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Well Britt redeemed himself and gave me a heart attack
 
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omg they should not kick it when the game is over fucking fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
 
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ten -2.5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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its the rule they have to kick in regulation
 
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20-17 final
 
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Quote Originally Posted by sinkholee:

lol why the fuck did they kick it?

PRetty sure thats a standard rule that you always kick the extra point after a FG regardless....

 
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Quote Originally Posted by willowtip:

its the rule they have to kick in regulation

Yep - exactly
 
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I guess I truly don't understand the PAT rules in the NFL.   A few weeks back a TD was scored with no time on the clock and they didn't kick the PAT because the team that scored was down big but in this game they kick the PAT....

Anyone know (for sure) what the PAT kicking rule is when a TD is scored with no time on the clock?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by sinkholee:

lol why the fuck did they kick it?

in regualtion they have to kick in ot they dont

 
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Touchdown Texas!! Sorry, lol Touchdown Titans Touchdown Vince Young!!!

20-17 are you kidding me!!

Tenn -1.5
 
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Quote Originally Posted by yyepyyep:

ten -2.5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I got that number as well, congrats yyepyyep!
 
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ok, damn push
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Wakko4Flacco:

PRetty sure thats a standard rule that you always kick the extra point after a FG regardless....



after a td, and they dont kick after ot
 
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i love the people that complain about kicking the xp..  thats like saying if u are down 7 and score a td with no time left then you lose by 1 cause clock is at 0 so no xp. 

  Vince Young is a fucking stud again..

 
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WOW that was crazy. I really thought they don't kick the extra point but i'm sure glad they did. lol
 
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in regualtion they kick it in ot they dont
 
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Was anyone worried that Tenn would kneel on the XP to avoid the blocked XP for the tie? I've seen that before.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Garcia1:

I guess I truly don't understand the PAT rules in the NFL.   A few weeks back a TD was scored with no time on the clock and they didn't kick the PAT because the team that scored was down big but in this game they kick the PAT....

Anyone know (for sure) what the PAT kicking rule is when a TD is scored with no time on the clock?

I know overtime they dont kick the point after. Yeah, way to go VY, go UT. Fuck the racist Vince Young haters
 
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ata boy kap....thats worth a bowl fo sho
 
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Wonder if VY will keep his starting job? LMAO.  Thank you VY!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jerry Garcia1:

I guess I truly don't understand the PAT rules in the NFL.   A few weeks back a TD was scored with no time on the clock and they didn't kick the PAT because the team that scored was down big but in this game they kick the PAT....

Anyone know (for sure) what the PAT kicking rule is when a TD is scored with no time on the clock?

Ah shit, I dug back through my old threads and it was a college game where they didn't kick the PAT.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by phobanbud:

Was anyone worried that Tenn would kneel on the XP to avoid the blocked XP for the tie? I've seen that before.....

block xp return is a pt in college nothing in the pros

 
 
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you're right.  Not thinking.
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