Same play different calls 😂😂😂😂 NCAA ACC Network ACC Football

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Eagles player secured the ball, Miami player did not. Thats the difference

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball But not a TD lol STFU

@ByTheNumbers007 @NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball That’s why, ball can’t be moving while securing it, not sure if you watched but reason it was easily knocked out was he never secured it in bounds, as he brings it down, his left hand flips backwards, have to ask him why so ball was rolling in hands. Hence bobble, no catch

@ByTheNumbers007 @NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball He’s out of bounds right here!

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@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Looking at your page all you do is cry so seems familiar for you.

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@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball AJ Brown caught the ball, the Miami player did not. Completely different plays. The Miami player should try not bobbling the ball if he wants to score a TD. It was a nice little effort tho. Better luck next year

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NCAA Catch Rule (Rule 2-4-3)- A completed catch requires all three of these, in sequence, and he didn’t complete #3: 1. Firm control of the ball with the hands/arms before it touches the ground. 2. Touching the ground inbounds with any part of the body (one foot is enough in college). 3. Maintaining control long enough to perform an “act common to the game” (a football move such as tucking the ball, turning upfield, taking additional steps, or warding off a defender). Additional key points: * If the player is still in the process of the catch when going to the ground or out of bounds, they must maintain continuous control through that process. Losing the ball before the process is completed (especially if it hits the ground) makes it incomplete. * When in question, the catch is not completed. * Once the process is completed in the end zone, it is a touchdown.

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball 💯 Ridiculous call! They just wanted ND to win! Give me a break.

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball The right hand of the Miami receiver clearly comes off the ball as he moves it from behind his helmet to try and complete the catch.

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball It’s not really the same play as he does get three steps as he one two drags the third step and Miami he never controlled the ball to the ground or all the way through the play. He should have not pulled the ball down, call was correct by rule

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Safe travels back to Cuba

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@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Add the @FBI because @ACCFootball refs point shave

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Why you posting nfl clips when this is an ncaa game??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball AJ took two steps inbounds and 1 before the ball got knocked out... but sure, the same

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Bad call in the Rans game. Finish the catch

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Neither are catches retard

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Nah brown def was a catch miami player did nothin but make sure both feet were in n idk why he even brought the ball down anyways that was the dumb part just keep it up n style u already goin out of bounds anyways

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Vegas Called

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Lofton had more security of the ball then the eagles player. Such bullshit man

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Not the same play & 2 different leagues w/ different rules.

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Honestly the NFL one is worse haha ball gets knocked out faster and as he's going out of bounds not already put like the miami player

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Why is the second one in slow motion?

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@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Contact is made immediately following his feet coming down, jarring the ball loose. If contact immediately follows the catch, what happens due to the contact affects the call

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Makes it better that @tjmcaulay was the ref in booth for both calls. Freaking dead 💀

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Oh I love it

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Same play. No call 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Rams got absolutely hosed by that call

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball How blind are you that you think that’s the same situation? 😂

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Weep

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball See those 2 steps brown makes? That’s called continuation / a football move. Unlike 9

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Check the rule book

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball That’s not the rule book :)

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball 2 steps to 3 stop crying 😂

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@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball Drink your cranberry juice or it’ll get itchy

@NCAA @accnetwork @ACCFootball @CanesFootball And the defender was out of bounds when he knocked the ball loose!