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wesley_w

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Gary is a professional photographer in Ames who has done ISU as well as area high school sports for years. I was looking at his site just now and thought I would put this link here for some past ISU greats. All of these can be purchased.

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Here, in particular, is Seneca at the goal line against FSU. I know someone posted a while back wondering if anyone had a photo of this.

garyclarkephotos.com » Archive » Random collection of ISU sports stars from the past


Here is Gary's main page in case you are interested, it has his contact info.

garyclarkephotos.com


I probably should have asked Gary about posting this info but I am pretty sure he won't mind.
 
Touchdown.

Any questions?

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Wow, I forgot that one. Clearly in. Notice the ref is watching only his feet. Way to do your complete job there jackass.
 
In that situation, the offical on the left should be looking at the pylon. The trailing official should be watching the sideline. Often times, you'll see the guy on the left turn to the trail official before signaling touchdown.

However, the trail official's view of the sideline is blocked by the FSU player's helmet.
 
wesley_w said:
Here, in particular, is Seneca at the goal line against FSU.
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I know this was 6 years ago, but that picture just reignited all sorts of anger and frustration. I remember watching that game with my roommates and wanting to crawl into a hole after the final play. I think we sat there in silence for most of an hour. Even our Husker buddy felt bad for us.
 
Looking at the photo still pisses me off to this day!! That said, I used to work with Jamaul Montgomery who was a senior WR in 2002 and he said that he thought that the team wouldn't have responded as well the rest of the season if they would have won. He said that they played with a chip on their shoulder from that point forth.
 
One of four games that kill all Iowa State fans.

1. Seneca was in against Florida State
2. Alabama field goal was good
3. Kansas 3 pointer on a 2 shot foul and Stinson not knocking the ball out of bounds.
4. Double foul. Do I need to tell you what that one was?
 
Stewo said:
Looking at the photo still pisses me off to this day!! That said, I used to work with Jamaul Montgomery who was a senior WR in 2002 and he said that he thought that the team wouldn't have responded as well the rest of the season if they would have won. He said that they played with a chip on their shoulder from that point forth.
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Until, what, halfway through the season?
 
theshadow said:
Very doubtful that replay would have overturned it.
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On the contrary. I had seats about 7 rows up from that pie line and I could tell you 100% that it was a touchdown. My roommates and I watched Sportscenter for 3 hours straight and every time they showed the replay there was no doubt that Seneca made it (even the anchors on Sportscenter mentioned that had there been instant replay the game would likely have gone into overtime (PAT withstanding)). :no:
 
jl112481 said:
On the contrary. I had seats about 7 rows up from that pie line and I could tell you 100% that it was a touchdown. My roommates and I watched Sportscenter for 3 hours straight and every time they showed the replay there was no doubt that Seneca made it (even the anchors on Sportscenter mentioned that had there been instant replay the game would likely have gone into overtime (PAT withstanding)). :no:
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In that case, I go to criteria #2: We are Iowa State. The call on the field stands.
 
Knownothing said:
One of four games that kill all Iowa State fans.

1. Seneca was in against Florida State
2. Alabama field goal was good
3. Kansas 3 pointer on a 2 shot foul and Stinson not knocking the ball out of bounds.
4. Double foul. Do I need to tell you what that one was?
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5. Tinsley can't make a layup:no:
 
OK. To play a little devil's advocate here-
Let me preface this by saying I was playing in a CFB game that night and was in the training room injured for quite a while after the game and never saw it. Up until this point I just believed everything I heard.
-Everything hinges upon whether or not his left foot is out of bounds, and it actually looks like it is in this photo. I believe the college rule is like every other level and unless the ball broke the pylon before his foot went OOB, then the ruling is correct and the ball should be spotted short of the goalline.
 
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