I think the rule is you need 3 seconds on the clock to spike it when the clock

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Nov 11, 2024
10:49:51pm

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I think the rule is you need 3 seconds on the clock to spike it when the clock

Isn’t stopped. The 10 second runoff took it to two seconds. The clock starts once the official sets the ball so not enough time to line up and spike it per the rules

The real issue was Utah imitating the snap count causing the snap infraction in the first place.

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Can someone breakdown simply what happened with the clock before the half?

Nov 11, 10:32pm

10 second run off

Peterbilt

Nov 11, 10:34pm

A little more background, please

Hinta

Nov 11, 10:38pm

That’s all I got haha. It makes 0 sense but it’s what was explained

Peterbilt

Nov 11, 10:40pm

What they said is that there is a 10-second runoff, but there have to be at

Japan Coug

Nov 11, 10:50pm

To keep a team from just false starting to stop the clock in 2 min drill

refunder

Nov 11, 10:48pm

I think the rule is you need 3 seconds on the clock to spike it when the clock

Cougarite

Nov 11, 10:49pm

The bigger issue is BYU clock management. We never save timeouts for these

JAGA97

Nov 11, 10:53pm

I agree. I heard all week don’t sub in the 2 minute drill. Wish coach’s heard it

Cougarite

Nov 11, 10:58pm

Then byu should have been able to run a play from under center and snap the ball

cougaman

Nov 11, 11:01pm

RE: Can someone breakdown simply what happened with the clock before the half?

PJMort

Nov 11, 10:53pm

Thanks for the explanation everyone!

Nov 11, 11:20pm

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