This is why college football is no longer exciting

Replay was never meant to look at if a football is wiggling a 10th of an inch. I’ll expect the referees to back their blown call somehow

Yeah so that call sucked arse and the refs should absolutely be fired

However, to say that game wasn’t exciting is criminal

WTF. Were you not entertained?

The foot hitting the pylon with the ball simultaneously crossing the goal line still in bounds immediately makes it a touchdown. That rule of surviving the ground is for a field of play end zone catch, the pylon aspect what we saw last night makes it a touchdown period. Stupid fvcking call by the booth and that spineless ref crew last night.

Yeah man, missed calls are definitely a new thing

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However, to say that game wasn’t exciting is criminal

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Yep. Every single play seemed important. That was a very tense game.

That crew needs to be fired.

It was the best game I watched yesterday

I was excited

Not venting so much as asking: I thought “the ground can’t cause a fumble” but they are saying it can cause an incomplete pass? This idea of “football move” should stop when the player gets a foot down in bounds. Also, I thought if you touch the pylon it is a touchdown period, end of story. I agree with the OP in that we are all getting too mental about this stuff - just play football man - a catch is a catch

But the ground can't cause a fumble, so you have to have obvious proof that the ball was coming out before the ground. He had control, the ball hit the ground and then moved, therefore, it's a catch because the ground can't cause the fumble. Same as Durham's TD, has possession when he broke the plane and only lost control when he hit the ground, ruling was a TD.