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PROBLEM: LOS ANGELES (AP) — Oklahoma’s  Dimitri Flowers and Georgia’s Christian Payne  have the same title but very different job descriptions.
 Both  are listed as fullbacks. For Flowers  that’s really a misnomer. Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley thinks of Flowers as an H-back  as in hybrid. The senior lines up everywhere — receiver  tight end  tailback — allowing the Sooners’ offense to quickly morph from one look to another.
“Really  really  tough ” Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said Saturday at Rose Bowl media day. “Most guys  just learning to play one position well is difficult. For  (Flowers)   you’re talking about playing three of four different positions and being able to do them at a high level.”
 Flowers  said  he  has lined up in as many as eight different spots during a single game.
“Besides quarterback   he ’s got to know as much as anybody ” co-offensive coordinator Cale Gundy said.
 Flowers  has only 36 touches this season (13 carries and 23 catches)  but  he  has scored eight touchdowns (four rushing and four receiving). As a runner  the 247-pounder mostly handles short yardage  averaging 2.0 yards per carry. As a receiver   he  is a big-play threat at 17.9 yards a catch.
Flowers’ versatility allows the Sooners to operate up-tempo because they don’t need to change personnel as often. Tight end Mark Andrews provides similar benefits. The All-American is split out wide or lined up in the slot far more than  he  is in tight  next to an offensive tackle.  He ’ll occasionally line up in the backfield. Running back Rodney Anderson is also a major part of Oklahoma’s passing game  with 16 catches for 283 yards and five touchdowns.

SOLUTION: 2 fullbacks 2 very different jobs heading into Rose Bowl

PROBLEM: The Walking Dead returned with a bang for its eighth season Sunday night  as Alexandria  the Hilltop and the Kingdom escalated the conflict with Negan and the Saviors to all-out war. Before leading the attack on the Sanctuary   Rick  delivered one of  his  classic impassioned speeches about the meaning of the group's mission.
"We found each other and that bigger world is ours by right "  he  said. "And if we've come together  all of us  it's that much more true. It's ours by right. Any person who would live in peace and fairness  who would find common ground  they're right too. But those who use and take and kill to carve out the world and make it theirs alone  we end them. We don't celebrate it. We don't have shame about it either. There's only one person who has to die and I will kill him  myself . I will."
However  there were also a series of cryptic flash-forwards interspersed with the present-day battle scenes that featured a much older  Rick  waking up in  his  home with Michonne  Carl and Judith followed by a wildly distressed  Rick  alone in an unclear location. "My mercy prevails over my wrath " the tearful  Rick  whispers near the end of the episode.
The old-man Rick sequence was teased in the trailer for the season that premiered at San Diego Comic-Con and led fans to speculate that the show intended to mirror the time-jump that takes place in the Walking Dead comic books following the war with Negan. But judging by the setup of the premiere  it seems more likely that it is only Rick's vision of what could have been if he and his family had been able to live in peace.

SOLUTION: The Walking Dead Season 8 Recap: Who Is Old Man Rick ?

PROBLEM: Watch the replay of  Benny Cunningham's  23-yard catch-and-run in the second quarter  and two things become clear.
Two   he  screwed up trying to do so.
Let's review: As  Cunningham  juked  his  way to the front right corner of the end zone   he  dove and extended the ball while Packers safety Marwin Evans shoved him out of bounds.  Cunningham  crashed into the pylon as the ball slipped free. Officials ruled  Cunningham  out at the 2-yard line.
"We're taught not to do it; unless it's fourth down  you don't reach the ball out  " Cunningham  said. "But  honestly  at the time  I wasn't thinking about that. I was trying to score a touchdown for the team."
 Fox   under advice from  his  assistants who help with video reviews  challenged the ruling that  Cunningham  stepped out of bounds.
"Every indication we had was  he  scored  " Fox  said. "And  if anything   he  would be at the 1 or inside in the 1."
So rather than have  his  offense line up with three tries from the 2-yard line   Fox  threw the challenge flag with hopes of being awarded a touchdown or  at worst  having the ball advanced a few feet.
But replays showed  Cunningham  lost possession before  he  hit the pylon  which  in the context of the video review  had unintended consequences.
Replay officials in New York decided  Cunningham  lost possession before  he  was out of bounds and before  he  hit the pylon.
"When I watched the review  I felt like they made the right call "  Cunningham  said. "Just a bad play on my part  but the refs got it right."
To  Fox   the fumble wasn't as obvious.
"I think maybe on 50 times  like some people get to look at it  I think maybe you could see that "  he  said. "But on our look during the game  that wasn't really even discussed."
Here's the thing  though:  Cunningham 's left foot dragged onto the sideline as  he  dove for the pylon.
Slow down the replay frame-by-frame and it's still nearly impossible to determine if  Cunningham  lost possession before  his  foot touched the sideline. What's more  as Dean Blandino  the NFL's former head of officiating  explained on Fox Sports  the determining factor should have been whether  Cunningham  was in contact with the ball while  he  was out of bounds and before  he  hit the pylon.
"Even if  he  doesn't have control  and  he 's just touching that loose ball with a foot out of bonds  that would make the play dead prior to it hitting the pylon  and it would not be a touchback."
In that case  the Bears should have retained possession where  Cunningham  fumbled  the 2.

SOLUTION:
John Fox wins replay challenge in costly way in Bears' loss to Packers