Referines starting strong. JJ clearly past line when threw TD. Not even close, not even debatable on replay.
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Haven't seen the play but Michigan definitely won't need the officials help and since the game is at Michigan are the refs even Big Ten refs?
It was incredibly close…think letting it stand was the right call. Saying it “wasn’t close” or “wasn’t debatable” isn’t living in reality (assuming someone understands the rule).
How is Corum looking post injury? First drive they did nothing in tight on their goal. Seems like himself since.
Here is what I can get from it, right after he released the ball…
Which looks clean..."not even debatable" indicates the analyst and poster dont know the rule. Assuming the analyst even said that.
You are kidding, right? I don't understand rule. It is not close. The photo does not even show if ball is out but it does show his foot beyond red line. Unless he has a tail, this is bs call.
I don't live in Ann Arbor and I'm watching better games. TCU-Colorado and Tennessee-Virginia. Not sure why you, as someone that blindly hates Michigan, is watching a game you know they'll win easily.
Yeah I know the rule the QB has to be completely beyond the line of scrimmage which is precisely what the photo shows.
I know the rule: the QB has to be completely beyond the line of scrimmage which is precisely what the photo shows.
It was a bad call IMO. The refs tried to make up for it later by disallowing a Michigan interception.
From what I see from that photo, the QB’s heel is possibly across the line, but extremely close, after he released the ball. And we’re looking at an unofficial line, a less than perfect camera angle, and a QB with his foot in the air.
If that call was overturned against us, I’d be furious. Nothing I see from that angle is indisputable.
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