2022 NCAA Rules Media/Fan Video

[Hammerhead]

Are people still watching these? I don't expect replies each week but just want to make sure people want to see these. Happy to share.

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I find it very interesting to see how the rules apply in uncommon scenarios.

[IndyBison]

Never saw a video last week but here is this week's video. Amazing catch by Jacksonville State on the first play and probably a rule nuance most people didn't know.

https://twitter.com/SECOfficiating/s...SGtWSTVV9Y8PxQ

I will be in Terre Haute tomorrow for the game if anyone plans to be there.

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[bisonaudit]

What do you think of the OSU fair catch on the onside kick ruling?

[56BISON73]

What do you think of the OSU fair catch on the onside kick ruling?

That is really interesting.

[THEsocalledfan]

I never saw this thread....thanks for sharing!

[bisonaudit]

That is really interesting.

Seems like they’re going to have to update the language if that was correctly assessed or recovering an onside is going to be right next to impossible going forward.

[THEsocalledfan]

Week 2 video featuring the SDSU Jackrabbits!

https://twitter.com/SECOfficiating/s...N2YhNxqCQ&s=19

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That Jack's one was nuts! I did not see it when it happened. Just so I understand, if the Jack in the EZ had not touched it before it hit the ground, the ball would have been dead?

[THEsocalledfan]

This week's video has a couple interesting plays. The last one was making the rounds of officials this week. The key question we had was if the marker was considered official's equipment. The chain crew is considered part of the officiating crew so it was a legitimate thought. In this context Shaw is saying no but I still think it's a possible argument. What if it hits the ball while still touching OOB (similar to the pylon)? It appears the player may have intentionally moved the marker to keep the ball from going OOB. No matter how much you do this you will still see something you've never seen or considered.

https://twitter.com/SECOfficiating/s...tzPRo1XgxA0nnw

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That play was nuts! I think you need to consider if officials equipment in my mind. I think that if a defensible position.

[THEsocalledfan]

Seems like they’re going to have to update the language if that was correctly assessed or recovering an onside is going to be right next to impossible going forward.

No kidding; just read about this. I suspect there was some nerdy coach who knows the rules. What fascinates me is how no one thought of this before?

[taper]

Looks like the NFL fair catch rule is different and doesn't allow ground bounce. Seems like it's often these subtle differences between college and pro that get exploited.