Notre Dame vs Pitt

[Freak]

But it wasn't knocked out before his arm came forward. Are they saying that he lost possession and then regained it before slinging the already fumbled ball forward?

Your guess is as good as mine. I thought it was an incomplete pass.

 

[Daddy Gee]

I'm pretty sure that Charlie almost let the words Moral victory slip out

yes

 

[lylsmorr]

I think that might be the straw that breaks the camel's back. Weis is an good OC but not a good head coach

 

[theroyz71]

That was not a fumble. I don't know why everyone hates ND so much. They haven't been nationally relevant for a while, of course, neither has Tennessee.

 

[kptvol]

That was not a fumble. I don't know why everyone hates ND so much. They haven't been nationally relevant for a while, of course, neither has Tennessee.

No one talks about Tennessee going to BCS bowls even after losing to every decent opponent on the schedule.

 

[VOLARMY]

Maybe because Notre Lame are the Media darlings and have always gotten way to much respect in the media . Thats only one reason out of several for me .

 

[lylsmorr]

No one talks about Tennessee going to BCS bowls even after losing to every decent opponent on the schedule.

Agreed X 1,000,000,000

 

[VolDad]

That was not a fumble. I don't know why everyone hates ND so much. They haven't been nationally relevant for a while, of course, neither has Tennessee.

Perhaps it is the pompous arrogance that comes from all things ND. Case in point:

Weis was appointed at Notre Dame and started proclaiming his own brilliance. He told his players, "Every game you will have a decided schematic advantage." After struggling to salvage his first recruiting class, he announced to the press, "Now it's time for the X's and O's. Let's see who has the advantage now."

 

[Tidal Surge]

The only thing I can come up with is that the ball was knocked loose before Clausen slung his arm forward.

That was the ruling. :good!: