Can someone explain to me that if T Daniels was out of bounds and didn't intercept the pass, how could the game clock continue running? 30 seconds ran off the clock between the interception and the next play. That was the difference in the game. Had LSU not been screwed we'd have had plenty of time to kick a FG. Any explanation is appreciated.

they completed the pass and it was a fumble.

was thinking something else

I didn't understand that either.... He DID catch the ball, the officials said he was out of bounds. He had a foot in when he caught it. But even then, the clock should have stopped.

Then the clock should have stopped when the ball was out of bounds. right?

Guys, your grasping at straws now. I'm sure yall were glad that it happened because AU was going to run out of time. If we play defense, none of this matters.

The fumble looked legit to me. I watched it on my TiVo a few times over. Looked like Daniels had the ball with the left foot in-bounds. Right foot went out of bounds. He was heading out of bounds the entire time. I thought LSU had the ball, but...