The offsides on the kick, wasn't offsides just like it wasn't a fair catch.
Reap it boat rower!
Reap it boat rower!
Gophers have their fair catch moment.
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Gave me a warm and fuzzy feeling……….. and I lmao. Karma is a necessary thing.
Their gooferhole board will be cheap yet hilarious entertainment over this for weeks to come!
At first I was sure the offending Minny player's head and an arm were offsides. And I think that is part of the rule just like a regular offsides. Even the first couple of replays didnt change my mind. Later they had a view from the other side of the field that seemed to show better the actual contact with the ball by the kicker and the position of the offside player and to me it was less obvious a penalty. But none of the camera angles I saw were directly lined up with the kickoff yardage line.
So, did we have an overzealous official who just mis-saw the kickoff action? Was the fix in, even subconsciously?
The offsides call on the kickoff is non-reviewable I think they said. If it even close then the flag can be thrown to give Mich the choice of accepting the penalty if need be.
off topic, but is the onsides kick no longer a thing in the NFL with their rule changes on KO?
It still exists but with restrictions. Team has to be behind, has to be in the 4th quarter and kicking team has to declare it.
I think fans will boo most political figures who attend their games because of the additional security.
Careful....you may blow out a few of those tummy tuck staples on a simple observation. Worse yet, you seem pre-dosed to stroking out and I would really hate to see that.......
yup, a very rare occurrence these days...but Dallas recently pulled it off. One more rule as well:
*Teams can only attempt two onside kicks per game.
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