And in the end it cost them a touchdown.Damn undisciplined Miners! Get a nice stop, then commit the damn penalty!
If our offense doesn’t respond on this drive, oh boyIt does. Like one score by Aggies will be enough 😞
Good football coaches show different looks on offense instead of Dismel’s predictable and boring offense.misdirection by the aggies, never used by dismel
I'm going to assume it's similar to the NFL. Utep must have made a substitution, which allows NMSU to then counter.Okay, one of you smart people explain something to me.
At the end of the quarter, the ref just stood behind the snapper to prevent the Miners from running a play to allow NMSU to "make substitutions."
Earlier in the quarter, NMSU ran a play REALLY REALLY fast, as in the camera didn't even have time to move back to the play before the ball was snapped, and the Miners were called for "12 men on the field" because they didn't have time to make a substitution.
Why wasn't the ref standing behind NMSU's snapper to prevent NMSU from snapping the ball so that UTEP could have enough time to make a substitution?
You only get the opportunity to match up on defense if the offense makes a sub. If the offense doesn't sub, the ref doesn't stop the snap.Okay, one of you smart people explain something to me.
At the end of the quarter, the ref just stood behind the snapper to prevent the Miners from running a play to allow NMSU to "make substitutions."
Earlier in the quarter, NMSU ran a play REALLY REALLY fast, as in the camera didn't even have time to move back to the play before the ball was snapped, and the Miners were called for "12 men on the field" because they didn't have time to make a substitution.
Why wasn't the ref standing behind NMSU's snapper to prevent NMSU from snapping the ball so that UTEP could have enough time to make a substitution?
I believe since the Miners made a substitution, that allows the Aggies to substitute.Okay, one of you smart people explain something to me.
At the end of the quarter, the ref just stood behind the snapper to prevent the Miners from running a play to allow NMSU to "make substitutions."
Earlier in the quarter, NMSU ran a play REALLY REALLY fast, as in the camera didn't even have time to move back to the play before the ball was snapped, and the Miners were called for "12 men on the field" because they didn't have time to make a substitution.
Why wasn't the ref standing behind NMSU's snapper to prevent NMSU from snapping the ball so that UTEP could have enough time to make a substitution?
You have to allow D subs when offense subs players. The stupid ref allowed more NMSU subs as compared to UTEP’s offensive subs. The UTEP 12 men was a UTEP player jogging off instead of running off to avoid penalty.Okay, one of you smart people explain something to me.
At the end of the quarter, the ref just stood behind the snapper to prevent the Miners from running a play to allow NMSU to "make substitutions."
Earlier in the quarter, NMSU ran a play REALLY REALLY fast, as in the camera didn't even have time to move back to the play before the ball was snapped, and the Miners were called for "12 men on the field" because they didn't have time to make a substitution.
Why wasn't the ref standing behind NMSU's snapper to prevent NMSU from snapping the ball so that UTEP could have enough time to make a substitution?
How long does the ref make them wait? He stood there until the quarter ran out.You only get the opportunity to sub on defense if the offense makes a sub. If the offense doesn't sub, the ref doesn't stop the snap.
That’s total bs. These refs appear to be favoring the aggies.Okay, one of you smart people explain something to me.
At the end of the quarter, the ref just stood behind the snapper to prevent the Miners from running a play to allow NMSU to "make substitutions."
Earlier in the quarter, NMSU ran a play REALLY REALLY fast, as in the camera didn't even have time to move back to the play before the ball was snapped, and the Miners were called for "12 men on the field" because they didn't have time to make a substitution.
Why wasn't the ref standing behind NMSU's snapper to prevent NMSU from snapping the ball so that UTEP could have enough time to make a substitution?
I think it's essentially a judgment call. As long as they think is needed for the defense to make their substitution.How long does the ref make them wait? He stood there until the quarter ran out.
His job might actually be on the line.First time I see Dimel pissed off at the refs.
UTEP almost gave up the 3rd and 21.A timeout on a 3rd and 31?
This is Dimel ball. Management reacts when the fire starts.A timeout on a 3rd and 31?