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as was the one by the Mizzou QB in the first half. Sark said he didn’t want to burn a timeout to challenge, but it looked clear on the rewatch.
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What's the rule on the QB stepping back and moving as the ball is being snapped? I thought everyone had to be set for 1 second.
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Unless you're in motion. But only one player can be in motion at a time.
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As long as you're the only player in motion and not headed towards the LOS its legal.
You also can’t be simulating a snap, so if the qb steps back like he’s going into a drop that should be called as well
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and you can't have a smile on your face while in motion. Penalty.
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I have taken second and third looks at the reviews from Saturday's game.
1. The ball simply went out of bounds on the wrong side of the pylon.
2. Incomplete #1. Everyone keeps watching the guys left foot and ignoring the right. His right foot scrapes out on the boundary before he secures the ball. He is out of bounds without re-establishing himself inbounds before the catch.
3. The late whistle. This is very obvious when considering the audio. Forward progress had not been stopped when the ball came loose.
4. Incomplete #2. By rule the ball can skid across the ground but not shift or roll. It rolls and shifts. It is minute but it is still there on replay.
5. The forward fumble. When this happened I thought it was incomplete. After watching umpteen reviews I can't tell when Arch lost control. It's not inconceivable that an empty hand could push a ball forward for 10+ yards. Regardless, the review booth has a lot better tools for replay than ESPN/ABC affords the viewing public. The rules state that there must be indisputable evidence to overturn a call on the field. I just can't tell on this replay. Judgement call.
1. The ball simply went out of bounds on the wrong side of the pylon.
2. Incomplete #1. Everyone keeps watching the guys left foot and ignoring the right. His right foot scrapes out on the boundary before he secures the ball. He is out of bounds without re-establishing himself inbounds before the catch.
3. The late whistle. This is very obvious when considering the audio. Forward progress had not been stopped when the ball came loose.
4. Incomplete #2. By rule the ball can skid across the ground but not shift or roll. It rolls and shifts. It is minute but it is still there on replay.
5. The forward fumble. When this happened I thought it was incomplete. After watching umpteen reviews I can't tell when Arch lost control. It's not inconceivable that an empty hand could push a ball forward for 10+ yards. Regardless, the review booth has a lot better tools for replay than ESPN/ABC affords the viewing public. The rules state that there must be indisputable evidence to overturn a call on the field. I just can't tell on this replay. Judgement call.
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