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Capital One Bowl: Michigan 41, Florida 35 (final)

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SNIPER26;1021053; said:
A tip...don't leave a receiver wide open on an "and goal" play. Just throwin that out there.

Haha that's the game King fell flat on his face trying to cover Mario. If you were as good as you say you were, you would have been able to beat us.
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We beat your football team, just not your refs and timekeepers. I saw a screen capture showing Mario's foot out of bounds when he caught it.
 
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PennState1985;1021054; said:
3. I somehow doubt it, but these "what if" games can't be proven right or wrong.
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Wow you're dumber than I thought. If you legitimately think your shitty PSU team would have leapfrogged USC and Texas (the #1 and 2 teams in the country from wire to wire) you're more delusional than ND fans.
 
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PennState1985 said:
1. I only saw that happen once, the Michigan game. Never seen seconds added on before because a timeout was called.
2. Wrong! The 1994 season was the greatest, of course I only remember a couple games from it (that was before I became a huge football fan), but I do remember Penn State winning the Rose Bowl and Ohio State being handed one of it's worst embarassments ever, if not its worst.
3. I somehow doubt it, but these "what if" games can't be proven right or wrong.
4. No.
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1. You don't even know if a team has ever won with just FGs while the other team scores at least a TD....so how would you even attempt to assume that you know that time doesn't get put back on the clock?
2. Ah....yet again, you're measuring your success based on Ohio State.
3. No, it's not a what if. They were #1 and #2, they were unbeaten. You weren't jumping either of them.
4. Yeah.
 
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HailToMichigan;1021063; said:
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Damn photo evidence!
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The ref-whining from psu fans sure is remarkable.
We beat your football team, just not your refs and timekeepers. I saw a screen capture showing Mario's foot out of bounds when he caught it.
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:slappy: He caught it in the middle of the endzone (last play)
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeForZxahL4]YouTube - Mario Manningham Highlights[/ame]
 
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PennState1985;1021046; said:
So I've heard, and if it's true, he shouldn't have either. It's not standard practice to add time on after a timeout is called. I ONLY saw it happen in the Michigan game.
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Limited body of evidence though, as you've already proclaimed that you only started following football in 2005.

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Oh, yes, clock adjustments are within the officials prerogative.
 
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