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Nov 18, 2024
1:57:25pm

reagan21 All-American

intent to deceive is reserved for using substitutions to deceive opponents.

Having a QB punt on 4th down is not against any rule. I've seen QBs do it on 3rd and long before.

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reagan21

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Joined: Feb 4, 2010
Last login: Nov 18, 2024
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Time

Could they have called 'kick-catch interference' on that pooch punt?

RGGeemer

1:50pm

No, because the DB was not the kick returner trying to field the punt.

1:51pm

Then who was?

bLuE wAvEs

1:52pm

RE: Then who was?

Rusty Crab Daddy

1:53pm

RE: Then who was?

RootieBoy

1:54pm

It was intent to deceive I think. But I doubt it would never be called.

Dr MoBYU

1:55pm

intent to deceive is reserved for using substitutions to deceive opponents.

reagan21

1:57pm

Looks like the issue is he wasn't 'attempting to catch the kick'

RGGeemer

2:01pm

I assume that's what the referees were discussing for so long, though.

RGGeemer

2:02pm

or who touched the ball first. The first time I saw it, it looked like it hit

reagan21

2:06pm

Maybe, but the BYU coaches were motioning like he was pushed into it. Even they

RGGeemer

2:07pm

I thought it hit a Kansas player until I got home from the game and read CB

2:19pm

So had he turned his head and put his hands up they could determine he was

DiamondMo

2:06pm

If you had one of those brain scanner things from Men in Black and ran

reagan21

2:18pm

It's kind of amazing that he didn't look at the QB even for a moment

Beggar

2:28pm

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