I CANT BELIEVE WE GOT THAT CALL

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don't know if the teammate oob matters, but he didn't survive the ground and it touches a miami player right after being oob
yeah, i *believe* laying on a teammate extends the boundary so i *think* it would've been a TD if he had control? not completely sure on that though. however, dude did not have control from the start. was crazy to call it a TD in the first place. the ball was moving the whole time.
 
I was at the game and couldn't really see the replay. Did his body ever touch the ground? It looks like he was laying on a player.
I was at the game too, but was streaming ESPN on my phone when the refs went to review the call.

His body touched the ground, but he never had control of it. It was moving the whole time. I could see it on my little freaking cell phone. I don't know wtf Andre Ware was watching.
 
****, I turned it off knowing we wouldn’t get the call. Then got a notification that we got the call and won. The ****ers better not pull this **** every game.
 
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Amidst all that drama, who the **** was that in the middle of the pack. I looked up #43 and there are two on the roster and I couldn’t even tell you which one it was. Dude literally did not even have his name on his jersey. Surprised to see an unfamiliar face back there for that.

I could have listed a dozen DBs I would have expected back there before that. **** I would have been less surprised to see Markel back there playing Olajuwon.

But I guess it worked. It was the right call but I never expected to have it go our way.
 
Never thought Felton possessed ball . However nobody mentioned on TV that when he landed he landed on his teammate who was laying out of bounds. Should have been incomplete at that point possession shouldn’t have even mattered. I know our defender was out of bounds as well . Am I wrong? Did I not see it correctly?
I was at the game and only person who was saying that multiple people touching the ball were out of bounds and so the ball should be dead.
 
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I had my Apple Watch on the entire game. 2 hours at 140 bpm. Being a canes fan will kill me eventually
 
It was beyond obvious dude didn't 1)Ever have control 2)Survive the ground with the ball and 3)ever establish possession. He just happened to be in the area and touched it. It should have been ruled an incompletion from JUMP.

The ACC probably wanted to pull some crap, but it was also beyond obvious that had they done so, people would have been like WTF.
It was obvious our RB was down before he fumbled against GT but not if you are Miami. I agree it was obvious but didn’t expect a fair call.
 
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