We're looking at that one on Avalon in either 2026 or 27. Goes from Amsterdam to Lucerne, Switzerland. To your point, there are maybe 100 or so people on the ship and not 2,500. We got to be regular friends with some of the people and it was very low key.
So, Auburn thought OU was substituting even thought the officials never stopped play for a substitution? Had that happened, then Auburn would have had the chance to sub as well. That didn't happen, though, because there was no fake substitution.
Jackson Arnold to the OU crowd after losing yet another game at Owen Field. "You wish you were me."
Um, no. You'll be selling insurance in five years and he's got a wife and kids already.
He's still the same guy from last year. Big arm that can hit some throws but doesn't see the game well, holds onto the ball too long, and won't throw until he sees someone open. He has better personnel around him this year but that's about the only difference.
There were no subs so the refs never paused play for subs. No one was pretending anything.
Had there been other subs and he wasn't one but ran to the sideline like he was, then yes.
There were no subs at all and he wasn't hiding anywhere.
The commentators said it was illegal. Ref on the ground said it was legal because he was standing right there looking at it.
There was no play stoppage for any subs at all. Auburn should know that. They just missed him.