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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/n ... ls-1142468

This from Yahoo sports section. "BYU also is 2-5 and lucky to be doing that well. The Cougars probably would have lost to San Diego State had an obvious fumble on a BYU scoring drive been overturned upon review. A BYU employee was working on the replay crew, which was suspended."

Is this reality? I don't watch the games and just came across it in looking for something else. The crew suspended? What is the outcome of that, has it been resolved?

Here is a good story on what happened.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/10/14/cougar-employee-one-of-three-suspended-for-botched-byu-sdsu-replay/

How the Mountain West could ever allow an employee of one the participating teams to work in the replay booth is beyond me.

Willy Law wrote:Here is a good story on what happened.
http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/10/14/cougar-employee-one-of-three-suspended-for-botched-byu-sdsu-replay/

How the Mountain West could ever allow an employee of one the participating teams to work in the replay booth is beyond me.

WoW...can everyone say USA-USSR basketball. He should be fired from any official 'referee' type position.

Joseph start a thread that Monson should be suspended for this, you can get away with it.

The SDSU player does not have clear possession of the ball when the whistle is blown. Therefore, the ball goes back to the team with original possession.

bcspace wrote:The SDSU player does not have clear possession of the ball when the whistle is blown. Therefore, the ball goes back to the team with original possession.

It's OK to criticize BYU football, you won't loose your recommend over it.

It's OK to criticize BYU football, you won't loose your recommend over it.

Sure. But who has criticized BYU football in this thread?

Bc, I think you were cluing in to the wrong play. The one in question was the one with the stripped ball.

But why take this out on the replay guy who is also a BYU employee? Clearly they do not understand the BYU values involved in that decision. This will help:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ZI9D1CPTG3I

Bc, I think you were cluing in to the wrong play. The one in question was the one with the stripped ball.

Seems to be the right play I was looking at.