[cardcrimson]

Can somebody explain what intentional grounding is and what constitutes a forward pass? Bennett's arm was moving forward, the ball goes forward, and it's a fumble.

Looks like an awkwardly attempted forward pass to me.

Young, while being tackled early in the game, threw the ball into the ground. Called a fumble. Reviewed, and called a pass with no intentional grounding. If Bennett's "pass" was ruled a "pass", they said it would be intentional grounding. Then there was the 30 yard intentional grounding call on Bennett, when he wasn't really in danger of being sacked. I clearly don't understand the rule any more.

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and the H e i s m a n winner throws a pic six to seal the game for the Bulldogs. I think I saw a poster here say he was way overrated. Oh wait, that was me.

[cardcrimson]

Can somebody explain what intentional grounding is and what constitutes a forward pass? Bennett's arm was moving forward, the ball goes forward, and it's a fumble.

Looks like an awkwardly attempted forward pass to me.

Young, while being tackled early in the game, threw the ball into the ground. Called a fumble. Reviewed, and called a pass with no intentional grounding. If Bennett's "pass" was ruled a "pass", they said it would be intentional grounding. Then there was the 30 yard intentional grounding call on Bennett, when he wasn't really in danger of being sacked. I clearly don't understand the rule any more.

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and the H e i s m a n winner throws a pic six to seal the game for the Bulldogs. I think I saw a poster here say he was way overrated. Oh wait, that was me.