VOLINVONORE
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I don't mean to dwell on the past, but they showed the fumble from a different view on the local channel. During the broadcast, the side angle made it look like he never had control with his left hand, but in this video he clearly did. And from my vantage point, he maintained control until the very moment the ball separated from his finger tips.
This is the very reason why video evidence must be INDISPUTABLE. After seeing this video and going back to the side angle, I am more convinced that the evidence was NOT indisputable. If there is any shred of doubt, the call stands.
With all that said, I couldn't be more proud of our guys, and honestly, the biggest win today came on the recruiting front, and my best guess is we won BIG. GO VOLS!!!
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I wish he had scored as much as anyone,BUT one can not look only at the angle you want. The head on shot can not show that the ball was already out of PIG's left hand before he crossed the goal line. If the ball had gone out of bounds before it crossed the goal line, Tennessee would have retained possession where it went out of bounds. rules are rules. We play the game by those rules.