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GBOHokie
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So. By that rule if a DB is out of bounds on an out route and touches the

Ball during a catch with the receiver in bounds its incomplete? That happens frequently. As long as the receiver gains possession in bounds its a catch. They never call that.
Posted: 09/28/2024 at 11:55 AM ET
(In response to this post by VTChip)

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Have you all seen the ACCs explanation on call?
BeachGobbler • 09/28/24 10:18 AM ET
That's the final question - did Felton have control
FunkyHokie • 09/28/24 11:24 AM ET
Here’s the official explanation- it’s BS
VTChip • 09/28/24 10:23 AM ET
That is complete and utter BS. First of all, it wasn't a "loose ball"
Zanderhokie • 09/28/24 12:49 PM ET
Was it a loose ball or did the out of bounds player hit it after Felton
VTCALS72 • 09/28/24 01:37 PM ET
Felton controlled the ball. Guy out of bounds reached over and knocked
Zanderhokie • 09/28/24 01:39 PM ET
So. By that rule if a DB is out of bounds on an out route and touches the ◄
GBOHokie • 09/28/24 11:55 AM ET
Seems like a rule that's rife for the potential for abuse
Synaesthesia • 09/28/24 10:41 AM ET
Ugh…because offenses would exploit that like crazy. I hope this wasn’t a
DeNovo • 09/28/24 10:46 AM ET
Why are people surprised? Of course the ACC protected a top 10 team
HokieAl • 09/28/24 10:22 AM ET
Don't forget the TD in the first half that was called back on a phantom
Casey • 09/28/24 10:30 AM ET
^^^^ THIS ^^^^**
Full-Set and Moonshine • 09/28/24 10:30 AM ET
Yet all they did was bring negative attention to themselves as literally
Hokie_Forester • 09/28/24 10:25 AM ET