Might I interject that there is one person in this somehow ongoing dialogue who is very clearly enjoying himself immensely by stringing this along.I don’t know whether to perma-ban him, or perms-ban myself so I don’t have to read this drivel anymore. Decisions, decisions...
yep -
i was simply pointin out
And totally redeem myself!
Yeah. I guess brevity isn't exactly my friend. I try to cut through it though. The point I was making with respect to the Belt isn't that hard to follow, really. At least fundamentally it isn't. CFP utilizes a protocol (again this really isn't open to interpretation) where bowl pairings (Rose, Fiesta, Orange, Cotton, Sugar) and a title game all select one deserving titleist. I'm trying to simplify selection to include all.
Players have to secure the football before being called out for a fumble and your pictures prove the football wasn't secure at the time of the collision. Another problem and almost assuredly not the last. I think when a quarterback drops back into the pocket he has protection from kamikaze attacks. Meaning he can't be blindsided. A defender can dislodge the football. But your pics prove that isn't what happened. He was blindsided as well as pushed down. Neither are particularly acceptable in today's game. Honestly it's a cheap way to secure a win. I think it's a little cowardly, too. I don't think it proved Alabama superior. It proved them more cowardly, IMO. Was it a safety blitz? Anyway I guess you can tip your hat for it working properly.
Well in response to your query stranger things have happened. Brigham Young scored a touchdown against Coastal Carolina to similar effect. It's almost like you diagramed it. Weirdly. But it was nullified. But the measure to which it applies is spot on. So while you're being sarcastic I'm telling you it's not over until the clock strikes midnight. Be careful what you wish for, chief. You might get it! By the way BYU lost. But no, it wasn't an illegal defense and since we're on the topic I prefer to ride my steed without an accomplice. Thank you very much. As far as Texas goes I'm assuming they ride solo.
WRONG.
Ball is in QBs control.
Ball has now been knocked out of his control by defender. You lose, moron.
Pass deflected. Meaning if it wasn't impeded it probably ought to have been ruled diWRONG.
Ball is in QBs control.
Ball has now been knocked out of his control by defender. You lose, moron.
Advance position relative to where it was caught is a prerequisite to a pass compldtion. Without which there isn't a fumble. It's a relatively new rule. It might not apply to a quarterback snap but it would apply to a pass reception. It is used to determine possession of the football. It became notable in the previous years Fiesta Bowl between Ohio St and Clemson. A fumble was reversed by Clemson.
If being stupid was a crime, this SOB would be doing life without parole...SMDH...
But the defense tried to confuse him, and he was intending to pass the ball...lol!
You don’t get to this level of ignorance and stupidity over night. It requires many years of patience, practice, and dedication.
I am glad someone recognizes the level of commitment it takes to live like I do ... but damn, we have a GOAT here.
