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I'm sure this has been posted before but I found myself surfing through youtube tonight and the 09 NU Texas game (end of the game) pops up on my "what to watch" thing. I remember the opening week of Miami and FSU they had a similar situation in the game that came down to the last play. Here is the snapshot I took of the youtube video FSU Miami



And the video of it.



Why did one game put a second back on the clock and the other one did not? I know there are the conspiracies of making sure the conference had a rep in the title game etc...but seriously. Rules are rules. Same scenario, different ruling.
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I have read the specific rule, and from what I get from it, is that it is up to the refs discrection to review for added time. In the case of 2009 NU - UT game, upon the review it showed their should have been at least one second. However just a little more air under McCoy's throw and it's over. Well and maybe a couple touchdowns by our offense....

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I have read the specific rule, and from what I get from it, is that it is up to the refs discrection to review for added time. In the case of 2009 NU - UT game, upon the review it showed their should have been at least one second. However just a little more air under McCoy's throw and it's over. Well and maybe a couple touchdowns by our offense....

It's been years since I read the rule but I thought there was a caveat to what you said above. I thought in order to adjust the clock for judgement calls like when to stop the clock after a play there had to be something reversed in the play. Like if someone stepped out and originally the play wasn't called until later would revert back to the time when he stepped out.

 

There were so many what it's in that last drive alone. Wonder what the Bo haters would be like if that game went slightly different.

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Well and maybe a couple touchdowns by our offense....

Or if the refs had bothered to review Texas' touchdown where McCoy never crossed the goal line.

 

 

This was the point and time where my uncle let me know that "we were about to get royally screwed by the Big XII".

 

And the problem with adding :01 back to the clock is that it went against what the officials had done all game long--if the officials were consistent in doing this, then I would be fine with adding it back on...and really, there would be something like :59 left in the game. But since the officials saw fit to alter what they were doing all game long on the last snap to accommodate Texass...well, that's where I have problems.

 

Of course, there were problems with officiating all game long--for example, the two chop blocks by Texass by the same player against Suh that were almost back to back--any other crew in a non-Texass game would have ejected that player outright on the second block...

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Why did one game put a second back on the clock and the other one did not? I know there are the conspiracies of making sure the conference had a rep in the title game etc...but seriously. Rules are rules. Same scenario, different ruling.

 

I dunno the answer to that. But if it's any consolation, the Whorns lost seven games the next year. And they've sucked every since. Karma is a bitch.

 

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