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He had his hands on the ball until his back hit the ground. The force of landing popped the ball loose. The ball never hit the ground. It popped into the air when the WR lost it. Because the ball never touched the ground.

I can't post the video of the play just yet. It's embargoed because live rights belong to a streaming company. I will as soon as it posts on YouTube. But I will reveal the call: A CATCH. But I ask if the ball hit the ground would it still be a catch? You do have to control the ball to the ground for a legal catch, right? So if it hits the ground it's incomplete, why is a catch if the other team grabs the ball before hitting the ground?

Okay. But the catch "didn't survive the ground."

CORRECTION: My bad. The receiver WAS touched while attempting the catch hit the ground. No "football move" was made. But the NHIAA rules follow college rules in that if you are down, you are down.

This happened in the NH state football championship yesterday Fortunately it did not end up impacting the outcome. But I'm interested in how everyone here would call this if they were the official. A pass hits a receiver on the hands. Both hands remain on the ball as the player goes to the ground, but the ball jars loose when the receiver hits the ground. The ball pops up and never hits the ground before it's grabbed by a defender. Is it a) a catch or b) an interception?

Well 3rd period Friday vs the Penguins was fun to see. But not much else. Saturday in NJ was a total cluster....

Ty Johnson is better.

Sabres standing like orange pylons to skate around.

Yes they did. Pens:

Well be sitting down to our modest 2-person, 2-dog dinner in 20 minutes. Happy Thanksgiving to all

Unless the motive was to destroy the bridge and close the border.

So from where was the car coming from? USA to Canada or Canada to USA?

Have you seen UB basketball lately? To be fair it's year one of George Halcovage, who we hired from Villavova. He ought to be a decent coach but right now it's pretty ugly. However the women's team, under Becky Burke, is 3-1. The transfer portal is killing schools like UB. We don't have an NIL fund like other schools do. So it's harder to recruit good players, and if someone you recruited gets good, they can leave. Sure, UB can drop everything down to FCS, D2 or even D3, but how embarrassing is it for a flagship state university not to be able to compete at D1?

Have to ever seen a defensive player run away from the ball carrier? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The tragic comedy that is UB football comes to a merciful end tonight.

Good for him.

We never do anything the easy way.

Sean was born in Omaha but grew up in the Philadelphia area too. Hardly an inappropriate question by John. McDermott's response was right out of the Buffalo sports PR handbook. We eat it up.

Don't forget the pork & greens sandwich is also a Philly tradition. https://thewoksoflife.com/italian-pork-sandwich-philly/ As for cheese steaks, when I make them you grill shaved steak with onions and mushrooms. Then you add the secret ingredient: a squirt or two of ketchup! Mix it in and let the sizzle a bit. Then form a pile with your meat and lay some cheese over it. I like American or Cheddar best. Split your sub roll, place it over the meat and cheese pile and let it melt into the roll. Scoop it into the roll and enjoy.

And Pats

Party till Saturday night. Don't hold back. It's just the Bills.

Let's not get cocky.

So can the Bills beat both these teams? We have the talent to do it.

That's referred to as the SHAQ-aroni.