***2022-23 CFB Bowl Games Thread***
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Agreed, don’t see how they overturned the field call there.
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Officials don't make any difference in the game. If Michigan wanted the touchdown, they should not have fumbled.
Officials made no difference there.
......Am I doing this right?
Officials made no difference there.
......Am I doing this right?
Like there was clear video of the ball rotating/shifting while he was going to ground trying to gain control. Mind boggling reversal.
So is the rule when he has full possesions or when he touches the ball? Causw that's the only way that I see that getting overturned.
They did get screwed but you're not wrong, why hand it off there? No excuse for fumbling at the half yard line, that's on Michigan.
The Mich WR's knee was down on the 1 or 2 when the ball went into his chest. How was that a touchdown?
Worried TCU defense going to wear down. TCU offense needs to keep the ball longer.
Good point - I'm not sure. At worst I thought that was a 'call on the field stands'.
Aren't you down in college when your knee is down? His knee was down at the one and the ball wasn't in the EZ. Good call if you ask me.
Probably should have been a TD. ALTHOUGH, I am not up on all the rules. If it was when he controlled it, then its a TD.
But, I have been told many times that my team needs to just be better, so the refs can't make a difference and that I can't complain about officiating.
SO, Michigan should not have fumbled and got their score, nothing to see here, officials are always right, move along.
He bobbled it for a half second. By the time he got control, he was in. At a minimum there's no way it should have been overturned. But I love it!! F Michigan!
By the time he had possession his ass was down well over the goal line. That was a bad call. But whatevs.
Yep, can't be down until you have possession of the ball. That should have remained a TD.
