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02-03-2009, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by BlkTC

i thought that they did review it as an incompletion.. also, doesn't both feet have to be on the ground for a touchdown?? or is there a new rule somewhere that only says you need 1 foot..?

Santonio Holmes SB catch

It looks like the right foot 'tweaks' after he taps it. (In the video at 40 sec.) The left was definitely in. Now,
I don't know if Mr. Holmes does magic or something but I seriously doubt there was an 'invisible box' that
he could tap his right foot on. I think the throw was more amazing than the catch. To throw the football
in such a tight space between 3 defenders where only your receiver can catch it? Are you kidding me?
If I had a vote for Super Bowl MVP, it would have gone to Big Ben. To lead his team down the field (and after
a holding penalty to boot) and his Houdini-esque escapes to keep plays alive and to throw a touchdown
like that at the end? Wow!

What about Kurt Warner's 'fumble' with 5 sec. to go? Read this...

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200....html?bcnn=yes

As you can see in the pic, his arm is not moving forward. After the ball is knocked out and hit forward
does it look like a pass. Either way, both teams played a great Super Bowl. The Cards have nothing
to be ashamed of.

Where's a link to your "replay somewhere in frame x frame footage that his feet weren't on the ground"
I want to see it. I am curious is all.