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They are forgetting the differences in the defenses of Bowling Green and the LPD

Last year, VT had the #52 defense with a defensive FEI of .12. Bowling Green was 86th with an FEI of -.26

For $80 I was expecting sewn on numbers, but at least with this style the numbers and logos won't rub off like they could if they were screen printed...

A fumble can be advanced (see: Brewer for a TD after Marshawn fumbled against GT in 2014). You can't advance a fumble on 4th down unless it is recovered by the fumbling player. I believe the same rule applies within 2:00 but I am not 100% sure if that rule is college, NFL, or both. To me, if it's valid within the last 2:00, it should apply for the entirety of overtime.

yeah i don't think there's any legitimate argument to be made that sam rogers is a better running back than mcmillian or based on the last game mckenzie (maybe blocking? but that seems to be a problem for most skill position players)

I had been wondering the same thing myself. After watching a few different GIFs/Vines of it, there is a distinct impression that he desperately threw the ball down. That's a really risky move. But given how hard he was hit, and how he was holding the ball, I doubt he had time to even think about pulling something like that off. He just got annihilated and a loosely held ball happened to bounce fortuitously forward.

That said, I really think the fumble-into-endzone rules need to change. He was stopped short, clearly. Recovering in the endzone for a winning TD? There's something about it that I just don't like.

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