MEGA Week 5 Games Thread

[Orig.CaneSawMassacre]

Pitt and VT both look average. We can’t sleep walk with them but after watching this game … the only thing that scares me is our team becoming complacent or injury.

 

[kmoj9kmo]

Pitt may be undefeated when they play us.

UNC and BC is all they have before us.

Gameday could come to town for an undefeated Pitt vs Miami. Look at the slate that week

 

[Orig.CaneSawMassacre]

This Dallas vs Gokden State WNBA game is legit!

#24 for Dallas is feeling it again.

 

[YLCANE]

PSU stinks

Yup but Let’s hope they upset someone that matters
Oregon
Indy
Osu
Mich

 

[skyman]

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Thats out

 

[OBLIVION]

NW stadium is badas

 

[JD4]

VT got shafted that kick was good

 

[Stingarov]

Jesus wide open receivers all over this FCS showcase

 

[Colombie]

Hard to see from either angle quite honestly.
Google the rules;
“Yes, a field goal is good in college football if the entire ball passes directly over the upright, provided it stays within the vertical plane between the outer edges. [1, 2]

Key Rules for Kicks Over the Uprights

• • The Imaginary Plane: The vertical plane of the goal extends infinitely upward from the crossbar and the outside edges of the uprights.
  • Inside the Outer Edge: As long as the entire football passes on or inside the outer boundary of the uprights (not drifting wider than the post), it counts as a successful score.
  • Replay Limits: Under NCAA rules, if a kick is higher than the top of the uprights as it crosses the end line, the play is considered not reviewable by instant replay. [1, 2, 3, 4]”

 

[YLCANE]

Hard to see from either angle quite honestly.
Google the rules;
“Yes, a field goal is good in college football if the entire ball passes directly over the upright, provided it stays within the vertical plane between the outer edges. [1, 2]

Key Rules for Kicks Over the Uprights

• • The Imaginary Plane: The vertical plane of the goal extends infinitely upward from the crossbar and the outside edges of the uprights.
  • Inside the Outer Edge: As long as the entire football passes on or inside the outer boundary of the uprights (not drifting wider than the post), it counts as a successful score.
  • Replay Limits: Under NCAA rules, if a kick is higher than the top of the uprights as it crosses the end line, the play is considered not reviewable by instant replay. [1, 2, 3, 4]”

How about we filing forget about imaginary and use technology to stop imagining and use reality?
Is it really that hard to do? No

 

[dycane]

Hard to see from either angle quite honestly.
Google the rules;
“Yes, a field goal is good in college football if the entire ball passes directly over the upright, provided it stays within the vertical plane between the outer edges. [1, 2]

Key Rules for Kicks Over the Uprights

• • The Imaginary Plane: The vertical plane of the goal extends infinitely upward from the crossbar and the outside edges of the uprights.
  • Inside the Outer Edge: As long as the entire football passes on or inside the outer boundary of the uprights (not drifting wider than the post), it counts as a successful score.
  • Replay Limits: Under NCAA rules, if a kick is higher than the top of the uprights as it crosses the end line, the play is considered not reviewable by instant replay. [1, 2, 3, 4]”

Almost impossible for human eye to know for certain in real speed if it’s that close

 

[Odin]

Gameday could come to town for an undefeated Pitt vs Miami. Look at the slate that week

Pitt is going to struggle to win games with that QB and the opponent not turning it over 4 times and opposing punter punting like VT did tonight.

 

[ddann]

Hard to see from either angle quite honestly.
Google the rules;
“Yes, a field goal is good in college football if the entire ball passes directly over the upright, provided it stays within the vertical plane between the outer edges. [1, 2]

Key Rules for Kicks Over the Uprights

• • The Imaginary Plane: The vertical plane of the goal extends infinitely upward from the crossbar and the outside edges of the uprights.
  • Inside the Outer Edge: As long as the entire football passes on or inside the outer boundary of the uprights (not drifting wider than the post), it counts as a successful score.
  • Replay Limits: Under NCAA rules, if a kick is higher than the top of the uprights as it crosses the end line, the play is considered not reviewable by instant replay. [1, 2, 3, 4]”

Not reviewable, of course. I mean, that makes perfect sense. Why would a play that decides the game be reviewable?

 

[RBradleigh]

We can argue FG good/bad whatever. BUT this was VTs decision at the 20 with 30s remaining.
1st down - run up the gut from shotgun
2nd - run right from shotgun
3rd - run right from shotgun

Went super conservative, FAFO
I have no sympathy leaving it to the fate of a K as opposed to taking a shot or 2 or 3 at the end zone.

And that is how you never get over that Win one you’re not supposed to hump.

 

[Colombie]

Almost impossible for human eye to know for certain in real speed if it’s that close

It did look like it drifted wider than the post though. Both refs came to that conclusion.

 

[Gru]

lol Philly special fail

 

[caneULM]

Pedo State getting a$$ raped

The irony of this post.

 

[Hufftwoseven]

**** lmao cashed out when VT picked up the 4th down. I stuck at gambling

 

[caneworld]

How about we filing forget about imaginary and use technology to stop imagining and use reality?
Is it really that hard to do? No

Attach a laser to the top of the goal post or technology that they use in soccer

 

[kmoj9kmo]

We can argue FG good/bad whatever. BUT this was VTs decision at the 20 with 30s remaining.
1st down - run up the gut from shotgun
2nd - run right from shotgun
3rd - run right from shotgun

Went super conservative, FAFO
I have no sympathy leaving it to the fate of a K as opposed to taking a shot or 2 or 3 at the end zone.

And that is how you never get over that Win one you’re not supposed to hump.

I mean if the coach trusts the kicker and you’re comfortably inside his range why risk shots at the endzone for a turnover?