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Football Officiating => NCAA Discussion => Topic started by: Suudy on September 07, 2019, 08:33:52 PM
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In the Washington State/Northern Colorado game there was no foul for targeting (I think there was a PF called on WSU, but it wasn’t targeting). NC lined up for the next play, and a false start was called on NC. The white hat then announced that after review, there was targeting and a WSU player was disqualified. They then said the FS was ignored.
I know technically no play was run, but it seemed odd to negate the FS. Is this the right call?
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Can be reviewed until ball is next legally put in play
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Can be reviewed until ball is next legally put in play
I understand that. I messed up the topic. I mean why was the false start ignored?
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Was it possible replay buzzed down before the false start so that act never technically happened?
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Was it possible replay buzzed down before the false start so that act never technically happened?
Actually the IR case book specifically says that a dead ball (5-yard?) foul after the play being reviewed and before the review starts is ignored. I think this is along the lines that all five yard penalties, which happen after the action should have been shut down but wasn't, are ignored.