Should have gone down in the end zone... Stupid.

Hitch and go and Green does not go.....

aJ read it correctly, CB playing off him and safety over the top so the throw should have been short where AJ was stopping the route.

You could read Dalton's lips saying My Bad to AJ

Nevermind...Chris Collinsworth just answered my question.

Only one school is allowed to say THE in their school name.

That's what happens when your QB makes a living off alley-ops.

Only one school is allowed to say THE in their school name.

 

If you can get into that school you can say it.

aJ read it correctly, CB playing off him and safety over the top so the throw should have been short where AJ was stopping the route.

You do not back shoulder on hitch and go, especially when he doesn't go, you put it out there for your wr to go get it. AJ just quit on the route called and tried to make something up.

Only one school is allowed to say THE in their school name.

 

You noticed that too did you? :lol2:

Only one school is allowed to say THE in their school name.

The U?

Still wondering....if an interception is caught in the endzone and the player is tackled, versus catching it like he did and then jumped into the endzone would it be a safety either way if he had been tackled?

You do not back shoulder on hitch and go, especially when he doesn't go, you put it out there for your wr to go get it. AJ just quit on the route called and tried to make something up.

Ok, let's say AJ shouldn't have stopped underneath the coverage, the throw was still right to the defender, the best you could have hoped for was AJ being able to knock the ball out of his hands.

Still wondering....if an interception is caught in the endzone and the player is tackled, versus catching it like he did and then jumped into the endzone would it be a safety either way if he had been tackled?

The rule used to be, if the momentum carried you into the endzone then you could down it for a touchback, but that rule is all up to interpretation by the official calling it.

Ok, let's say AJ shouldn't have stopped underneath the coverage, the throw was still right to the defender, the best you could have hoped for was AJ being able to knock the ball out of his hands.

Exactly

The rule used to be, if the momentum carried you into the endzone then you could down it for a touchback, but that rule is all up to interpretation by the official calling it.

 

Thanks