re: League office says anything about Auburn 5th down?

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Your so damn stupid

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you dumbed that down just for him, right?

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office says anything about Auburn 5th down?

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Are we talking about at the SEC or at Disney?

Melt bitch!

re: League office says anything about Auburn 5th down?Posted on 9/30/16 at 1:51 pm to Rouge



Good god man, it wasnt a 5th down, actually look at the play and dont listen to the announcers

Thanks, man. For a moment, I thought my computer was stuck on Tuesday.

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Starts at about 34 minute mark.

Running play giving auburn first down and 10 at 12-13 yard line

1st snap was a run to the 9
2nd snap was a run to the 7
3rd snap was a run down to the 4
4th snap resulted in the White sack
5th snap was successful FG attempt

This has everything to do with 1. The incompetent SEC officials and office and 2. The incompetent LSU coaching staff for not seeing this

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Good lord. I think you're actually serious and believe what you posted.

Well you know what - there's a far better way to prove your accusation than watching a broadcast video. You see, there are these things called play by play logs that are readily available for every game. Let's see what they say.

Here's the ESPN play by play for the drive in question beginning with the start of the 2nd quarter.

2nd and 7 at LSU 35
(14:55 - 2ND) KAMRYN PETTWAY RUN FOR 6 YDS TO THE LSU 29
3rd and 1 at LSU 29
(14:47 - 2ND) KAMRYN PETTWAY RUN FOR 9 YDS TO THE LSU 20 FOR A 1ST DOWN
1st and 10 at LSU 20
(14:24 - 2ND) KAMRYN PETTWAY RUN FOR 7 YDS TO THE LSU 13
2nd and 3 at LSU 13
(14:14 - 2ND) KAMRYN PETTWAY RUN FOR 4 YDS TO THE LSU 9 FOR A 1ST DOWN
1st and Goal at LSU 9
(13:50 - 2ND) KAMRYN PETTWAY RUN FOR 2 YDS TO THE LSU 7
2nd and Goal at LSU 7
(13:20 - 2ND) KERRYON JOHNSON RUN FOR 3 YDS TO THE LSU 4
3rd and Goal at LSU 4
(12:39 - 2ND) SEAN WHITE SACKED BY DAVON GODCHAUX FOR A LOSS OF 8 YARDS TO THE LSU 12
4th and 0 at LSU 12
(12:19 - 2ND) DANIEL CARLSON 29 YD FG GOOD

Well shait. I guess Aubie bought off both ESPN and the refs because they've clearly edited the game log.

I know what to do! I'll go over to LSUSPORTS.NET. They'll have the proof I need. I mean, I know it is there because Rouge told me so.

Au 2-7 at Ls35 Start of 2nd quarter, clock 15:00.
Au 2-7 at Ls35 Kamryn Pettway rush over right end for 6 yards to the LS29, out-of-bounds (Jamal Adams).
Au 3-1 at Ls29 Kamryn Pettway rush over left tackle for 9 yards to the LS20, 1ST DOWN AU (Mich. Divinity).
Au 1-10 at Ls20 Kamryn Pettway rush over left tackle for 7 yards to the LS13 (Jamal Adams).
Au 2-3 at Ls13 Kamryn Pettway rush over left tackle for 4 yards to the LS9, 1ST DOWN AU (Duke Riley).
Au 1-G at Ls09 Kamryn Pettway rush up middle for 2 yards to the LS7 (Mich. Divinity;K. Beckwith).
Au 2-G at Ls07 Kerryon Johnson rush over right end for 3 yards to the LS4 (R. Jefferson;Jamal Adams).
Au 3-G at Ls04 Sean White sacked for loss of 8 yards to the LS12 (Davon Godchaux), QB hurry by Arden Key.
Au 4-G at Ls12 Daniel Carlson field goal attempt from 29 GOOD, clock 12:19.

Oh My GOD! It is deeper than I though. Aubie has someone in the LSU athletic department too. They're bigger than the REC.

Time to call the FBI!

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Straight out of the NCAA rule book says in that game situation the game clock starts on the snap of the ball... I have seen it posted by a couple of people on here and not even a nibble.

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another one that can't comprehend written words

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another one that can't comprehend written words

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You mean these written words from the 2016 NCAA CFB Rulebook... I have been waiting for someone to explain this to me. I am sure I have overlooked something.

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10-Second Runoff from Game Clock--Foul
ARTICLE 4. a. With the game clock running and less than one minute remaining in either half, before a change of team possession if either team commits a foul that causes the clock to stop immediately, the officials may subtract 10 seconds from the game clock at the option of the offended team. The fouls that fall in this category include but are not limited to:
1. Any foul that prevents the snap (e.g., false start, encroachment, defensive offside by contact in the neutral zone, etc.) (A.R. 3-4-4III);
2. Intentional grounding to stop the clock;
3. Incomplete illegal forward pass;
4. Backward pass thrown out of bounds to stop the clock;
5. Any other foul committed with the intent of stopping the clock.

The offended team may accept the yardage penalty and decline the 10-second runoff. If the yardage penalty is declined the 10-second runoff is declined by rule.
b. The 10-second rule does not apply if the game clock is not running when the foul occurs or if the foul does not cause the game clock to stop immediately (e.g., illegal formation).
c. After the penalty is administered, if there is a 10-second runoff, the game clock starts on the referee’s signal. If there is no 10-second runoff, the game clock starts on the snap.
d. If the fouling team has a timeout remaining they may avoid the 10-second runoff by using a timeout. In this case the game clock starts on the snap after the timeout.
e. The 10-second runoff does not apply when there are offsetting fouls. (A.R. 3-4-4-IV)

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This has everything to do with 1. The incompetent SEC officials and office and 2. The incompetent LSU coaching staff for not seeing this

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This has everything to do with your low intelligence.

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105,000 posts? Assuming you are on the rant 3 minutes for every post, you have spent 4 full time work years on the rant, I mean 8-hour days.

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And he still missed the explanation.