Right call

[Toasty B]

https://x.com/jontweetssports/status/198...3086061881

[dncdawg]

I love that this is going to be what it will be for the next 20+ years.

The refs made the right call. They can post about it on social media all they want. Cry harder.

[JC-DAWG83]

I love that this is going to be what it will be for the next 20+ years.

The refs made the right call.  They can post about it on social media all they want.  Cry harder.

This season will be great for years to come if for no other reason than, both Auburn and UF will be crying for years over calls they think affected the outcome.  A big win over either one and they would simply move on from it.  The fact they can convince themselves they were robbed will make those losses hurt for many years to come.

Another "controversy" that makes tech think they were robbed would be the icing on the season.

[dncdawg]

I love that this is going to be what it will be for the next 20+ years.

The refs made the right call.  They can post about it on social media all they want.  Cry harder.

This season will be great for years to come if for no other reason than, both Auburn and UF will be crying for years over calls they think affected the outcome.  A big win over either one and they would simply move on from it.  The fact they can convince themselves they were robbed will make those losses hurt for many years to come.

Another "controversy" that makes tech think they were robbed would be the icing on the season.

Seeing Key cry after the 8 OTs is up there for me.  We should play that on the big screen.

[Tomato Sandwich]

Is it even a question? I saw on GTP Refugees that catching a pass with your arms and elbows on the ground is against the rules.

[dncdawg]

Is it even a question?  I saw on GTP Refugees that catching a pass with your arms and elbows on the ground is against the rules.

There is nothing in the rulebook about completed catches and the arms and elbows touching the ground that I can find.  They just have to catch the ball in the air before it touches the ground, and maintain control through the catch and make a receiver move while maintaining control.  The all important matter is if there is a question, it is not a catch.
So if it touches a blade of grass, it is not a complete pass.  This ball touched freaking soil.

[Tomato Sandwich]

Is it even a question?  I saw on GTP Refugees that catching a pass with your arms and elbows on the ground is against the rules.

There is nothing in the rulebook about completed catches and the arms and elbows touching the ground that I can find.  They just have to catch the ball in the air before it touches the ground, and maintain control through the catch and make a receiver move while maintaining control.  The all important matter is if there is a question, it is not a catch.
So if it touches a blade of grass, it is not a complete pass.  This ball touched freaking soil.

Should have known it was false on e I saw it on the Internet

[dawglegright]

4 looked wide open too.

Did we cover anybody on than play?

[Toasty B]

4 looked wide open too.

Did we cover anybody on than play?

Damn.  I thought #2 Zion Branch was the only one to blow a coverage.  It was his first playing time so I guess he gets somewhat of a pass.  The others, not so much.

Besides that play, he played OK for the most part.  I wonder if he's cross trained to play the other safety opposite of Bolden.  He was playing for KJ after the ejection.  Jecory Thomas has been awful splitting time and then filling in for the injured Kyron Jones.

[GriffWoody]

I love that this is going to be what it will be for the next 20+ years.

The refs made the right call.  They can post about it on social media all they want.  Cry harder.

I think the young’uns say, cope.

[ugafan49]

Love me some gaytor tears..