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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 980273" data-attributes="member: 10086">It looked like a catch (on slo motion) Thats a key additive. Slow motion. When they go slow motion it always seems to look more cut n dry. At real time speed those are bang bang plays and it’s my belief that the time (or lack of) factors into the referees decision process.I’m going to assume (because I can’t remember) that the play was called “not a catch” because he didn’t maintain control through the ground because it was interfered by our player. If I recall their Coach was going to challenge until the booth revised the call?My only question? Someone else brought this up. Had the ball come out without a Defender around is that a catch?  I don’t believe so by rule.  Regardless if it pops by itself or by a defender…. it needs to be definitive. I think had the ball come out identical to Ford’s timing? That the play stands incomplete. I’m not saying it’s a good rule, but it is the ruleAnyway the referee normally holds the tie breaker and unless it’s clear it should stand. They thought it was a conclusive catch, I’m ok with it was close leaning a catch.</blockquote>

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