Marques Jones #84:

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— Baylor Athletics (@BaylorAthletics) July 6, 2019

historian said:

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Loved this game; an unranked, underdog Baylor totally dismantles a ranked and highly favored Ucla
I'll always remember the final score.......49-19

Yes, it is important to remember the true final score. The official score is a lie because they officials gave UCLA points for a TD that never happened.

historian said:

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Yes, it is important to remember the true final score. The official score is a lie because they officials gave UCLA points for a TD that never happened.

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And I believe that's the score on the teams ring as well: BU never recognized that phantom touchdown by UCLA. Ball never got within a yard of the goal line. Ref 200% had $$ on the game . Say Historian, can you find a clip of that phantom TD???

I've seen photos of the Baylor rings, not UCLA's. I would not expect them to be honest. It would mean turning down a gift from the officials even if it is meaningless.

I may have a copy of the clip somewhere. I'm not sure. I searched for a still photograph of the player down, clearly 1-2 yards short but could not find it. I'm pretty sure I saw one before, several years ago.

historian said:

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I may have a copy of the clip somewhere. I'm not sure. I searched for a still photograph of the player down, clearly 1-2 yards short but could not find it. I'm pretty sure I saw one before, several years ago.

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Go to the 2:27:40 mark. You'll see his knee hit outside the 1 before he stretches the ball across the goal line.

IIRC the replay official had already left the booth to get to the elevator before the crowd.

whitetrash said:

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historian said:

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I may have a copy of the clip somewhere. I'm not sure. I searched for a still photograph of the player down, clearly 1-2 yards short but could not find it. I'm pretty sure I saw one before, several years ago.

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Go to the 2:27:40 mark. You'll see his knee hit outside the 1 before he stretches the ball across the goal line.

IIRC the replay official had already left the booth to get to the elevator before the crowd.

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Reminded me of playing the aggys in the "old days" (except that calls like that usually made the difference between a "W" and an "L" back then).