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Zanderhokie
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That is complete and utter BS. First of all, it wasn't a "loose ball"

Felton caught it. He was sitting on the ground in the end zone with the ball in his arms. Touchdown. Whatever the DB did after that is irrelevant. The ACC points out he was out of bounds. Then they insanely try to argue that, because he then touched the ball, it's an incomplete pass? That is the most ludicrous and asinine and completely WRONG "explanation" I've ever read.
Posted: 09/28/2024 at 12:49 PM 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