@steven_sipple @Coach_BillBusch @937JakeSorensen This explains the clock protocol snafu.
The NCAA had never had the protocol in writing.
The replay officials probably never even saw the clock discrepancy.
I can tell from the replies that this memo âď¸ was confusing. Here's what you need to know.
The replay angle Big Ten officials used (that the conference shared) didn't have the game (stadium) clock embedded. They matched it up side by side.
The NCAA secretary-rules editor is saying: Any decision to put time back on the clock must be based on video from the broadcaster that either has the game clock embedded or a clock graphic on the screen.
Problem is they apparently never wrote that down anywhere. Now they have.
Hope that helps.
(Probably won't.)
@steven_sipple @Coach_BillBusch @937JakeSorensen No. Pererira didnât have it right. This protocol was never in writing before yesterday.
@ralulla @Austin2Jacobsen My guess is that the NBC clock switches from 1 to zero at 0.999 and the official clock doesnât switch to zero until 0.000.
Seems like a failure in the system.
@ralulla @Austin2Jacobsen Long term health of the sport? Itâs literally a one year situation. It will never happen again.
Sorry @Coach_BillBusch but your take on the Big Ten rule today completely contradicts your take from yesterday. Those kids that signed free agent deals never had the option to use their 5th year before they signed. @steven_sipple @937JakeSorensen
If this is true, then Iâm a moron and I retract my statement.
If they get that much better being in an nfl training camp vs a college program offseason, then there is no way they should be allowed to play.
xitter.cf/treywallace/status/209âŚ
Matt Rhule sounds alarm on NFL returnees, $45 million rosters and college footballâs payroll problem.
âI think if an NFL player came back, it would be twice, if not three times better than they were."
NIL? âWe gotta get rid of that, it's just payrollâ
foxnews.com/outkick-sports/mâŚ
@JohnBishop71 How many kids would have come back for their 5th year instead of going into the draft or signing a free agent deal?
Also the NFL gambling policy is an automatic two year suspension for gambling on your own team. So actually less than the NCAA. It can become a lifetime ban if there is evidence that you fixed the game.
courthousenews.com/nfl-revisâŚ
@damonbenning @ralulla By the Rams getting their possible QB of the future with this yearâs 1st rd pick, it turns their next few years of 1st rd picks into trade assets for proven players during the season if a need arises.
I doubt the Rams will have a 1st rd pick for a bit.
Rams and Browns started talking about the Myles Garrett trade since draft time. One of the reasons they selected Ty Simpson in first round was because they knew theyâd be without AT LEAST next years one. Rams were hoping to make it all draft capital and fought to not include Verse in deal to the end but he was a necessary Browns. @NFLonFOX
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Bombshell: The Browns are finalizing a trade that will send two-time Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett to the Los Angeles Rams, per @rapsheet, @TomPelissero and me.
In exchange for Garrett, the Rams are expected to send Pro-Bowl edge Jared Verse, a 2027 first-round pick and other draft-pick compensation still being negotiated to the Browns.
@damonbenning @ralulla @swmckewonOWH Worth the read if you are interested. Donât expect to see McVay going into broadcasting any time soon.
Please read, and itâs an honor to share this story with you: nytimes.com/athletic/6398004âŚ
Re-sharing this story with you guys and now @TimVerghese
McVay is not getting out of coaching.
@nick_sehnert Just throwing this out into the aether. Thatâs if you want another winner.
youtu.be/cgDX-tPKoVg?si=ntfUâŚ
@damonbenning This was my reasoning behind wanting to keep Coach Hoiberg. Coach Rhule will never have the benefit of this.
@steven_sipple @937JakeSorensen @Coach_BillBusch If this team won the Big Ten & lost in the 1st round, the reunion in 20 years would have a big but mentioned. The reunion for the first tourney win wouldnât have a big but mentioned if they didnât win the Big Ten.