I didn’t see the play, but if any body part other than the ball hits the pilon, the ball has to be inside or over the pilon for it to be a touchdown. That’s a rule many people don’t know. So if his foot hit the pilon, but the ball was in his outside hand and didn’t go inside the pilon, then it’s not a touchdown.ULL got hosed on a call with about 20 secs left in 1st half. The receivers foot hit the pylon for a TD as he didn’t step out of bounds. How the zebras missed that even AFTER a review was criminal. And, ULL fumbled going into USM’s end zone in 1st half which kept 7 more pts off board.
They really should’ve won by 14 in regulation.
This is correct. If the ball touches the pylon, it is a TD. If any body part touches it, it is like touching out of bounds, and the ball is dead at that point.I didn’t see the play, but if any body part other than the ball hits the pilon, the ball has to be inside or over the pilon for it to be a touchdown. That’s a rule many people don’t know. So if his foot hit the pilon, but the ball was in his outside hand and didn’t go inside the pilon, then it’s not a touchdown.
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