We had two INTs. What was the third turnover?

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Nov 12, 2024
5:50:00pm

Yukon Truly Addicted User

We had two INTs. What was the third turnover?

I assume we recovered a fumble on the last kickoff return?

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Yukon

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Stats show we won the TO battle 3-0, but Jake threw a pick on the 2 pt conv

Cougz19

Nov 12, 5:45pm

Also had a failed 4th down conversions lead to a Ute touchdown.

fbguru

Nov 12, 5:46pm

That’s not considered a turnover

Cougz19

Nov 12, 5:47pm

It doesn’t but it should.

shimmy

Nov 12, 5:51pm

No it doesn’t

Samsonite

Nov 12, 5:46pm

Not a turnover because they get the next possession no matter what

The Dark Knight

Nov 12, 5:47pm

It's not a turnover. We were kicking off regardless.

Nov 12, 5:48pm

We had two INTs. What was the third turnover?

Yukon

Nov 12, 5:50pm

Last play maybe?

Samsonite

Nov 12, 5:50pm

Yeah fumble recovery on the last play

Cougz19

Nov 12, 5:51pm

Correct. It was ruled a fumble recovered by BYU. Arod mentioned it on coordinator’s corner.

RootieBoy

Nov 12, 5:51pm

ESPN’s play log didn’t say a fumble recovery, but thats not the official record.

Yukon

Nov 12, 5:52pm

Same as a missed PAT

Mr. Belding

Nov 12, 5:50pm

If he completes the pass, does he get a completion?

Skeptical Optimist

Nov 12, 5:59pm

No.

Spiff

Nov 12, 6:03pm

No. No yards either. Just successful PAT.

Mr. Belding

Nov 13, 12:36pm

No, it's a failed 2 point attempt.

John Doe

Nov 12, 5:58pm

It’s similar to running yards and passing stats during conversion attempts.

bluesloth

Nov 12, 6:07pm

For those interested, this documents how every stat in NCAA should be recorded:

bluesloth

Nov 12, 6:09pm

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