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Have not heard that name in a decades and some change
HE DIDNT COMPLETE THE FOOTBALL ACT PART....HAD HE SIMPLY JUST KEPT IT OUT WIDE FOR MAYBE ANOTHER STEP YES..BUT THE MINUTE HE TRIED TO BRING IT INT HE DB RAKED IT.
HE DID EVERY **** THING N GOT NONC HALANT AT THE END AND THAT DB DIDNT HE PLAYED IT THROUGH....
HE DIDNT COMPLETE THE FOOTBALL ACT PART....HAD HE SIMPLY JUST KEPT IT OUT WIDE FOR MAYBE ANOTHER STEP YES..BUT THE MINUTE HE TRIED TO BRING IT INT HE DB RAKED IT.
HE DID EVERY **** THING N GOT NONC HALANT AT THE END AND THAT DB DIDNT HE PLAYED IT THROUGH....
Can somebody paste the actually rule? He should’ve just kept it high
Look up the rules on a catch, it was not a catchDo you enjoy being wrong?
Lofton completed the catch with full control and both feet in bounds. That’s the end of the ******* play.
He didn’t lose control until after the play should have been over, when he eas fully out of bounds.
Their lines were so much betterThought it was a catch
Also thought ND was the better team tonight and flat out beat us
Can somebody paste the actually rule? He should’ve just kept it high
Dude, I think that should be a TD. Just pointing out the rulesIs scoring a TD not considered a football move now?
Game was on the Notre Dame network there was no way they were going to make an unbiased call.Cant let refs decide games at nd they are always gonna get the call . I don’t know how to define a catch anymore
And then there was this ….
Look up the rules on a catch, it was not a catch
No kidding. Why do you have to perform an additional “football move” when you already have 2 feet down with firm possession of the ball in the EZ, then take an additional step out of bounds before it is knocked away? If a player catches a ball around the 50 yard line, gets 2 feet in bounds with firm control, then takes an additional step out of bounds, can a defender then strip the ball away and back into the field of play for a fumble?? No, at the point the ball carrier has possession of the ball with a foot out of bounds the play is dead.Is scoring a TD not considered a football move now?
NoNo kidding. Why do you have to perform an additional “football move” when you already have 2 feet down with firm possession of the ball in the EZ, then take an additional step out of bounds before it is knocked away? If a player catches a ball around the 50 yard line, gets 2 feet in bounds with firm control, then takes an additional step out of bounds, can a defender then strip the ball away and back into the field of play for a fumble?? No, at the point the ball carrier has possession of the ball with a foot out of bounds the play is dead.