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Not that it mattered but can someone explain the rule to me? 36 seconds to go in the half, we have the ball, Kent player gets injured, and they run 10 seconds off the clock? If that's the rule, and a team is driving against us at the end of the half, why wouldn't you fake an injury after every play? Makes no sense. Doesn't seem as if the team that doesn't have the injury should be penalized.

Fleck didn't know what happened either. At the press conference, he told he that he asked for an explanation before half, never got one, and would be sending the play in for review. I think the Zebras missed that one.

That's the impression I got as well. Don't understand how 20-plus officials and coaches can't get to the right answer. Again, it did not matter, but it's a sign of incompetence on several fronts. The clear lack of any clue on the 2-point conversion bothered me much more though.

Rule was misapplied. Definite error on officials' part.

While it may not have impacted outcome, it was grievous, should merit sanctions.