Thawki
Well-Known Member
I haven't seen anyone talk about this.
If you look at the last fifteen seconds when we ran four plays, an extra second ran off of the clock on two plays and two extra seconds ran off on one of them. I say an extra second or two meaning that the ball was incomplete and hit the ground and then a second or two went off of the clock, the way it normally does. But those plays were short plays in terms of how long it took to get the pass out of the QB’s hands. You can EASILY run three plays that are quick passes and take 14 seconds, five seconds, five seconds and four seconds. That would still leave one second left on the clock. It isn't outlandish to think that a team can get off the four plays we did in the amount of time that was on the clock.
Now, where did MSU gain in this thing? Well, on the defensive holding play there were an extra two seconds that ran OFF of the clock AFTER the DB caught the ball and went out of bounds. It is obvious. This is the most blatant clock issue that happened. It wasn't real bad, but it was at least as bad if not worse than how the clock ran on the last four plays. But, to be sure, it was run properly during those last four plays. We didn't gain by bad clock running on the last four plays.
I haven't seen anyone bring this up, but that is what happened. Check out the replays.
If you look at the last fifteen seconds when we ran four plays, an extra second ran off of the clock on two plays and two extra seconds ran off on one of them. I say an extra second or two meaning that the ball was incomplete and hit the ground and then a second or two went off of the clock, the way it normally does. But those plays were short plays in terms of how long it took to get the pass out of the QB’s hands. You can EASILY run three plays that are quick passes and take 14 seconds, five seconds, five seconds and four seconds. That would still leave one second left on the clock. It isn't outlandish to think that a team can get off the four plays we did in the amount of time that was on the clock.
Now, where did MSU gain in this thing? Well, on the defensive holding play there were an extra two seconds that ran OFF of the clock AFTER the DB caught the ball and went out of bounds. It is obvious. This is the most blatant clock issue that happened. It wasn't real bad, but it was at least as bad if not worse than how the clock ran on the last four plays. But, to be sure, it was run properly during those last four plays. We didn't gain by bad clock running on the last four plays.
I haven't seen anyone bring this up, but that is what happened. Check out the replays.