The 10 second run off in Utah game
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I thought the non offending team could chose to decline that penalty?
Here’s how football’s 10-second runoff rule works
This rule is designed to prevent a team from gaining an unfair late advantage. It requires three things to happen.
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sadgator hasn’t gone back and watched it, but it sure seemed like something was screwy as the clock was winding down under a minute on that last Utah drive…it seemed like they got like 10-20 more seconds than they should have had…can’t remember why…
In the last minute they first gave them time back because the clock didn't stop for a 1st down then they had got a timeout back we thought they didn't have because a player had lost his helmet when they called for one earlier.
Yep Utah pretty much got an extra timeout.
While I'm not a referee conspiracy believer and think that most bad calls even out over the course of a game, the Gators sure didn't get any breaks from the Pac-12 crew that called that game. Next year it will be those wonderful SEC refs that go to Salt Lake City with us.
Yep I saw some blatant holds they were ignoring and others said they were offsides a few times that weren't called.
And that pass the Utah receiver locked up with his feet after it hit the ground. Napier should have called a timeout to challenge that, IMO.
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