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CMR would have done if the refs came back saying Langham was done at the 1 inch line? Does he kick the field goal or line up and go for it?
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CMR would have done if the refs came back saying Langham was done at the 1 inch line? Does he kick the field goal or line up and go for it?
Thanks, I honestly didn't know that.Wait a minute... I'm not being a smart *** I'm generally asking...
If the TD was overturned and his knee was ruled down at the 1, would the 15yd excessive celebration penalty still count?
So, it would be a 15 yard penalty for unsportsmanlike excessive celebration for a TD that didn't actually happen?
Yup. It seems idiotic, but wiping out the TD doesn't wipe out the celebration penalty that goes with it. The guys still took their helmets off on the field and celebrated too much for the tightwad refs.
I will never understand the rules for when excessive celebration penalties occur. Why can't kids be happy when they make a huge play?
After some research. A similar thing happened to the steeler vs bengals in the playoffs. Excessive celebration called after TD but TD overturned penalty stands. Stupid Rule.
[video=youtube;r-56xqmRPvM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-56xqmRPvM[/video]
Thanks, I honestly didn't know that.Wait a minute... I'm not being a smart *** I'm generally asking...
If the TD was overturned and his knee was ruled down at the 1, would the 15yd excessive celebration penalty still count?
So, it would be a 15 yard penalty for unsportsmanlike excessive celebration for a TD that didn't actually happen?
Yup. It seems idiotic, but wiping out the TD doesn't wipe out the celebration penalty that goes with it. The guys still took their helmets off on the field and celebrated too much for the tightwad refs.
I will never understand the rules for when excessive celebration penalties occur. Why can't kids be happy when they make a huge play?
If the TD didn't happen than the celebration didn't happen. What's so hard to understand about that? The refs can whine all they want, but they can't flag an imaginary celebration. Simple as that.
Thanks, I honestly didn't know that.Wait a minute... I'm not being a smart *** I'm generally asking...
If the TD was overturned and his knee was ruled down at the 1, would the 15yd excessive celebration penalty still count?
So, it would be a 15 yard penalty for unsportsmanlike excessive celebration for a TD that didn't actually happen?
Yup. It seems idiotic, but wiping out the TD doesn't wipe out the celebration penalty that goes with it. The guys still took their helmets off on the field and celebrated too much for the tightwad refs.
I will never understand the rules for when excessive celebration penalties occur. Why can't kids be happy when they make a huge play?
If the TD didn't happen than the celebration didn't happen. What's so hard to understand about that? The refs can whine all they want, but they can't flag an imaginary celebration. Simple as that.
Except that the flag still stands. We can argue about whether it's logical or not, but it's a fact. Richt himself confirmed it in his postgame comments.