[CompSci87]

But, speaking of poor calls, I thought the rule was that the receiver is considered inbounds if the defender pushes him out of bounds before he can get his foot down.  Am I wrong, or did the refs get the call wrong where the Stanford receiver almost came down with a full foot inbounds.  The defender was carrying him out as he came down.

I think you're thinking of the NFL, which has such a rule.  AFAIK, the college game has no such provision.  But, the college game only requires one foot in bounds, whereas in the pros it's two.

I think the NFL used to have that push-out rule long ago, but not any more. I don't know if college ever did. It would be super hard to officiate.

[CompSci87]

But, speaking of poor calls, I thought the rule was that the receiver is considered inbounds if the defender pushes him out of bounds before he can get his foot down.  Am I wrong, or did the refs get the call wrong where the Stanford receiver almost came down with a full foot inbounds.  The defender was carrying him out as he came down.

I think you're thinking of the NFL, which has such a rule.  AFAIK, the college game has no such provision.  But, the college game only requires one foot in bounds, whereas in the pros it's two.

I think the NFL used to have that push-out rule long ago, but not any more. I don't know if college ever did. It would be super hard to officiate.