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All right, it's time for sports graffiti.

Momo, in for Mesa today.

Chris Morales hanging up for live imaging Tuesday, and our lead-off hitter is Jimmy and El

Segundo.

Hey, Jimmy, you're on sports graffiti.

Go.

Hey, guys, so real quick, you know, when the,, when the line and I were charging down the field and they're about to score, a thought hit my head, a general football thought, why isn't spiking the ball considered intentional grounding? The ball never crosses the line of scrimmage. The quarterback's not out of the pocket. The quarterback's under duress from the clock, if not a defender. and there's no receiver in the area, especially with a running back, is it lined up in the backfield? Why is that not considered intentional grounding? It's a good question. My first guess, Jimmy, is that probably it's clearly the intent there is to stop the clock. That's it. So if you don't attempt to... Getting away from a defender.

Yeah.

If you don't attempt to throw the ball to another person, but just throw it straight into the ground to stop the clock, I think that's legal.

But if he did that, like if he threw it out at somebody's feet, well, then you could just say he threw it at a receiver.

I mean, my only thought is that they allow them, they give them the grace to kill the clock there. And if it's clearly an attempt to kill the clock, they let it go. But I'm guessing. What do you think? Yeah, I think that's right. Intentional grounding is they usually run around a little bit too. Right. Well, he's right. Jimmy is right.

All the rules of intentional grounding are there.

But I think if it's a blatant attempt to kill the clock, they have no issue with it.

Lewis in Valencia.

Hey, Lewis, you're on sports graffiti.

Go.

Yeah, Bergman, if he's there listening, he can have Dan Tomlin for UCLA, coach.

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