Calvin & Chris Brown
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Didn't Chris Brown have a key fumble last year against Louisville? Sorry, my memory is slightly foggy. Too many turnovers to keep track of.
Still should've been OT if the head coach would've gone for 1 and not 2 Saturday night.
Tonight would've been a Lions victory if the NFL wasn't so rigged. Shocking that I knew that was an illegal batting of the ball immediately, but an overpaid NFL ref didn't.
Yea. It was against Northwestern. It was on a first down play with him needlessly diving for the pylon leaving himself very vulnerable. I remember Doug Flutie saying a player should never do that unless it's on fourth down. That play and Kelly going for 2 were the two biggest reasons for that loss.
This NARP.. Conviently forgets about EG's two turnovers, C Brown fumble at the goal line in 4th Q and Cam McD fumble with a 1:30 left. Yep, damn Kelly.
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2015/10...ahawks-fumble-referees-calvin-johnson?ref=yfp
Funny...that was my 1st thought too--illegal to bat--but not a Lions fan so just went to bed.
Ha!
Funny...that was my 1st thought too--illegal to bat--but not a Lions fan so just went to bed.
Ha!
You are the first person I've heard claim to know that rule. The talking heads didn't know it until the retired official pointed it out!
I thought they taught people to do that.
along those lines, was there any further discussion as the the Clemson kicker leading with his helmut (spearing).
Close view of the play is that his helmut actually strikes in the upper chest or shoulder area.
and
didn't they review the Tuitt play when he was called for a penalty? Could ND have requested a review?
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