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Upset? Notre Dame was a 7.5 point favorite. Miami actually covered 😆
Remember ND had 5 defensive starters out!
Miami was cheated out of the tying TD—there is absolutely no doubt about that. That was a clear catch, feet inbounds. There was no bobble–and this notion that it’s not a catch if you come down in bounds with the ball and then the ball is knocked out of hands after you leave the end zone is complete nonsense. I don’t know if that was the explanation–but to review that play, as the officials did, and then say it was not a TD is either blatant cheating or blatant incompetence. Either one is disturbing–and I’m not a Miami fan.
100%. The supposed new interpretation of what signifies a catch is complete nonsense—over complicating a simple thing.
He did not tuck the ball even at the very least to complete a football move. This is the rule.
Under NCAA Rule 2-4-3, a catch requires the receiver to (1) secure control of the ball before it hits the ground, (2) touch the ground in bounds with any part of his body (one foot is enough), and (3) keep control long enough to perform an act common to the game, such as tucking the ball, advancing it, or warding off an opponent. A player going to the ground must keep control through contact with the ground. A catch in the end zone must meet all three requirements to be a touchdown.
This has been the rule since 1969. The NFL changed its rule to the same in 2018 except the two foot requirement that started in 1949.
@mattpatrick2564The rule was written by an idiot. The rule is wrong and as we see more BS calls like this you’ll see this idiotic interpretation of a catch re-interpreted.
@chrissamsell8382yeah I mean it doesn’t matter really, these teams will play again if things go the way it’s expected. And, every game has bad calls, Miami was the benefit of multiple calls in their favor starting right away when the guard lifts his hand off the ground and they called ND for pointing out the foul.
Now, if Miami loses another game on the schedule and then again in the ACC title game, I think they are sitting out like ND when they could very well be the best or second best team in the country because this system is rigged by ESPN and SEC.
No one can truly respect ND any because the Irish play a tea-party schedule every year. They’re a joke. Oh, I forgot: there are those annual CLASHES with Navy and Stanford.
Georgia #1. Utah #2. Indiana #3. UCLA #4. Texas Tech #5. Notre Dame #6. Tennessee #7. …notice how Alabama, Miami and Texas are not in this bunch? smells better that way…now, #8 S. Carolina, #9 is Boise State and #10 is Oklahoma at 5-4 because of strength of strength of schedule…
Texas is losing to LSU and will have 3 losses
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