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  1. The ball wasn't bobbled by the receiver when he was traveling those five yards, so it was a catch. UIL uses NCAA rules, and the NCAA rule says a ball is caught when the player who is eligible to receive a pass has firm control over the ball and has a foot inbounds. It doesn't matter if the other team's player also has a hand on the ball or is trying to take the ball out. After the ball is caught, the player becomes a ballcarrier (a runner in possession of a live ball) who can lose player possession of the ball. A ballcarrier who has lost player possession of the ball by any act other than passing it, kicking it, or successfully handing it off, has fumbled the ball, meaning any player on the field is eligible to recover it, including the guy who fumbled it.
  2. I can see people going in and out of a women's restroom on the ESPN broadcast. We can actually see into that bathroom.
  3. This looks like a middle school gym. Hilarious
  4. The receiver just carried it in his right arm for five yards without catching it? Here's the whole game, first play of the game, explain to me how the ball travels from the 36-/35-yard line to the 25-yard line without having been caught and fumbled?
  5. Just curious, of this 1-19 who was the valley team that got the single victory over a non-valley team?
  6. There's another angle in the USA Today article. The guy caught it at the 35 yard line, clutching it by the time he reaches the 31 yard line, which is where the strip-out happens (if it hadn't been caught yet that would be blatant DPI). The ball bounces onto the 25 yard line (no whistle, by the way) and the very well coached receiver picks it up and runs into the end zone in contrast with the very poorly coached players all around him that didn't play to the whistle and instead chose to raise their hands up in celebration (especially #13).
  7. There's a very clear strip-out in that video
  8. You are correct. We can't blame Steve Ballmer for this, but if it's any consolation he may have committed some (light) fraud with Uncle Dennis and Kawhi Leonard.
  9. He had firm control and took at least one step before the ball got ripped out. That's a catch and fumble and a lucky lucky lucky Matt Nordgren bounce
  10. Even Epstein figured it out. A builder of a literal pedophile island was like "Trump is the worst person I have ever met"
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