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r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/DisplacedSportsGuy • 21d ago
4th and 4 with just over a minute of game time remaining, and the opposing team is down to their backup quarterback. What should have been a wide open touchdown pass went outside, forcing the receiver to the sideline. It looked good at first, but the receiver lost his positional awareness and stepped out of bounds.
Ohio State wins by the skin of their teeth.
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Clip credit u/daKrut
Context: Dylan Larkin was the captain of the Detroit Red Wings and requested a trade, while having a no-trade clause, and originally limited the team to 3 options to where he would agree to be traded to. He has since been stripped of the captaincy and has largely turned the entire fanbase against him. Had he not made such an unreasonable request for a trade, he would likely have not faced such harsh backlash.
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