announcers would have said, what a great comeback, now the 2pt. conversion for the win.
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Its ok talking about it

Just know, ND fans trying to adamantly say it was not a catch shows you how much of a loser fan base they are and how desperately they wanted to beat us
 
YankeesCane said:
Its ok talking about it

Just know, ND fans trying to adamantly say it was not a catch shows you how much of a loser fan base they are and how desperately they wanted to beat us
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I still ferociously hate Ohio State because of that Fiesta Bowl. Does that make me a loser?

I would say no because there are plenty of other reasons why I am.
 
YankeesCane said:
Its ok talking about it

Just know, ND fans trying to adamantly say it was not a catch shows you how much of a loser fan base they are and how desperately they wanted to beat us
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We would be saying the same thing if the situation was reversed. That's how fandom works.

I think it SHOULD be a catch. But I understand why it wasn't called a catch. Lofton needs to tuck that away.
 
MikeyCanez said:
We would be saying the same thing if the situation was reversed. That's how fandom works.

I think it SHOULD be a catch. But I understand why it wasn't called a catch. Lofton needs to tuck that away.
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What an ignorant post. Did you even watch the game?

By bringing the ball closer to his body, he brought it closer to the DB, who knocked the ball out when Lofton was out of bounds.

He SHOULD HAVE continued to hold the ball in both hands AWAY FROM HIS BODY, and then the DB couldn't have knocked the ball out.

The act of bringing the ball towards him is what gave the ref the false impression that the ball was bobbled.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
What an ignorant post. Did you even watch the game?

By bringing the ball closer to his body, he brought it closer to the DB, who knocked the ball out when Lofton was out of bounds.

He SHOULD HAVE continued to hold the ball in both hands AWAY FROM HIS BODY, and then the DB couldn't have knocked the ball out.

The act of bringing the ball towards him is what gave the ref the false impression that the ball was bobbled.
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Fine, I'll rephrase. Lofton needs to keep that ball away.

Is that better? Can you relax now? I'd recommend a couple of deep breaths.
 
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