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They showed a video replay that the replay officials used. it had a running clock on the computer monitor that was counting time to hundredths of a second. They say when the ball was touched there was still about half a second left. Problem is, the NCAA rulebook specifically says partial seconds are not used in football. Anything under a full second is 0.What was the fucking explanation for adding a second on the clock??
In the image it is between the player's outstretched arms and the lower corner of the goalpost.Where is the ball?
Yeah, the MAC commissioner issued a statement accepting the explanation they got from the B1G.They showed a video replay that the replay officials used. it had a running clock on the computer monitor that was counting time to hundredths of a second. They say when the ball was touched there was still about half a second left. Problem is, the NCAA rulebook specifically says partial seconds are not used in football. Anything under a full second is 0.
The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.They showed a video replay that the replay officials used. it had a running clock on the computer monitor that was counting time to hundredths of a second. They say when the ball was touched there was still about half a second left. Problem is, the NCAA rulebook specifically says partial seconds are not used in football. Anything under a full second is 0.