man i almost threw my back out jumping off the couch after that ! what a great stand.this is the best irish team since the 88 championship team coached by the great lou holtz !!!!
at :09 you can see the linesman already running in while Taylor is at about the 1.5 yard line. He had already ruled forward progress was stopped, making any discussion of whether or not the elbow hit moot. Ball game.
Im pretty sure you are sitting right behind Teo's family. After the play he walks over towards you and at :21 seconds you can see his dad come up out of the crowd with his ND visor on.
i wouldnt say that that play compared to the bush push, that game vs sc first decided the game this didnt ,they would still need the extra point(and they did have a kick blocked already).then to stop nd and finally score and it would probably have to be a td . also for nd to beat usc at all is huge(esp of late) but i believe it was a top 10 match with sc being #1 i think .so it was a much bigger stage.......anyway go IRSH beat byu
Exactly what I believe what happened. And find no reason why it was reviewed then if the refs called it dead. So in regards Stan is crying about their Pac-12 officiating ND really should be.
You have it all OPPOSITE. The linesman was running in to get a BETTER VIEW on the play that was still IN PROGRESS. If the whistle was blown and the game was over, the ref wouldn't have any reason to continue viewing the play. If play was blown dead, they never even would have gone to replay officials. Probably people in the stands had their own whistles. On the previous drive, Stanford players stopped playing and had to settle for a field goal because they heard a whistle.
man i almost threw my back out jumping off the couch after that ! what a great stand.this is the best irish team since the 88 championship team coached by the great lou holtz !!!!
I was there
Bet that was an awesome experience.
I didnt even know there was in stadium video of this play. Incredible for this to be 10 years old!
He didn't make his way to the goal line until after the ref blew the play dead so the right call was made
Yup. A couple years later, and he still didn't score.
at :09 you can see the linesman already running in while Taylor is at about the 1.5 yard line. He had already ruled forward progress was stopped, making any discussion of whether or not the elbow hit moot. Ball game.
Is that Manti Te'o's family in front!?
Im pretty sure you are sitting right behind Teo's family. After the play he walks over towards you and at :21 seconds you can see his dad come up out of the crowd with his ND visor on.
i wouldnt say that that play compared to the bush push, that game vs sc first decided the game this didnt ,they would still need the extra point(and they did have a kick blocked already).then to stop nd and finally score and it would probably have to be a td . also for nd to beat usc at all is huge(esp of late) but i believe it was a top 10 match with sc being #1 i think .so it was a much bigger stage.......anyway go IRSH beat byu
elbow was down, forward progess stoped
What was the score of the ND-Tulsa game?
Exactly what I believe what happened. And find no reason why it was reviewed then if the refs called it dead. So in regards Stan is crying about their Pac-12 officiating ND really should be.
IRISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nah. He didn't score. :)
You have it all OPPOSITE. The linesman was running in to get a BETTER VIEW on the play that was still IN PROGRESS. If the whistle was blown and the game was over, the ref wouldn't have any reason to continue viewing the play. If play was blown dead, they never even would have gone to replay officials. Probably people in the stands had their own whistles. On the previous drive, Stanford players stopped playing and had to settle for a field goal because they heard a whistle.