Jan 6, 2025
9:11:06am
9:11:06am
It's ridiculous. The vid cites the correct NCAA rule, but applies it wrong
The rule states: "A field goal shall be scored if a scrimmage kick, which may be a drop kick or place kick, passes over the crossbar between the uprights of the receiving team’s goal before it touches a player of the kicking team or the ground."
After hitting the ground, the ball might still be live for some purposes (such as a potential return) but it's no longer possible to score a FG/PAT.
After hitting the ground, the ball might still be live for some purposes (such as a potential return) but it's no longer possible to score a FG/PAT.
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Jan 6, 12:31am
Okay, I might see that (yes was Auburn but didn't touch ground there) but don't think the FG counts. It would
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You also said it was dead just like an incomplete pass, which is way off and you’ve already acknowledged that. After you
Jan 6, 9:54am
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I couldn’t see into the future where you parsed your wrong post into 2 distinct points, 1 of which was blatantly
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