The Official TBP In-Game Thread: Bulls vs Gamecocks in the Birmingham Bowl

[Guest PCBull14]

1 minute ago, mjadams said:

3 pts of offense in second half of regulation. 

Heck of a Defensive stand to end it.....

Seriously though I'm glad we got the Win. We need lots of work in our secondary. Go Bulls!

You obviously didn't read anything wrote. They owed the entire fan base that stop for playing patty cake while trying to tackle.

[Rocky Style]

32 minutes ago, Azmodi said:

We are not in the top 25 Playoff Poll.

They better fix that crap soon.

[charsibb]

8 minutes ago, Rocky Style said:

They better fix that crap soon.

or what?

[BullDoug]

51 minutes ago, flsportsfan83 said:

Nice to beat an SEC Team

A Lil payback too from the SC Lou Holtz game.

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

5 minutes ago, charsibb said:

or what?

OR ELSE!

[Bulls Are We]

Question on the last play:

Could that have been ruled a fumble by USC, recovered by USF, subsequent fumble by USF and 1st down USC due to the change in possession?

Are the rules different for that in OT? I was thinking we should have just fallen on the ball and not tried to run with it since it was 4th down.  

[SANJAY]

22 minutes ago, Bulls Are We said:

Question on the last play:

Could that have been ruled a fumble by USC, recovered by USF, subsequent fumble by USF and 1st down USC due to the change in possession?

Are the rules different for that in OT? I was thinking we should have just fallen on the ball and not tried to run with it since it was 4th down.  

Had the subsequent fumble been advanced for a touchdown by SC then it would have counted.  Once the play was over, regardless of possession during the play by USF, the game was over. Otherwise they would have gotten a second possession in the first overtime.

[charsibb]

2 hours ago, Bulls Are We said:

Question on the last play:

Could that have been ruled a fumble by USC, recovered by USF, subsequent fumble by USF and 1st down USC due to the change in possession?

Are the rules different for that in OT? I was thinking we should have just fallen on the ball and not tried to run with it since it was 4th down.  

99.9% sure the rule is stated that "each team gets one possession" or words to that effect. So as soon as you lose possession of the ball - regardless of score, down, or distance - your offensive portion of that overtime period is over. If neither team scores, you get another chance in the next OT period, otherwise you lose.