How much of a help is it to be able to watch the big video boards for replays?
“It’s a help at home. You get more of an advantage at home, no question. But on that one, they had already told me that they felt like they had seen it upstairs. I don’t think fans and everybody realize this, but on the road, you don’t get replay. At home you get replay, and that’s the inequity we have right now in the system. So that was good. That was big, being able to see that and getting an opportunity to see that he was probably down.” Q: Your coaches upstairs saw it first? “Yeah, I thought basically that everybody came in. Both wing officials came in and marked him down, and then once everything had unpiled, they said he did score.” Q: The forced fumble at the goal line was a big play by Corey Mays: “It’s a big play by Corey. He tried to extend the ball out over the goal line. That’s the danger of doing that. You talk to your backs all the time about that. When you extend the football like that and you’re still moving forward, as he was, you risk losing the football. It was a go
