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Posted: #51
Quote Originally Posted by TopHog:

lmao, like I said, the change of possession didn't occur until the defender had gotten 1 foot back in play. It's a legal play


I know you guys want to pretend that it was a fix or that you know more about the rules than the officials do but you don't.


I don't know of anyway to explain the rules to you guys any better than what I did. If you chose to keep your tinfoil hat on, power to ya pals. 

I have no money on this game, just looked like a bad call

You say you don't know any way to explain it.  Cite the rule you are referring to!  Just saying "that's the way it is if you don't believe me you're clueless" isn't proof.

I have searched the NCAAF rules and can't find anything specifically referring to a defender making a play while out of bounds, presumably because it is indirectly referred to by other rules and kind of too obvious to need a specific rule.
 
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Posted: #52
Quote Originally Posted by TopHog:


YES!!! lmao, it's 2015 bro. Rules have changed, I suggest you read them before making yourself look silly. 


Im not the worried about how I look on covers.com 

Ive never seen a player standing in the endzone down a punt 
 
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Posted: #53
Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:



Im not the worried about how I look on covers.com 

Ive never seen a player standing in the endzone down a punt 

SMH....go learn football man. Look up the rule changes and educate yourself. 
 
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Wow, the live over/under was 88 1/2 on my books. I think score will be 38-38 and we will see OVERTIME.
 
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Posted: #55
Overtime looks like a really good possibility
 
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Stop gambling your whining like a child!!!
 
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ARTICLE 1. a. A player is out of bounds when any part of his person touches anything, other than another player or game official, on or outside a boundary line (Rule 2-27-15) (A.R. 4-2-1-I and II). b. An out-of-bounds player who becomes airborne remains out of bounds until he touches the ground in bounds without simultaneously being out of bounds. c. A player who touches a pylon is out of bounds. Held Ball Out of Bounds ARTICLE 2. A ball in player possession is out of bounds when either the ball or any part of the ball carrier touches the ground or anything else that is out of bounds, or that is on or outside a boundary line except another player or game official. Loose Ball Out of Bounds ARTICLE 3. a. A ball not in player possession, other than a kick that scores a field goal, is out of bounds when it touches the ground, a player, a game official or anything else that is out of bounds, or that is on or outside a boundary line. b. A ball that touches a pylon is out of bounds behind the goal line. c. If a live ball not in player possession crosses a boundary line and then is declared out of bounds, it is out of bounds at the crossing point.




Looks to me, that when a player forces a fumble out of bounds...the ball is dead...Or I guess I cant read 
 
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Posted: #58
46 62 80 and 68 yard TDs.. holding my breath here backing MTU..

luckily either team has led by more than 7 points..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:

Loose Ball Out of Bounds ARTICLE 3. a. A ball not in player possession, other than a kick that scores a field goal, is out of bounds when it touches the ground, a player, a game official or anything else that is out of bounds, or that is on or outside a boundary line.




Looks to me, that when a player forces a fumble out of bounds...the ball is dead...Or I guess I cant read 

I saw that too but that refers to a loose ball.  This was not a loose ball.  I have looked and looked but can't find anything pertaining to this situation
 
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I saw that too but that refers to a loose ball.  This was not a loose ball.  I have looked and looked but can't find anything pertaining to this situation


It was a loose ball though?  He forced the fumble standing out of bounds?

Top Hog has all the answers and insults, but hasnt shown any backup for his brilliant knowledge


Like I said, if Im wrong Im wrong...but in all my years Ive never seen a player out-of-bounds force a fumble, then recover it
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:

ARTICLE 1. a. A player is out of bounds when any part of his person touches anything, other than another player or game official, on or outside a boundary line (Rule 2-27-15) (A.R. 4-2-1-I and II). b. An out-of-bounds player who becomes airborne remains out of bounds until he touches the ground in bounds without simultaneously being out of bounds. c. A player who touches a pylon is out of bounds. Held Ball Out of Bounds ARTICLE 2. A ball in player possession is out of bounds when either the ball or any part of the ball carrier touches the ground or anything else that is out of bounds, or that is on or outside a boundary line except another player or game official. Loose Ball Out of Bounds ARTICLE 3. a. A ball not in player possession, other than a kick that scores a field goal, is out of bounds when it touches the ground, a player, a game official or anything else that is out of bounds, or that is on or outside a boundary line. b. A ball that touches a pylon is out of bounds behind the goal line. c. If a live ball not in player possession crosses a boundary line and then is declared out of bounds, it is out of bounds at the crossing point.




Looks to me, that when a player forces a fumble out of bounds...the ball is dead...Or I guess I cant read 


You can't read.


The ball was in possession of the offensive player. 


Try again. 
 
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And for the last time, the guy didn't force the fumble when he was out of bounds!!!!!!


He re-established himself in bounds before he stripped the ball and it changed possession!!!!!'



What part of that do you not get man?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TopHog:

And for the last time, the guy didn't force the fumble when he was out of bounds!!!!!!


He re-established himself in bounds before he stripped the ball and it changed possession!!!!!'



What part of that do you not get man?

It's irrelevant whether he re established himself

If the defender touched the ball or caused a fumble with one foot out of bounds (which he most certainly did one of those two) it seems it would be a penalty which could be declined if the runner had retained possession and continued running.

I could be wrong about this specific rule, but you telling us we are stupid as we comb rule books for evidence while you just say "that's how it is" isn't very convincing.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TopHog:

And for the last time, the guy didn't force the fumble when he was out of bounds!!!!!!


He re-established himself in bounds before he stripped the ball and it changed possession!!!!!'



What part of that do you not get man?


Then I guess I saw the play wrong...I saw him standing out-of-bounds as he forced the fumble...

I apologize most-educated football person ever on covers.com
 
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It's irrelevant whether he re established himself

If the defender touched the ball or caused a fumble with one foot out of bounds (which he most certainly did one of those two) it seems it would be a penalty which could be declined if the runner had retained possession and continued running.

I could be wrong about this specific rule, but you telling us we are stupid as we comb rule books for evidence while you just say "that's how it is" isn't very convincing.


Exactly...from what I remember, and Im not going back to look...the defender was out of bounds, when he forced the fumble...but maybe not...

TopHog is never wrong, and obviously knows every single rule of every single sport

He doesnt have to provide evidence to his statements, he is just correct 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:



Exactly...from what I remember, and Im not going back to look...the defender was out of bounds, when he forced the fumble...but maybe not...

TopHog is never wrong, and obviously knows every single rule of every single sport

He doesnt have to provide evidence to his statements, he is just correct 

You argue in the same manner of a 10 year old.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vancity143:


You argue in the same manner of a 10 year old.


Please explain?

Because I make a comment about a play, which maybe I seen incorrectly...

And someone (TopHog) can throw out insults about my education and knowledge of a game?  Because I might have seen a play incorrectly?   

Ok, that makes sense 
 
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Posted: #68
Checkmate. Favorite to the over .. Joe PUB starts off hot today
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:



Please explain?

Because I make a comment about a play, which maybe I seen incorrectly...

And someone (TopHog) can throw out insults about my education and knowledge of a game?  Because I might have seen a play incorrectly?   

Ok, that makes sense 

Your passive aggressive comments alone point towards a low IQ and lack of education... Not to mention your lack of understanding of a game you are betting on and (presumably) losing.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vancity143:


Your passive aggressive comments alone point towards a low IQ and lack of education... Not to mention your lack of understanding of a game you are betting on and (presumably) losing.

Well, I have 3 college degrees while playing 2 sports.  I think I might have a decent IQ education level.  

And, like I have mentioned.  I have NEVER seen a player standing out-of-bounds touching the football, then cause a fumble.  If that makes me have a lack of understanding on the game, then I guess youre correct.  
 
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"decent IQ and education level"

Oh, and I had the 1st half and game over...so that play didnt matter.  Was referring to the OP who was complaining about refs fixing the game for WMU.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:


Well, I have 3 college degrees while playing 2 sports.  I think I might have a decent IQ education level.  

First of all, I couldn't care less. 

You should be ashamed with how you argue and carry yourself because you come off as an idiotic baby.
 
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weird game.. Came down to play calling my MTS..  down 7 late and calling passing plays.. Have enough time to run the ball.. Put themselves in bad situation that snow balled..   another covers bloodbath..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LETGOPACK1234:


Well, I have 3 college degrees while playing 2 sports.  I think I might have a decent IQ education level.  

And, like I have mentioned.  I have NEVER seen a player standing out-of-bounds touching the football, then cause a fumble.  If that makes me have a lack of understanding on the game, then I guess youre correct.  

Letgopack I think it's a mistake to try to disagree and discuss with people who deal in abstracts and character attacks while we search for truth and evidence. 
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by vancity143:


First of all, I couldn't care less. 

You should be ashamed with how you argue and carry yourself because you come off as an idiotic baby.

Maybe you shouldnt try to insult and be above people you have never met?

When people, behind a keyboard whom have never met me, throw out insults and try to make comments about my lack of education or IQ or knowledge of any game...I will not be "proper" about it 
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