Impossible to tell from that angle. Seeing it live looked like it was to the left of the right upright.
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Impossible to tell from that angle. Seeing it live looked like it was to the left of the right upright.
Rapmastermind
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Sorry, that kick was not good. Bellicheat had every right to want to kill that ref.
I think its a good rule, I mean you cant have an infinite length goal post, you have to draw the line at some point so the thought that "if the goal post is longer" shouldn't even be mentioned. Therefore with the goal post being a finite length by establishing the rule that if any part of the ball goes over one of the post "its good" clears any discrepancies about whether the ball went through the uprights or not.
DeVanteSwing
Flop Champion
the best angle is where the refs are, right below the goal post. he said it's good, it's good.
itsyoung!!
Veteran
this video is worthless. you cant tell shyt from that angle.
there should be lasers at the top of the goal posts that shoot light up an extra 20-30 yards. that way if a kick is over the posts, if it crosses the path of the laser it will light up the ball red. if the ball lights up u know its good.
obviously they should have motion sensors as well for more conclusive evidence.
there should be lasers at the top of the goal posts that shoot light up an extra 20-30 yards. that way if a kick is over the posts, if it crosses the path of the laser it will light up the ball red. if the ball lights up u know its good.
obviously they should have motion sensors as well for more conclusive evidence.
Def would be an interesting idea. A tech company should develop something like this and if they can sell the idea it to the league, imagine how much money they'd make installing this to all 32 teams, and then if they can get the NCAA on board as well, might have some money that can be made
. But then again the league may see how rare a kick is kicked directly over an upright and not want to waste money and leave it as a judgment call.Def would be an interesting idea. A tech company should develop something like this and if they can sell the idea it to the league, imagine how much money they'd make installing this to all 32 teams, and then if they can get the NCAA on board as well, might have some money that can be made
It still wouldn't be completely objective. Sometimes the ball hits the post and goes in, sometimes it doesn't.
R.E.N. Spells Ren
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Patriots fan... it was good. The fukkery in that game came before that kick.
ReplacementRef
Rookie
Its not automatically good if it goes over the post....
From the NFL Rule book:
Section 4 Field Goal
What this is saying is that the ENTIRE FOOTBALL must pass INSIDE the outside edge for the fied goal post. If it doesn't, its no good.. Looking at the video in the first post.. You can see that more than half the football is past the outside edge of the post when it goes over the post.. Missed field goal..
From the NFL Rule book:
Section 4 Field Goal
What this is saying is that the ENTIRE FOOTBALL must pass INSIDE the outside edge for the fied goal post. If it doesn't, its no good.. Looking at the video in the first post.. You can see that more than half the football is past the outside edge of the post when it goes over the post.. Missed field goal..
STAN JONES
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Y'all still talking bout this? 
Real
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For all of yall saying its good...u do realize that the WHOLE ball has to be inside, right?