Iowa v Indiana Game Thread

[bcl20]

That's a catch review that. Holy ****.

 

[1977Hawkeye]

That looked like an INT to me!

 

[CAARHawk]

Alston! We Found Our Mike!

 

[Scorpio]

Do pro rules apply here? If not that's a catch.

 

[hawkeyescott]

That is a pick, this better be reversed, WOW what a play.

 

[hawkeye2011]

It seems some like to hold tommy d and castillo to a different standard than the rest of our d

 

[Rick1988]

I am not sure Michigan scares me as much as Purdue does since we have UM at home and have to go to Purdue.

 

[Hawkeye11en1]

Did he have to control it all the way to the ground? Or is he out right when he stepped put and play dead since he never got hit? I don't know all the crap that goes with that rule.

 

[rjhindm]

That should be reviewed...INT!

 

[hawkeyescott]

Do pro rules apply here? If not that's a catch.

Nope, he had it then stepped out of bounds, doesn't matter the ball came out when he hit the ground.

 

[cibula11]

That might be the play of the day if that gets overturned. Unreal focus on that.

 

[atxhawk]

Didn't maintsin possesion when he hit the ground. still h3lluva catch though.

 

[DaBears]

That should be reviewed...INT!

you have to maintain possession after you hit the ground. he did not. no catch.

 

[HawkfaninWA]

Interception.

 

[CAARHawk]

Nice play by Donatell, but the freshman made the play. He is just totally outplaying Morris. I mean it isn't even close.

 

[VintageHawkeye]

I am not sure Michigan scares me as much as Purdue does since we have UM at home and have to go to Purdue.

cosign

 

[hawkeyescott]

Did he have to control it all the way to the ground? Or is he out right when he stepped put and play dead since he never got hit? I don't know all the crap that goes with that rule.

Once he stepped out with control the play is dead so it should be an INT.

 

[cibula11]

Didn't maintsin possesion when he hit the ground. still h3lluva catch though.

Isn't this just NFL?

 

[HawkPrdatr40]

Don't remember does he have to control it to the ground in College?

 

[bcl20]

Did he have to control it all the way to the ground? Or is he out right when he stepped put and play dead since he never got hit? I don't know all the crap that goes with that rule.

You're applying the NFL rule, which I don't believe applies here.