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out of all the artists on the coachella lineup the official grammys account made a comment for babymonster
Proud of u @YGBABYMONSTER_
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Luther Burden saved someone from killing themselves last night please don’t tell me sports are meaningless
Boooooooo
BREAKING: The College Football Playoff and ESPN have agreed on a five-year deal that will expand the field to 24 teams in 2027, @CFBHeather reports.
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Nothing to add on the play under college rules, but since I work on Sundays too, I think it’s worth discussing the ruling in the NFL.
On Sunday, the rule is: he must gain control, get 2 feet or another body part other than hand down inbounds, *AND* perform an act common to the game or have time to do so while maintaining control.
The NFL rule book lists specific acts that meet the last requirement, one of which is to take an additional step while maintaining control.
The bobble I mentioned is a clear loss of control and occurs before the additional step is clearly down. That makes this play an incomplete pass in the NFL as well.
Without that loss of control, he would have gotten the additional step down with control and it would have been a catch and touchdown.
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Oh look more confirmation lol
"Final decision: no catch in the Notre Dame-Miami game."
@GeneSteratore breaks down the incompletion on the pass to Elija Lofton.
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Ah yes, Boston College a week after beating No.1, that will be no problem whatsoever…
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Meanwhile, this was Marcus Freeman’s response when asked about the controversial no-call on a potential pass interference penalty late in the fourth quarter against BYU:
“It is what it is. I know people are going to look for me to put blame on somebody else. That’s not what we do around here. We own it. And we’ve got to be better and we’ve got to execute, no matter what the situation is.”
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The lights in the stands turn Notre Dame Stadium into a living constellation—nothing else in college football hits like this on a Saturday night under the lights.






























