Not rare when you call a play for a guy who's clearly been playing injured all gameThough I suppose the rare injury/clock stop issue did somehow happen to them.
I understand when faking an injury could result in a benefit in a different situation.Imagine a situation where the offense is behind or the game is tied. Stopping the clock would be immensely useful.
injury saved themI’ve never seen a team lose an end-game onside kick and then go on a minute long drive
The clock must be stopped to address the injured player. Sometimes the offense benefits from a stopped clock. Sometimes the defense does. The referee asks the opponent of the injured player what they want done with the clock to ensure the team with the injured player doesn’t benefit.I understand when faking an injury could result in a benefit.
But in that situation, why not just let the time run as it would have without the injury?
Why create a clock stoppage that doesn't already exist?
3 shitty runs up the middle. Take a knee. Only bad things can happen on a handoff.Not rare when you call a play for a guy who's clearly been playing injured all game
It’s felt like 10 months. LolThis is the craziest last minute of a football game ever.
Yeah not great on thatThese 3 plays have been total garbage
Appreciate the info, makes sense and I'm sure the rules were followed.The clock must be stopped to address the injured player. Sometimes the offense benefits from a stopped clock. Sometimes the defense does. The referee asks the opponent of the injured player what they want done with the clock to ensure the team with the injured player doesn’t benefit.
Last one would have been fine on 1st or 2nd downWhat an absolutely terrible last four plays.
The problem is the play clock. There’s no provision for pausing play clocks in CFB, it MUST be reset. So you could have an offensive player go down after running 20 seconds, and then the offense gets a new play clock and could run more time.Appreciate the info, makes sense and I'm sure the rules were followed.
Just seems to me it would be more fair if after the clock was stopped to address the injured player, it continued on as it otherwise would have. Just pause everything rather than stop everything.
I understand you want to prevent a team from benefitting from an injury.....but seems odd to (potentially) punish a team for an injured player, which is what happened there.
The first down play was just plain stupid.Last one would have been fine on 1st or 2nd down
Bad analogyIf Dillon Johnson is out, Penix is going to have to have a 2006 Vince Young type performance on Monday.