The Bucs Vs. The 49ers
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First off ravage need s to read fooyball 101, because if the whinerz beat the Bucs they will be in the championship game, not might, and secondly both teams already won their divisions, so what the fuck are u talkin bout!!??? And the whinerz aint showed shit yesterday except get a win from the refs!!! They will get pummeled next week in Tampa!!! So try again tricks!!! GOT EM!!!!
NFL: Officials Missed Pass Interference Call
Associated Press
Monday, January 6, 2003; 3:47 PM
NEW YORK –– The San Francisco 49ers' 24-point comeback victory
over the New York Giants ended with an officiating error.
The NFL said Monday that pass interference should have been
called against the 49ers on the final play of the 39-38 thriller.
A botched field-goal attempt by the Giants ended Sunday's game,
when New York was called for having an ineligible receiver downfield
while holder Matt Allen attempted a pass. However, the league said
that the pass interference that was ignored would have resulted in a
replay of the down.
After a videotape review of the 41-yard attempt with six seconds left,
NFL Director of Officiating Mike Pereira determined:
— The Giants' Tam Hopkins, No. 65, lined up as the left guard and
was illegally downfield on the pass. All three flags thrown by the
officials were for that penalty.
— Rich Seubert, No. 69 and normally a guard, lined up as an eligible
receiver on the play. He reported to the officiating crew before the
game that he would man that position on field goals.
— 49ers defensive end Chike Okeafor interfered with Seubert when
he was attempting to catch Allen's pass. No defensive pass interference penalty was called.
"If defensive pass interference had been called," an NFL statement explained, "there would have been offsetting
penalties (ineligible receiver against the Giants and pass interference against the 49ers), with the down replayed at
the original line of scrimmage, the San Francisco 23-yard line. Although time had expired, a game cannot end with
offsetting penalties. Thus, the game would have been extended by one untimed down."
Allen could not have spiked the botched snap, because it was a long snap. Pereira said the only time a player can
spike the ball is when he takes the ball directly from the center.
Matt Bryant lined up to try the potential game-winning field goal, and the snap from newly signed Trey Junkin was in
the dirt. Allen fumbled the ball, then made the desperation pass downfield to Seubert.
Fox commentator Cris Collinsworth said during the broadcast that, because it was third down, Allen could have
spiked the ball, giving the Giants another chance at a kick. Afterward, on the Fox postgame show, other
commentators agreed.
Pereira said the only other option would have been to throw to an eligible receiver.
© 2003 The Associated Press
Associated Press
Monday, January 6, 2003; 3:47 PM
NEW YORK –– The San Francisco 49ers' 24-point comeback victory
over the New York Giants ended with an officiating error.
The NFL said Monday that pass interference should have been
called against the 49ers on the final play of the 39-38 thriller.
A botched field-goal attempt by the Giants ended Sunday's game,
when New York was called for having an ineligible receiver downfield
while holder Matt Allen attempted a pass. However, the league said
that the pass interference that was ignored would have resulted in a
replay of the down.
After a videotape review of the 41-yard attempt with six seconds left,
NFL Director of Officiating Mike Pereira determined:
— The Giants' Tam Hopkins, No. 65, lined up as the left guard and
was illegally downfield on the pass. All three flags thrown by the
officials were for that penalty.
— Rich Seubert, No. 69 and normally a guard, lined up as an eligible
receiver on the play. He reported to the officiating crew before the
game that he would man that position on field goals.
— 49ers defensive end Chike Okeafor interfered with Seubert when
he was attempting to catch Allen's pass. No defensive pass interference penalty was called.
"If defensive pass interference had been called," an NFL statement explained, "there would have been offsetting
penalties (ineligible receiver against the Giants and pass interference against the 49ers), with the down replayed at
the original line of scrimmage, the San Francisco 23-yard line. Although time had expired, a game cannot end with
offsetting penalties. Thus, the game would have been extended by one untimed down."
Allen could not have spiked the botched snap, because it was a long snap. Pereira said the only time a player can
spike the ball is when he takes the ball directly from the center.
Matt Bryant lined up to try the potential game-winning field goal, and the snap from newly signed Trey Junkin was in
the dirt. Allen fumbled the ball, then made the desperation pass downfield to Seubert.
Fox commentator Cris Collinsworth said during the broadcast that, because it was third down, Allen could have
spiked the ball, giving the Giants another chance at a kick. Afterward, on the Fox postgame show, other
commentators agreed.
Pereira said the only other option would have been to throw to an eligible receiver.
© 2003 The Associated Press
the giants shouldnt even have had a chance to kick the ball cuz plummer intercepted that shit a couple plays before and them niner refs as you said ain't give the fuckin ball to us. and since when is a mufuckin lineman a eligible receiver? hatin ass cowtoy...lmao it seems like your life revolves around the niners and shit fuckin simp.
Czar what the fuck book is that! All you haters need to shut your Cock Holsters!!!!
Fuck what the refs say about the last play of the game...That just makes it that much of a sweeter loss for Shocky and the Giants! That kicker would have missed anyway! And the long snaper on that play announced his retirement today!!!!!lol they ran him out of NY!!!!!!!LOL!!!!
Fuck what the refs say about the last play of the game...That just makes it that much of a sweeter loss for Shocky and the Giants! That kicker would have missed anyway! And the long snaper on that play announced his retirement today!!!!!lol they ran him out of NY!!!!!!!LOL!!!!