[Husker] Time clock at end of half

[gzimmerman at everestkc.net]

This does seem to be a valid use of replay, don't you think?

Greg Zimmerman, UNL '75
Overland Park, Kansas

----- Original Message -----
From: Dick Karre <dkarre at comcast.net>
Date: Saturday, November 26, 2005 1:42 pm
Subject: Re: [Husker] Time clock at end of half

> I went back and looked at it a couple times. I think John is 
> probably right.
> Taylor's spike hit the ground just as the clock turned to :01. 
> Given the
> reaction time for the officials to blow their whistles and for the 
> clockoperator to hit the button, it isn't outrageous that time ran 
> out. OTOH,
> Mulkey hit the ground on the prior play with the clock at :04, but 
> the clock
> ran down to :02 before it was stopped. That seems a little slow, 
> though in
> that case, I think the clock operator would have to wait for an 
> official to
> signal him to stop the clock for the first down, and ABC's view 
> doesn't show
> when that happened. And aren't we all glad that this is just an 
> academicinquiry?
> Dick Karre
> dkarre at comcast.net
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Killmar, John" <John.Killmar at stjude.org>
> 
> > The time keeper's cue to start and start the clock is the ref's 
> whistle.> If you go on that, the clock started and stopped 
> correctly after the
> > spike.  Now, whether or not the clock should've been stopped at 4
> > seconds is a little less clear.
> 
> 
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