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Definitely an all-timer of a game. Extremely happy about the offense doing what they did against a seemingly unbeatable UGA defense while also not being surprised at all that we couldn't stop the pass.

Watching CJ makes me believe we will see Devin Brown win the starting QB job next year. QBs have to be able to run, and Brown does that extremely well. It's upsetting to see what could've happened the last 2 years if CJ ran like he did against UGA.

I'm excited for next season considering all we have coming back. Great game Georgia fans.
 
By rule, he is not airborne. His hand is on the ground, in bounds, meaning he is not airborne. Therefore the advancement of the ball, even if it is out of bounds, continues until he lands out of bounds, or his hand lifts at which time he is airborne.

I saw a good explanation of this ... let's say while tight-roping down the sideline the WR held the ball out over the sideline, and the ball was actually out of bounds. So, you have a runner in bounds running 20 yards, as an example, and he has the ball held out over the out of bounds line. After running 20 yards he steps out of bounds. They don't move the ball back 20 yards to when he first held the ball out over the sideline. Same here ... so long as Bowers has his hand on the ground in-bounds, he is not airborne, and the ball being out of bounds can keep moving forward until it hits the ground, any part of him hits the ground, or he lifts his hand off the ground.

So, the problem with your position, IMO, is that you aren't defining "airborne" correctly.

Another example is a WR who keeps one foot in bounds as he leans out of bounds to catch a ball. As he is falling down, with no body part out of bounds, and at least one foot on the ground, he can hold the ball forward as he falls and when he hits the ground the ball is marked where he was holding it, not where it crossed the sideline before he caught it.

Nice rebuttal.

We'll see which Suckeye blames the refs next.
 
By rule, he is not airborne. His hand is on the ground, in bounds, meaning he is not airborne. Therefore the advancement of the ball, even if it is out of bounds, continues until he lands out of bounds, or his hand lifts at which time he is airborne.

I saw a good explanation of this ... let's say while tight-roping down the sideline the WR held the ball out over the sideline, and the ball was actually out of bounds. So, you have a runner in bounds running 20 yards, as an example, and he has the ball held out over the out of bounds line. After running 20 yards he steps out of bounds. They don't move the ball back 20 yards to when he first held the ball out over the sideline. Same here ... so long as Bowers has his hand on the ground in-bounds, he is not airborne, and the ball being out of bounds can keep moving forward until it hits the ground, any part of him hits the ground, or he lifts his hand off the ground.

So, the problem with your position, IMO, is that you aren't defining "airborne" correctly.

Another example is a WR who keeps one foot in bounds as he leans out of bounds to catch a ball. As he is falling down, with no body part out of bounds, and at least one foot on the ground, he can hold the ball forward as he falls and when he hits the ground the ball is marked where he was holding it, not where it crossed the sideline before he caught it.
Thanks. That actually makes sense. The call was correct.
 
Meh. Whatever. Better than being a fan of jazz music, I guess.


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I said on the first page (comment # 10) I didn't expect Ohio State win.

You ignored what I said and created your own fake reality. You're good at making things up. You don't live in reality.

I know you won't answer this but I'll ask anyway.

How could I possibly be upset about Ohio State's loss when I clearly said I didn't expect them to win?

If you're rational you'll answer the question. But you're not rational.
 
I said on the first page (comment # 10) I didn't expect Ohio State win.

You ignored what I said and created your own fake reality. You're good at making things up. You don't live in reality.

I know you won't answer this but I'll ask anyway.

How could I possibly be upset about Ohio State's loss when I clearly said I didn't expect them to win?

If you're rational you'll answer the question. But you're not rational.
Just to prove you wrong, I'll post a video of me being rational.

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Now, do you want to see me being irrational?
 
Wish we woulda got blown out if we were gonna lose. That at least would accelerate Days hot seat a little more. Instead he gets a “moral victory” and more of a leash because of It. Gross
 
Wish we woulda got blown out if we were gonna lose. That at least would accelerate Days hot seat a little more. Instead he gets a “moral victory” and more of a leash because of It. Gross
I wish you would have been blown out, too. That way I could LOL @ you instead of respecting you.

Respecting Ohio State makes me feel cheap and dirty.
 
I wish you would have been blown out, too. That way I could LOL @ you instead of respecting you.

Respecting Ohio State makes me feel cheap and dirty.
I've always felt you were cheap and dirty, if it makes you feel better.
 
Literally at midnight

:laugh:

I was at a water park with a few Ohio State fans and a horde of drunk, depressed MI fans. The whole scene of them missing that FG as the clock hit midnight was pretty incredible.
 
I wish you would have been blown out, too. That way I could LOL @ you instead of respecting you.

Respecting Ohio State makes me feel cheap and dirty.
I figured you would appreciate them thinking they have it in the bag only to have it painfully ripped away.

It was all planned. UGA plays with their food
 
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