[Spiny_Norman]

In the 1990 highlights, look for the effort of 26 JJ Lasley on the onside kick. In the scrum he taps the ball away from a Cal player so that it could be recovered by Dan Byers. Byers admitted later that his feet were out of bounds when he recovered the ball then he quickly got up before the officials could notice.

Was it Dan Byers or Kevin Scott who said his feet may have been out of bounds?

Terry, as usual, you are there to correct my imperfect memory. It was Kevin Scott.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-...story.html

Scott admitted later that he was out of bounds when he recovered the kick.

“My feet were out of bounds, but my knees were in bounds,” Scott said. “But it’s too late to give it back. There’s no instant replay in college football.”

[Spiny_Norman]

In the 1990 highlights, look for the effort of 26 JJ Lasley on the onside kick. In the scrum he taps the ball away from a Cal player so that it could be recovered by Dan Byers. Byers admitted later that his feet were out of bounds when he recovered the ball then he quickly got up before the officials could notice.

Was it Dan Byers or Kevin Scott who said his feet may have been out of bounds?

Terry, as usual, you are there to correct my imperfect memory. It was Kevin Scott.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-...story.html

Scott admitted later that he was out of bounds when he recovered the kick.

“My feet were out of bounds, but my knees were in bounds,” Scott said. “But it’s too late to give it back. There’s no instant replay in college football.”