Huskers finally finish a close one
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Michigan St has been begging to get beat since beginning of season
Does anyone know what the rule is on when exactly the clock is supposed to stop on a throw out of bounds? It seemed to me like there was at least a second still on the clock when the ball crossed the sideline on the last play, which would have given Michigan State a chance to attempt a game-winning field goal.
I've also been wondering the same about field goals--it seems pretty often that games are won on last-second field goals when really there is still a second or two on the clock when the ball crosses the goalposts, which is a big deal because the losing team should then have a chance to return a kick. Is there a rule on this or is it arbitrary?
I've also been wondering the same about field goals--it seems pretty often that games are won on last-second field goals when really there is still a second or two on the clock when the ball crosses the goalposts, which is a big deal because the losing team should then have a chance to return a kick. Is there a rule on this or is it arbitrary?
Just saw a replay of the end of the game. That was a bad call on the force out. It's a shame for them to lose like that. Not only that but the play before MSU just about had an INT in the endzone to end it and he lost the ball just as he hits the ground.
That was a disgrace to football officiating.
The receiver obviously went out of bounds on his own fruition.
If I were MSU I would file a protest.
B1G officiating is horrible, I thought it would be better but it's a joke every week.
The receiver obviously went out of bounds on his own fruition.
If I were MSU I would file a protest.
B1G officiating is horrible, I thought it would be better but it's a joke every week.
