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Why is the Harrison non-touchdown being swept under the rug nor the other numerous calls that went against the Cards?
tomson75;2618000 said:
bbgun;2618003 said:Um, to drive you crazy?
P.S. How many times are you going to post the same thread?
ReturnToGlory;2617993 said:Why is the Harrison non-touchdown being swept under the rug nor the other numerous calls that went against the Cards?
Vintage;2618056 said:Best Guess: Probably because the Harrison non-touchdown was in fact, actually a touchdown.
Surprising, I know. Other players other than Dallas Cowboys can in fact, and are allowed to, score touchdowns in a legal manner.
bbgun;2618065 said:Dear Vintage,
You have received an infraction at Dallas Cowboys Forums - CowboysZone.com.
http://cowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2618065&posted=1#post2618065
Reason: Posting something sensible in a reality-free thread
Vintage;2618056 said:Best Guess: Probably because the Harrison non-touchdown was in fact, actually a touchdown.
Surprising, I know. Other players other than Dallas Cowboys can in fact, and are allowed to, score touchdowns in a legal manner.
ReturnToGlory;2617993 said:Why is the Harrison non-touchdown being swept under the rug nor the other numerous calls that went against the Cards?
dcfanatic;2618222 said:He isn't allowed to do that. The rule states that he has to re-establish himself back on the field of play before making the tackle.
AdamJT13;2618306 said:There is no such rule.
dcfanatic;2618319 said:I thought the rule was that you have to try to get back on the field and you can't run up the sideline out of bounds?
BigDFan5;2618328 said:on kick returns
dcfanatic;2618333 said:Anyone got a rule book?