MountainBuzzMan
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Here is the catch from Kelly Campbell
http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=3456687Did anyone find Brad's interview at the end of the game? I missed it since I was at the game but people keep talking about it.
Maybe Stephen Hill?
This one:
Or this one?
Understand Camp’s position but you also have to have a sense of what the refs are calling & not calling. The first Vag TD their WR pushed off quite a bit & no call. There were some other plays where they let it ride. Also, the OL practically had to bear hug tackle the DL to get a holding call so it’s far from certain the PI was going to get called with some arm grabbing.That was a great catch! Problem = the ball was overthrown. If TaQuon hits Brad in stride, it's a TD, no question about it. He had - again - faked the UVA defenders out of their shoes and had 2 yards on both of them. They'd never have caught him from behind.
But, hey, he did catch the ball and save our bacon. The guy is just a good WR, period.
Btw, I've heard some people around here getting on Camp's case for not laying out for the pass thrown to him in the end zone. I'm with Camp; the UVA DB was so blatantly holding him and interfering on the same play that there was no reason to assume that the ref wouldn't catch it. Why pull away if there's a sure penalty coming up? Then he didn't make the call. I'm reminded of what Charles Barkley said to an NBA ref once, "Larry, you have to take charge of this game! Curley and Moe won't."
And did anyone notice on the same play where Camp was getting held that a defender absolutely tackled Brad Stewart? I could not believe that no flag was called on that.
Yes unbelievable.
I wish someone would post a video clip here of Brad getting tackled at the same time Camp was getting bear hugged.
Blatant pass interference of both of our wide receivers on the same play (which was a crucial spot on the game).
If they make either call we likely win in regulation because we run the clock all the way down.
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If you know at about what point in the game that happened, you can find it in the replay at --- http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=faa6ed6d-840b-4518-b948-2cdf5cf548caYes unbelievable.
I wish someone would post a video clip here of Brad getting tackled at the same time Camp was getting bear hugged.
Blatant pass interference of both of our wide receivers on the same play (which was a crucial spot on the game).
If they make either call we likely win in regulation because we run the clock all the way down.
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This is the play.If you know at about what point in the game that happened, you can find it in the replay at --- http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=faa6ed6d-840b-4518-b948-2cdf5cf548ca
I don't want to rewatch the entire game just to find it, but if you can find it and post the time at which it occurred, I would love to see it.
This is the play.
This is the play.
It wasn't intentional, but it was certainly still holding. It wasn't like they were running together and their feet got tied.It looks to me like the UVA defender tripped and fell into the back of Brad’s legs. I’m glad he’s not hurt but I don’t think that was intentional. The guy on Jalen should’ve definitely gotten a flag though.
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Accidental or not it is still pass interference.
But Brad was not intended target and thus not eligible for pass interference. Holding is the right call, and from everything I have read, does not include intent.The rule...notice the word intent. It seems like it matters.
Defensive pass interference is contact beyond the neutral zone by a [defensive] player whose intent to impede an eligible opponent is obvious and could prevent the opponent the opportunity of receiving a catchable forward pass. When in question, a legal forward pass is catchable.
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But Brad was not intended target and thus not eligible for pass interference. Holding is the right call, and from everything I have read, does not include intent.