[Tyler Bridges]

Tyler, did you interview either of the KZSU announcers, Joe Mitchner or Jim Grundberg? They reminded listeners before the final kickoff about the ending of the previous week's SMU-Texas Tech game with a kickoff return lateral play working for a TD at the end of the game to pull out a win for the Mustangs. It was a prescient observation.

They're in the book!

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I interviewed the two referees who had the call on whether Dwight Garner's knee was down. That's in the book!

Did you ask why one of them was caught on film signaling the play dead?

I've seen no video of a ref calling the play dead. There's a photo of a ref with his arms by his side.

I have a copy of the SF Chronicle showing a ref with his outstretched hands signaling that the play was over.

That's the photo, the ref looked like he was flying down the field. Was in the Daily, as well. I have it somewhere. If memory serves, a grad student happened to snap the pic while the play was unfolding. Forgot about it until he/she developed the film weeks/months later.

His arms out stretched out, looking like an airplane, not above his head

[Tyler Bridges]

Tyler, did you interview either of the KZSU announcers, Joe Mitchner or Jim Grundberg? They reminded listeners before the final kickoff about the ending of the previous week's SMU-Texas Tech game with a kickoff return lateral play working for a TD at the end of the game to pull out a win for the Mustangs. It was a prescient observation.

They're in the book!

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I interviewed the two referees who had the call on whether Dwight Garner's knee was down. That's in the book!

Did you ask why one of them was caught on film signaling the play dead?

I've seen no video of a ref calling the play dead. There's a photo of a ref with his arms by his side.

I have a copy of the SF Chronicle showing a ref with his outstretched hands signaling that the play was over.

That's the photo, the ref looked like he was flying down the field. Was in the Daily, as well. I have it somewhere. If memory serves, a grad student happened to snap the pic while the play was unfolding. Forgot about it until he/she developed the film weeks/months later.

His arms out stretched out, looking like an airplane, not above his head