The Bama INT returned for a "TD" against SC....

#76
#76
Every play is reviewed even if there is no official time out taken. The replay officials obviously saw enough to confirm the ruling on the field without having to waste time to make a random Vol fan happy.
 
#78
#78
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Give it up, the ball is NOT in his hand in that photo you posted.....

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f193/born-n-raisedvol/Alabama-int.png

In both pictures his right foot is just in the end zone and the picture posted above CLEARLY shows the ball NOT in his hand.

The play should have been reviewed, bottom line. I don't care if the ref was looking right at it.... it's obviously too close to call for the naked eye. The ref made the right call on the field, a TD should have been called, BUT a review was in order and very well may have reversed the original call.

So you're saying if that was against UT, you would have been just fine without them taking a second look at it? You're lying if you say you would.
 
#79
#79
Every play is reviewed even if there is no official time out taken. The replay officials obviously saw enough to confirm the ruling on the field without having to waste time to make a random Vol fan happy.

:good!:
 
#80
#80
I am not the one not giving it up. The ruling is on my side. The pic you just linked is after mine. I am not denying that he tossed the ball very quickly, but he definitely crossed the plane before doing so. That gentleman I circled agreed, as did the review guys in the booth.
 
#81
#81
Every play is reviewed even if there is no official time out taken. The replay officials obviously saw enough to confirm the ruling on the field without having to waste time to make a random Vol fan happy.

IMO, they were oblivious to this even happening, just like 99% of the people in this thread. They were watching the game just like everyone else who's posted in this thread, and nobody but one poster stated they were even aware of it even happening. People were so unaware of it happening they thought I was speaking of a different play when it was obvious (if you read the OP) I was speaking of the Bama play.

Also, I don't believe they (the review booth) had enough time to make an accurate judgment of the play in question. If you'll notice in the game, it was treated like a normal TD was scored, the extra point was kicked directly after the TD and IMO, there's no way, in the time that was allowed, that they could have made an accurate call that it wasn't a fumble. They would have needed to have more time (a review timeout) to make an accurate assessment of the play.
 
#82
#82
Also, there was question as to whether he stepped out of bounds on the return.... that wasn't reviewed either......... and even if it was reviewed in the booth, there's no way they had time to review both the part of the return AND the "fumble."

There should have been an official timeout called for the review of both aspects in question of the return.
 
#83
#83
Also, there was question as to whether he stepped out of bounds on the return.... that wasn't reviewed either......... and even if it was reviewed in the booth, there's no way they had time to review both the part of the return AND the "fumble."

There should have been an official timeout called for the review of both aspects in question of the return.

Since you are so deadset on arguing this, what does it matter if the ball was ruled down at the one? Even if SC gets a highly unlikely stop, bama still won by 2 td's.
 
#84
#84
I am not the one not giving it up. The ruling is on my side. The pic you just linked is after mine. I am not denying that he tossed the ball very quickly, but he definitely crossed the plane before doing so. That gentleman I circled agreed, as did the review guys in the booth.

Do you not agree with the notion that they might have been reviewing whether Barron stepped out of bounds and failed to notice/review the fumble in question? There's no way they had time to accurately review and conclude on both aspects.
 
#85
#85
Since you are so deadset on arguing this, what does it matter if the ball was ruled down at the one? Even if SC gets a highly unlikely stop, bama still won by 2 td's.

Because it was kicked out of the end zone.... no TD, no momentum swing Bama, SC’s ball, 0-0. That’s why. And it could easily happen again to UT....
 
#86
#86
Because it was kicked out of the end zone.... no TD, no momentum swing Bama, SC’s ball, 0-0. That’s why. And it could easily happen again to UT....

Also, nothing was stopping Spurrier from throwing the challenge flag. I guess he was just giving in to the bama machine.
 
#87
#87
Do you not agree with the notion that they might have been reviewing whether Barron stepped out of bounds and failed to notice/review the fumble in question? There's no way they had time to accurately review and conclude on both aspects.

I do not agree with the notion, because there was an official staring right out the ball carrier as he crossed the goal line, from the side on which he was carrying the ball. There is no way he could have missed that call.
 
#88
#88
Every play is reviewed even if there is no official time out taken. The replay officials obviously saw enough to confirm the ruling on the field without having to waste time to make a random Vol fan happy.

although, I am SURE that if the SEC office was worried that UT's#1Fan thinks we might get the short end of the stick against Bammer, they most certainly will call him for a ruling.
 
#89
#89
Also, nothing was stopping Spurrier from throwing the challenge flag. I guess he was just giving in to the bama machine.

It was not an obvious mistake... The views that showed it really well came from the cable camera which is shown only on the broadcast version... It was not shown in the stadium. Every other view showed an apparent TD, except the cable camera.
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#90
#90
Because it was kicked out of the end zone.... no TD, no momentum swing Bama, SC’s ball, 0-0. That’s why. And it could easily happen again to UT....

I feel pretty confident that the refs won't conspire to ignore a Bama defender's premature release of the football prior to crossing the goal line after returning a Crompton touchdown.

Call it a hunch.
 
#91
#91
although, I am SURE that if the SEC office was worried that UT's#1Fan thinks we might get the short end of the stick against Bammer, they most certainly will call him for a ruling.

I doubt the SEC cares what I think.
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#92
#92
It was not an obvious mistake... The views that showed it really well came from the cable camera which is shown only on the broadcast version... It was not shown in the stadium. Every other view showed an apparent TD, except the cable camera.
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You are the only person that watched the game that things he fumbled.
 
#93
#93
I feel pretty confident that the refs won't conspire to ignore a Bama defender's premature release of the football prior to crossing the goal line after returning a Crompton touchdown.

Call it a hunch.
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#94
#94
Because it was kicked out of the end zone.... no TD, no momentum swing Bama, SC’s ball, 0-0. That’s why. And it could easily happen again to UT....

"Mr. Slive, I have UT's#1Fan on the line....he says that he will be glad to sit by his phone on Saturday so that you can call him during the game."
 
#95
#95
You are the only person that watched the game that things he fumbled.

I disagree... There have been several people come out and say it was a close call that it should have been reviewed, which is all I'm saying.
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#99
#99
"Mr. Slive, I have UT's#1Fan on the line....he says that he will be glad to sit by his phone on Saturday so that you can call him during the game."

Nah, I wouldn't have time for that. There are too many games for me to monitor them all. Plus do you really think Slive would call me? No way.
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