Shouldn't they follow whatever the NCAA rule is?

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Nov 23, 2024
6:06:31pm

durandal Rampant AI

Shouldn't they follow whatever the NCAA rule is?

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durandal

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Kalani on KSL just said that the refs told him that the conference rule is that

swingcat

Nov 23, 6:04pm

Time to not be proud to be in the Big 12

Nov 23, 6:05pm

The intentional grounding miss is what was most upsetting to me

MaxxPower

Nov 23, 6:05pm

Think the refs just might have been too intimidated to call it.

DeepCCoug

Nov 23, 6:22pm

You mean cause they were so intimidated they didnt even credit Chase w/a catch?

cougarmikey

Nov 23, 10:55pm

They sent a receiver down the right side of the field and I thought he threw rig

stoils

Nov 23, 7:44pm

It landed 18 yards out of bounds

RenoCoug

Nov 23, 8:01pm

Exactly, if he threw it 20 yds away from the receiver the other way it's obvious

Nov 23, 8:05pm

ESPN anchors said it was grounding when they reviewed the game during the utes

here's to hoping

Nov 23, 9:18pm

Then the Utes were penalized for it in a less egregious throw.

Hyrum in Houston

Nov 23, 9:55pm

Exactly …correct call

DoctorEvil

Nov 23, 10:06pm

It was not grounding. They sent a receiver down that side of the field.

Brigham

Nov 23, 9:19pm

Wrong ..it is grounding by rule

DoctorEvil

Nov 23, 9:22pm

QB threw the ball into the stands... No where near the receiver

Nov 23, 9:39pm

The receiver was in the stands?

pappabear246

Nov 23, 11:57pm

Did they also say intentional grounding doesn’t apply on end of game plays?

Nov 23, 6:05pm

According to the clock, the game was over. So I can see that. I'd still like an

fattycoug

Nov 23, 6:05pm

Kalani said it was grounding. And the penalty was enforced

cube3_cougar

Nov 23, 8:01pm

If it was enforced why did the ball stay in the same place?

lbmango

Nov 23, 8:20pm

It was not enforced.

JuicyJam

Nov 23, 8:40pm

He said it was I.G., but not called.Ball would have been from where QB passed

Mabuhay Coug

Nov 23, 10:04pm

I can see not calling a penalty because it’s not the team’s fault what the fans

Polecat

Nov 23, 6:05pm

Ooooh, the days when the crowd got two penalties in one drive for being too loud

BYUDM93

Nov 23, 9:28pm

A few years before my time, but I’ve heard lol

Polecat

Nov 23, 9:35pm

If it’s not during the play, I’m not sure you want to penalize the team for the

DieHarder

Nov 23, 6:06pm

So why penalize the team when fans throw things on the field? See Texas v UGA

bdizzle

Nov 23, 6:10pm

Each conference gets to decide their own rules and enforcement

Polecat

Nov 23, 6:14pm

Key being the ASU coach not worrying about safety of the officials at that point

ABCoug

Nov 23, 11:04pm

To be fair, the clock showed zero. It’s OK for fans to react the game is over.

bluebrotha

Nov 23, 6:06pm

This is never the case until the refs signal that the game is over. There was no such signal from the refs. Reminds me

Rhino84

Nov 23, 11:45pm

Once they ruled that there was one second on the clock they should have set the ball for play and flagged the defense

Rhino84

Nov 23, 11:53pm

Shouldn't they follow whatever the NCAA rule is?

durandal

Nov 23, 6:06pm

Wonder if there's an NCAA rule that would even govern that.

fattycoug

Nov 23, 6:07pm

Kind of odd that the rule can differ between conferences

BenTheBoss

Nov 23, 6:06pm

I wonder if they worry that opposing fans will dress as home fans to

Nov 23, 6:06pm

That would be wild lol. Either way though that’s a security issue that the host

Polecat

Nov 23, 6:09pm

What about their coach chirping at the refs nonstop and further delaying things?

Nov 23, 6:08pm

So just let the fans on the field for the end of every game.

Bluedarts

Nov 23, 6:11pm

What about for the HC trying to bite the refs head off?

machete

Nov 23, 6:11pm

He said the refs told him there was intentional grounding and that’s why the ball was at the 50. Shouldn’t it have been

Still Open

Nov 23, 6:12pm

ASU took two delay of game penalties at the end on purpose. They were on the

bdizzle

Nov 23, 6:22pm

The throw was closer to the ASU 41

fattycoug

Nov 23, 6:34pm

Kalani said the refs told him there was intentional grounding. It’s clear that they didn’t mark that off.

Still Open

Nov 23, 6:53pm

41 but yeah

fattycoug

Nov 23, 6:33pm

They’re trying to be the opposite of the whole “SEC fining people” thing

NorthernCougifornia

Nov 23, 6:28pm

Oh, you can guarantee the Big 12 will fine the pants off ASU. There is a reason

Nov 23, 6:31pm

I sincerely hope so.

DeepCCoug

Nov 23, 6:44pm

I know for a fact Big 12 takes player safety seriously.

Nov 23, 6:51pm

I guess we will find out

Born2Fish

Nov 23, 9:39pm

Well they didnt today thats about the worst thing for player safety ive ever

ABCoug

Nov 23, 11:01pm

That is why I think they get fined.

1:21am

Doubt it

Iman23

Nov 23, 6:54pm

I bet it goes untouched, like the grounding, and the rest of the conduct

ABCoug

Nov 23, 11:00pm

You could take advantage of that. Out of timeouts and have everyone pour

Born2Fish

Nov 23, 9:35pm

They are encouraging terrible risky and dangerous behavior if I was Kalani I

ABCoug

Nov 23, 10:58pm

There are rules about time clocks and the teams being able to execute a play.... this was a total cluster.

Rhino84

Nov 23, 11:47pm

When all is said and done we shouldn’t

pappabear246

12:04am

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