BRITISH FATHER AND SON REACTS! College Football "What Are You Doing?" Moments!

OB Daz and Aidan react to strange and bad college football plays.
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[@igs_]

Please do more college football. Your guys journey understanding the game is very cool to see

[@brendanfahey6165]

They need to go to a game and do a vlog

[@NannerBrams]

In college, clock stops after a first down. That's why it was stuck on one second left in the LSU game. LSU didn't have any timeouts left so they had to rush people up to the line because the clock would continue on the whistle. They should have the FG unit out if they wanted a chance

[@packers256]

Under the new rules this year in college, the clock will now run after a first down except in the final 2 minutes of a half.

[@NannerBrams]

@@packers256 Correct. Although this play still wouldn't have been affected by a running clock

[@elijahfoster2]

The clock stops temporarily after a first down. Important distinction, which explains the spike attempt.

[@BIGJOHN866]

You're correct The University of Northwestern is in Illinois a suburb outside of Chicago called Evanston.

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Guys Northwestern in in or near Chicago. Several of the plays where the QB spiked the ball to stop the clock, it was 4th down. Thats why it was a what are you doing play. You spike it on 4th down, it's the other teams ball on downs. You have to remember too, a lot of these guys aren't in college because they are so smart. LOL. You were right about the laterals. The ball can only be passed forward once on any play and it has to be thrown from behind the line of scrimmage. After the one pass though, you can lateral the ball as often as you like, like rugby.

[@duchaneaux]

omg, all these years I thought it was in Washington state and I didn't understand why they were in the Big10 lol

[@pushpak]

Northwestern is in Evanston, IL

[@hifijohn]

just north of chicago.

[@NannerBrams]

7 weeks until Week 0 of college football. So pumped!

[@Jaems_Scott]

@ 12:00 ~ Mostly correct. If the ball is behind the line of scrimmage, it can be thrown forward, so long as it doesn't cross the line, then come back. Once the ball has crossed the line of scrimmage, the only legal pass is a Backwards Lateral.

[@Jaems_Scott]

@ 14:31 ~ Yes, precisely. If you are tackled or step out/fumble the ball of bounds in the End Zone on your side of the field, it is 2 points scored for the other team, plus you have to kick the ball back to them afterwards, giving their Offense a series possession of the ball.

[@Jaems_Scott]

@ 12:38 ~ The team needed to hurry to the line and snap the ball, because time was running out. They didn't have any Time Outs to stop the clock, and there were only 9 seconds left. So they chose to spike the ball to Stop the Clock, but it was 4th Down which gave the ball over to the other team with only 5 seconds remaining.

[@Jaems_Scott]

@ 18:46 ~ Right, there was only 1 second left on the clock. However they did not have any Time Outs left. The clock stops temporarily on a 1rst Down. Once the ball is set at the Line of Scrimmage by the Referee and he blows his whistle, the clocks starts to run again. They attempted to Spike it, but the clock has to run once snapped.

[@PHXNKVHXLIC]

Northwestern is in Illinois. They went 1-11 last year lol.

[@phendric66]

I was at dublin airport this december and saw the same Northwestern vs. Notre Dame sign. It was out of date and never taken down!

[@ericm9029]

The one at 12:27, there was time for one play left in the game and they needed a TD. The clock was running with 5 seconds left so the qb should have thrown it to the end zone and just see what happens, that particular type of play is called a Hail Mary. Because the clock was running the quarterback spiked the ball to stop the clock, only problem was that it was 4th down so that ended the game.

[@SpicyMapping]

Having just been to the Dublin airport - it was Northwestern vs. Nebraska. Northwestern’s in Chicago, for the record

[@erikbartlam7377]

The leg lift. That was Ole Miss (Rebels) v Miss State (Bulldogs)…bitter, bitter rivals. They can’t resist this kinda thing with one another. The last time I was at this game it broke out into an all out brawl.

[@Neeneros]

In college football when you get a first down the clock stops until they reset the ball

[@jcv93]

They for sure need to catch some of the big games live when the season starts.

[@Markinator57]

You guys have been cranking out the football content love it 🔥

[@swilli3476]

Clock stops until they move the markers, soon as markersare in place clock starts

[@ericwilliams8420]

Coaches preach that you play how you practice and you should finish the play off, and play through the whistle. So when you got players casually tossing live balls away or throwing the ball on the ground before they cross into the endzone, it's probably lazy habits they picked up during practice.

[@saintsataniko2116]

17:50 LSU's coach at that time, Les Miles, became notorious for terrible "clock management" and screwing up situations exactly like this one. Of course, what could you expect from a coach who would actually rip up some grass from the field before games and chew on it?

[@terrysparks4336]

For Aiden. Some times on rare occasions try an insides kick basically for the element of surprise,a great example is the 2nd half kick off in the colts /saints Super Bowl

[@terrysparks4336]

Teams try. Onsides

[@allthingssports4575]

Being a coach and your job security being in the hands of college kids must be stressful lol

[@jartstopsign]

A lot of those kick returners in the end zone just letting it drop has to be because the rule in college is different than the NFL where its an automatic touchback and the ball is no longer live. In college you have to either call for a fair catch or kneel it, I don't understand how a player could get to this level and not understand that it''s a live ball up for the taking in his own end zone.

[@danbaker300]

If you let it drop, it's a touchback even in college. But if you catch it, it's live (unless you call for a fair catch or take a knee).

[@cypher515]

My least favorite screwup on any level is dropping the ball when, or before, you cross the goal line. Every coach says, "Hold onto the ball the whole way, give the ball to the ref, then hug a fat guy on the O-line". The latter is not necessary to the play but everything else is. Seriously, take the ball all the way in! Notre Dame was famous for all of their players doing what later became known as the Tebow when they scored (go down to one knee when in the end zone like you're praying, which makes sense considering Notre Dame's the biggest Catholic university in the US with a football team; Tim Tebow was famously religious as well... but this has an advantage: you're establishing that you've made it into the end zone with control of the ball!).

[@SkewtLilbttm]

The nonchalant drop prior to scoring for Clemson is sooo embarrassing for them. Their opponent in that game, Troy, is a tiny school without a quality program and should be a gimme for a school like Clemson (and I guess this gimme mindset lead to such an attempted flex as he neared the end zone).

[@NannerBrams]

I wouldn't exactly call Troy a nobody. Especially in recent years, they have been quite a bit of a Group of 5 upcomer. They didn't do well under Chip Lindsey for a couple of years but they were 10 win seasons 3 times in a row under Neal Brown and they finished the season #19 this year going 12-2. Wouldn't exactly call them a pushover. And in case you were unaware, Clemson only won that game by 6.

[@AceManning18]

Not sure if anyone has answered yet but Northwestern is in Evanston, Illinois . First time you hear it if you aren't familiar with college weirdness about their names you'd think it was in Oregon or something in the Northwest like Aidan said. But I believe it's meant to mean the northwest region of Illinois. Not completely sure but that's definitely where they are located. Used to be the only team I could consistently beat with IU on NCAA football lol. Love the college football content keep that coming! So many good videos out there. Kto has some bangers.

[@danbaker300]

It's actually in northeastern Illinois, very near Chicago. It's named for what used to be the Northwest Territory - the area that is now Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and northeastern Minnesota. That area was indeed the northwestern-most set of states at the time Northwestern was founded (around 1850); the area further west was mostly territories that had not yet become states.

[@Jaems_Scott]

@ 4:45 ~ Northwestern University is in Evanston the Northern part of the state of Illinois. It is a private Institution which is mainly focused on Research & Teaching degrees. It is the oldest chartered university in Illinois. The university's main campus lies along the West Shoreline of Lake Michigan near the metropolitan area of Chicago. As for the game that took place in Dublin, Ireland; You may be confusing a couple of different match ups. Notre Dame is one of the closer Campuses to Northwestern, maybe only the University of Illinois is closer, as a Football opponent. However, Northwestern played versus Nebraska in Dublin, whereas Notre Dame played against Navy, there. As a matter of fact, the first game to open the 2023 College Football Season is going to be Notre Dame vs Navy in Dublin, on August 26th.

[@welbz2330]

Bro copy and pasted the wiki😂

[@elijahfoster2]

Do College Football Miracles Part 2!

[@emsolo]

That wasn't a Safety. The kicker ran the ball out of the endzone and was tackled on the 2-yard line - Boise States' ball first and goal

[@Entertainzor]

Northwestern University is just north of Chicago, in Evanston, IL.

[@gregcable3250]

Northwestern U is in Chicago--right on the lake. It is considered one of the premier academic institutions in the US.

[@jamilmuhammad7465]

Northwestern is in Evanston, Illinois. North of Chicago. Norte Dame is right next door in South Bend, Indiana.

[@david-1775]

12:41 - Rutgers was losing by 7 points. It was 4th down, they didn't have any timeouts and there were only 4 seconds left. Rutgers only play was to throw a deep pass into the end-zone and hope their player caught it for a touchdown. Instead, the QB instead spiked the ball to stop the clock (incomplete passes stop the game clock). Since it was 4th down, Michigan State got the ball since Rutgers failed to gain 10 yards in 4 plays. Game over.

[@elijahfoster2]

The other important thing to point out is that a spike stops a running clock, but it costs a down. So you can't spike the ball on 4th down or you lose it.

[@benwampler5529]

Northwestern is in Chicago, ILL. They played Nebraska in Dublin last year. I actually reached out and tried to get you to go a few weeks prior but you said you were busy that weekend I believe. Cheers

[@benwampler5529]

@@rmk2336 Evanston is a suburb of Chicago

[@denisemendez5660]

UT and USV Rose Bowl Championship is an epic game.

[@hobbgreen4529]

northwestern is in illinois . its a member of the big ten .

[@binxbolling]

Regarding the last one, the number of timeouts is limited. Often teams run out of them and have to resort to spiking the ball.

[@kevingouldrup9265]

As A coach I would looses my ever lovin mind with the show boating!!!

[@Beltran15x]

when you are on the field its hard to keep track of the time and the down all the time thats why you see guys spike the ball on 4th down or kneel with no time left etc. you dont have time to look at the clock all the time.

[@binxbolling]

In the last clip, that coach was infamous for poor clock management.

[@samosmapper9687]

Northwestern University is located in the northern outskirts of Chicago. Specifically that’s Evanston, Illinois:)

[@qt14.]

Northwestern is in Chicago in illinois

[@samariyhoward7985]

Yall got to watch the worst injuries in sports history. It's got pretty much every sport in it

[@cjames4478]

You have to have set the offense (completely still for at least one second) before you can hike the ball. So the technically they didn't have any time left on the last clip unless they let the play run.

[@jimbojones7163]

10:00 he might have been a freshmen. In a lot of highschool rule if you catch the ball in the endzone it's an automatic touchback. He probably hasn't adjusted to college rules yet.

[@ogradymp]

Northwestern is in Evanston, Illinois - north of Chicago.

[@MoeDavinci]

6:04 This was on the compilation because the RB could’ve easily “took a dive” and fell at the 1 yard line, thus causing even more time to be milked from the clock in their favor.

[@elijahfoster2]

You mean took a knee, not a dive (unless this is a video game lol).

[@ActiœnMan]

In college the clock stops until the chain gang is in position and the ref spots the ball

[@ActiœnMan]

Like Jenhalfblood said first downs

[@ord4r857]

Northwestern is in Evanston, Illinois. Just north of Chicago.

[@dougbowers4415]

Northwestern is in Chicago because Chicago is in the area we call the Midwest even though it’s really in the Mideast or north central.

[@jjbigfoot9077]

Northwestern in in Evanston , Illinois on Chicago's north shore. A very wealthy area as well.

[@sammurphy3343]

The byu vs Boise state was bad because it was 4th down and they ran the ball. Willingly turning the ball to Boise at the 3 yard line.

[@Demensemen]

It takes exactly 1 second for a spike play 😂

[@DawgPoundCards97]

Definitely need to react to USC vs Texas in the BCS National Championship Game. Arguably the greatest college football game in history. Cheers guys!

[@baseballplay3r2015]

Northwestern is Chicago’s college team

[@lynnfish3653]

I love college football because of the unpredictable nature of it.

[@welbz2330]

Northwestern U is in the exact center of the country. Makes sense as usual

[@dariussheard5242]

Northwestern is located in Evanston Illinois right above Chicago

[@goatitisful]

NORTHWESTERN is on the north side of Chicago... its on the NORTHEAST side of the city... U figure that out. Idk

[@lynnfish3653]

Northwestern is Chigaago area.. they are in the Big Ten

[@paperstreet11]

More college football! Hook Em

[@tiffymcconkey]

4:57 Northwestern is in Illinois

[@parkerflack728]

I was at the Mississippi State vs Ole Miss game where the guy did the dog peeing celebration against my bulldogs. I was up in the student section with my sister where he missed the kick. It makes it so much better when you know those two teams are huge rivals. One of my best memories.

[@bxuzabc]

I live by northwestern it is one of the most prestigious universities in the united states and its in the suburbs of Chicago.

[@johncox4259]

Northwestern University is located in the northern Chicago suburb of Evanston.

[@sammurphy3343]

More please and if they exist maybe other sports entirely.

[@Phil193]

Northwestern University is in Evanston, Illinois

[@ethanhansen3474]

Northwestern is near Chicago in Illinois

[@scottmiller299]

Northwestern in Illinois, Chicago suburbs

[@rashadwalker8218]

Northwestern is outside of Chicago

[@cavaleer]

Northwestern is in Chicago. Big Ten school.

[@sueosborne533]

Northwestern is in Chicago IL

[@zellabelle]

College Football Pump Up (2023-2024) if you could react to this it would be awesome!!!1

[@Neeneros]

Northwestern is in Illinois

[@ramonmartinez7775]

17:45 in college if they get a first down the clock stops so no need to spike it or call a timeout. They had the chance to get the field goal team in the game to end it but they instead ran a play which ran the clock. In the NFL it is different, you do need to spike or call a timeout after first downs to stop the clock. The coach should know the situation and got the field goal team out there and got the players off the field.

[@elijahfoster2]

This is only partially correct. In college, the clock stops TEMPORARILY while they reset the first down marker. The clock starts again when the referee blows his whistle. If they had a timeout, they would have called it, but they didn't. This is why they were trying to spike the ball, which permanently stops the clock until the next play. They tried to snap it and spike the ball as soon as the referee blew his whistle (to permanently stop the clock, until the next play, which would have been a field goal), but this was never going to be possible with just 1 second left. Stupid coaching to not have the field goal team run out there while the clock was temporarily stopped.

[@elijahfoster2]

@@Dayspring2099 If they had the field goal unit ready on the sidelines they would have gotten the snap off because the center would have just snapped it once the ball whistle went. But yeah, it was pure chaos all around

[@19MichaelDixon]

Northwestern is in Chicago

[@garryp.8451]

Northwestern University is in Chicago.

[@trentoncrew3985]

Alright adin GO GATOS!!!!

[@trentoncrew3985]

Someone please send adin a tebow jersey

[@bbqujeh]

The QB made a mistake, instead of throwing the Hail Mary on 4th down, he spiked the ball. QB's have to be aware of the situation going on around them.

[@sammurphy3343]

The reason many people have dropped the ball before entering the end zone is purely ego. There is no tactical advantage to even attempt it. Just taunting.

[@bluflaam777]

Western Michigan is in Kalamazoo.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Illinois. But Go Irish (Notre Dame)

[@sammurphy3343]

Army is the united States university for people to become officers. It's called west point.

[@sammurphy3343]

Some of these mistakes wouldn't happen to someone who started playing football right now lol

[@Obiwankanoli]

I'm fairly certain that Florida did the exact same thing either the same game or another game same year but they weren't really that good that year if I remember correctly.

[@danbaker300]

12:05 - you're only allowed one *forward* pass per play, but backward or sideways passes are unrestricted. A backward pass that isn't caught is a live ball, however, unlike a forward pass incomplete (which is dead at the previous spot). 12:40 - a common play in late-game situations when the offense is trailing and out of timeouts is to "spike" the ball (take a quick snap and immediately throw it into the ground). Because it's an incomplete forward pass, this stops the clock - but it also uses one of your four downs. Which is ... not smart if you're already on 4th. 18:41 - college rules temporarily stop the clock whenever you get a first down, until the ball is ready for play again. That's why the clock stopped at :01, and why it restarted when the officials declared it in play (and hit :00 before LSU even got the snap off).

[@frankrotondo3771]

Chicago is where NW is

[@user-cs4fg1rm5k]

On the 4th and 19 play, it probably would've been better if he took the safety for 2 and kickoff thereafter than to rather give the opposing team a 1st down on the 2 yard line. In that case it would be at least be a 3 point field goal or an easy touchdown attempt at the worst.

[@NoobGamer-co1ug]

They get the 2 points and they get the ball so they could get up to 9 after the safety and a touchdown

[@robtintelnot9107]

Spiking the ball with no time remaining is the coach's fault. Should be fired immediately.

[@Birick]

its kinda upsetting to see my tigers on this 3 times

[@timothymurphy5127]

The last clip LSU vs Ole Miss the clock only stops to reset the chains! Once the ball has been placed on the ground the referee will start the time. LSU should have gotten their FG team on the field to kick it. They wasted the time! Game over.

[@randallshelp4017]

chicago.

[@DreammakerDev]

You trippin Odell is HIM . The league just a no fun league . Players should be allowed to express themselves as long as it’s reasonable, The watch & Joker cleats were fine

[@cavaleer]

So here's my question guys. I stumbled on some Tim/Tom Maguire and Lukako fuk up videos and was in TEARS. And I don't really follow soccer but knowing basketball and football soccer isn't difficult to follow. But what I wondered was WHAT HAPPENS TO THESE GUYS after the eff up? In American sports, a player, especially a professional, would be cussed out, benched and if the eff ups continue CUT from the team. But it seems like these guys just keep plugging along with no consequences whatsoever, and making tens of millions while doing it.

[@officeblokedaz]

Pretty much same. I’m assuming you mean Harry maguire. He’s had many but the national coach continues to stand him for some reason. Colleagues will also have a go if you mess up.

[@derred723]

The school is pronounced No-Tur Dame. Doesn't matter how the French prounce it.

[@welbz2330]

Nodur in the south

[@johnzubil2875]

I believe NorthWestern in in Indiana with Notre Dame.

[@bmorg5190]

Letting go of the football right before crossing the goal line is definitely a black man thing… I mean, it just makes sense.

[@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742]

Damn now y’all really getting the biggest bbc that’s crazy

[@mlsc2431]

Please don’t do college football anymore. It’s such a pee wee league compared to NFL.

[@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742]

Go bucks Michigan gonna get some bbc this year

[@bmorg5190]

Michigan would like to pass on the “BBC” thank you.. 🫣🤫

[@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742]

@@bmorg5190 you don’t want some beautiful buckeye clovers for ur efforts? L rival

[@bmorg5190]

@@spiderboyneverbrokeagain4742 beautiful buckeye clovers!? Why the hell would I need that crap? I got plenty of other things up here. Things that are absolutely wonderful, but not even legal in Ohio yet. Go figure.. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ thank God for Michigan! Beautiful giant lakes, thousands and thousands of beautiful inland lakes and forests. Thank God I don’t live in Ohio! 😬🤫