Quote from: rscl70 on November 27, 2019, 01:45:16 PM

Quote from: MUC1980 on November 27, 2019, 01:41:42 PM

Quote from: Craft_Beermeister on November 27, 2019, 12:52:05 PM
I was at the game last week in Alliance and I had the video feed on my phone for most of the second half. The video streaming was sourced to a NCAA page and appeared to be the same video as shown on the scoreboard in the stadium.  I watched some of the replay videos on the scoreboard then a few seconds later I could watch same replay on my phone.

I didn't see the whole game online, but there was one play where they didn't have the replay and I really wish they had. It looked like the Mount player had been tackled and was down, but then he jumps up and runs for a TD while the Hanover players had stopped. I gathered from the commentators that he had landed on a Hanover player and only his hand had touched the ground. But they said no replay was available. What actually happened on that play and who was involved?

You can see the play in the Mount Union highlight video.  He was never down, spinnig off three attempted tackles.  The play starts at around 3:48.  http://athletics.mountunion.edu/sports/fball/2019-20/videos/20191123-vtpn2jj1

Awesome! Thank you for the link. I like how the two defensive guys totally gave up on the play thinking he was down.

Quote from: Craft_Beermeister on November 27, 2019, 12:52:05 PM
I was at the game last week in Alliance and I had the video feed on my phone for most of the second half. The video streaming was sourced to a NCAA page and appeared to be the same video as shown on the scoreboard in the stadium.  I watched some of the replay videos on the scoreboard then a few seconds later I could watch same replay on my phone.

I didn't see the whole game online, but there was one play where they didn't have the replay and I really wish they had. It looked like the Mount player had been tackled and was down, but then he jumps up and runs for a TD while the Hanover players had stopped. I gathered from the commentators that he had landed on a Hanover player and only his hand had touched the ground. But they said no replay was available. What actually happened on that play and who was involved?

Quote from: mr_mom on November 24, 2019, 01:02:43 PM
YUP!

3rd and 19 at REDLANDS48   Luke Poorman pass complete to Luke Poorman for loss of 6 yards to the UMHB46 (Brandon Serrano).

That was on old MUC play from the late 1970s ... the Toth-to-Toth pass.

HAHA! Of my four years of attending all home games (since I was in the Marching Band - 1976-1979), I remember only one play - Toth to Toth for the score! I have no idea who the ball bounced off of, but I can still clearly see that play. I don't remember how many yards the ball traveled each way, but it was fairly significant. One of the funniest ones I've ever seen live!