Calvin Johnson has a touchdown

Calvin Johnson has a touchdown taken away from him on a weird replay ruling (again)

Calvin Johnson getting a touchdown taken away from him in Week 1 on a goofy replay reversal ... it's a tradition unlike any other.

In 2010, Johnson had a touchdown taken away against the Bears in a play so controversial, it spawned the explanation "The Calvin Johnson Rule" for any touchdown that isn't a touchdown because the receiver doesn't finish the catch. That play cost the Lions a win (and still, to this day, it's a baffling call).
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On Sunday against Minnesota, it looked like Johnson had a sure touchdown. He made a great diving catch. For fantasy owners who dealt with Johnson being continuously tackled on the 1-yard line last year, it was a nice way to start the season. There was no question watching it in real time that it was a touchdown. Then the officials went to the replay booth.
And then they ruled it wasn't a touchdown.
Oh, say it ain't so.

Johnson ended up stretching the ball and apparently lost control as he cradled the ball going to the ground, negating his touchdown.

As I said on FOX, in Detroit, that was the process of making the catch you have to hold on to it unless you've had it long enough to make...
— Mike Pereira (@MikePereira) September 8, 2013

...a "football move." — Mike Pereira (@MikePereira) September 8, 2013

Yep, the Calvin Johnson Rule. The call was reversed even though it looked like a great play and a sure touchdown, Johnson had his first touchdown taken off the board, and his reaction was understandable – a frustrated smile that seemed to say "Again?"
Yeah, Megatron. Again.

Live Reporting

In Summary

• 1955: Christine Ohuruogu fifth in 400m
• 1945: Usain Bolt wins 100m in 9.80 secs
• Diamond League in Brussels from 1900 BST
• Vettel fastest in Italian GP practice
• 1339: England v Australia ODI abandoned
• Andy Murray out of US Open
• Will England qualify for the World Cup?

Reporting by

• Elizabeth Hudson, BBC Sport
• Michael Emons, BBC Sport

1. 2014: 

   ATHLETICS

   Mohammed Aman runs the fastest time of the year (1 minute 42.37 seconds) to win the men's 800m, while Britain's Andrew Osagie finishes eighth.
2. 2010: 

   ATHLETICS

   Christine Ohuruogu, who came fifth in the women's 400m said: "I thought it would be quite nice to keep the momentum going and I knew I had some good runs still in me.
   "But it's mentally tough and a bit harder to get back up after what has happened. But I did want to come out and run fast, but I wasn't quite sharp enough."
3. 2007: 

   ATHLETICS

   More from Usain Bolt and whether he will be competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow next year.
   "I don't know what I'm doing yet but I would love to go to the Commonwealth Games and get a medal," said Bolt.
   "But my coach is the one who decides where I go."
4. 2001: 

   ATHLETICS

   Usain Bolt has been talking to BBC Sport. The 100m Olympic and world champion says: "My start felt better but I need to work on it.
   "I can definitely run faster. I started my season pretty poorly and got injured at the start so it was not the perfect season or the best of my career. But the best thing is I finished on top and dominated.
   "I still enjoy doing this and this is one of the best crowds and it gave me the energy.
   "If I had got the better start it would've been 9.70."
5. 1956: 

   ATHLETICS

   But American's Natasha Hastings wins it in 50.36 seconds. Amantle Montsho comes second in 50.41 to take the Diamond Race title. But it is a disappointing end to a great year for Christine Ohuruogu, who comes fifth in 50.95.
6. 1953: 

   ATHLETICS

   Britain's world champion Christine Ohuruogu is next in action in the women's 400m. Included in the race is Botswana's Amantle Montsho, who Ohuruogu pipped to the world title in Russia.
7. 1951: 

   ATHLETICS

   British 100m sprinter James Dasaolu said: "For me it was about executing the start and I didn't do that as well as I would've liked to.
   "I gave it my best, but maybe I was a bit distracted. When you look at my goals for the season I wanted to run sub-10 seconds, which I have done twice and I made the final in Russia.
   "From senior level to junior level, we have seen British athletes picking up medals this year."
8. 1944: 

   ATHLETICS

   Dasaolu makes a decent start, but Bolt, as he always does, powers through late on. He wins it in 9.80 seconds. American Michael Rodgers produces a season's best to come in second in 9.90 seconds, with Nesta Carter and Justin Gatlin on 9.94 seconds.
   Britain's James Dasaolu comes eighth in 10.15 seconds.
9. 1942: 

   ATHLETICS

   And now for the 100m. All nine have run under 10 seconds. Britain's James Dasaolu is in the lane next to Usain Bolt.
10. 1941: 

    ATHLETICS

    McColgan, who has been struggling with an ankle injury recently, said: "It is still my third quickest time ever so I can't really complain. I just love racing, but I will soon take four to six weeks off to rest."
11. 1935: 

    ATHLETICS

    Eilish McColgan comes eighth in the women's 3,000m steeplechase. The race is won by world champion Milcah Chemos of Kenya in a time of nine minutes 15.06 seconds.
12. 1931: 

    FOOTBALL

    England fans may have been hoping World Cup Group H rivals Ukraine slipped up against San Marino, but that is looking unlikely with Ukraine 2-0 ahead after less than 30 minutes.
    Ukraine host England in another World Cup qualifier on Tuesday.
13. 1926: 

    ATHLETICS

    Some reaction from the men's 200m. James Ellington said: "It wasn't a bad race, a bit unhappy to draw lane one but that is the way the cookie crumbles, so I can't complain."
    Chris Clarke added: "I would've liked to have gone quicker but only a month ago I was running 20.90 so I'm happy with the improvement."
14. 1921: 

    ATHLETICS

    Shortly after Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's win in the women's 100m, there is more success for Jamaican sprinters as Warren Weir comes first in the men's 200m. He wins in a time of 19.87 seconds, with countryman Nickel Ashmeade coming second in a season's best time of 19.93 seconds.
    America's Walter Dix is third, with British pair Chris Clarke and James Ellington in seventh and eighth respectively.
    Clarke clocked 20.45 seconds with Ellington, who turned 28 today, running a time of 20.52 seconds.
15. 1920: 

    Denise Lewis, BBC SportATHLETICS

    "The most difficult thing for an athlete is the mental battle, especially with the season Shelly-Ann Fraser Pryce has had.
    "She knows she is in shape and in form. But she is now beginning a supremacy of women's sprinting and she makes it look effortless."
16. 1913: 

    ATHLETICS

    Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce comfortably wins the women's 100m race in a time of 10.72 seconds.
    BBC Sport's Steve Cram is impressed. He says: "What a race from Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce. It's a new meeting record, into a slight head-wind as well.
    "She had a good start and was under no real pressure. That has been the story of the season for her, it has been all about her and her consistency."
17. 1910: 

    ATHLETICS

    Britain's Rhys Williams, who finished eighth in the 400m hurdles in a time of 50.13 seconds, said: "I raced on Tuesday and ran a bit quicker. It has been a long season and everyone has tired legs.
    "I set myself high standards, I will have a few weeks off and then keep pushing on. Determination is not an issue."
18. 1903: 

    ATHLETICS

    In front of a crowd of 50,000 people in Brussels, world champion Jehue Gordon from Trinidad wins the 400m hurdles, pegging back early leader Javier Culson, to win in a time of 48.32 seconds. Omar Cisneros (Cuba) steals second place on the line, with Culson (Puerto Rico) third.
    Britain's Rhys Williams comes eighth out of nine competitors.
19. 1856: 

    FOOTBALL

    A last-minute goal from Gevorg Ghazaryan gives Armenia a shock 2-1 victory against Czech Republic in their World Cup qualifier.
    The result leaves the Czechs third in Group B and keeps Armenia, who have never qualified for the World Cup or European Championships, in contention for a play-off spot.
20. 1850: 

    ATHLETICS

    Caterine Ibarguen, a gold medallist at the World Championships in Russia last month, ends the season in winning style.
    The Colombian jumps 14.49m to win the women's triple jump at the Diamond League meeting in Brussels. She finishes 15 centimetres ahead of Kimberly Williams of Jamaica, while Ukraine's Olha Saladukha picks up the bronze after an effort of 14.31m.
    

    BBC2's live coverage starts at 1900 BST, with Usain Bolt being one of 59 athletes who won a medal at the World Championships to be in action in Brussels.
21. 1845: 

    FOOTBALL

    Aaron Ramsey scores a penalty in the 39th minute to equalise for Wales in their World Cup Group A qualifier in Macedonia.
    The hosts had taken the lead through a 21st-minute goal from Ivan Trickovski.
    Elsewhere, Russia beat Luxembourg 4-1, Czech Republic have levelled and are now at 1-1 against Armenia after a goal from Arsenal's Tomas Rosicky and Ghana hold a 2-1 lead against Zambia with 15 minutes remaining.
    For all the latest football news.
22. 1838: 

    ATHLETICS

    Libby Darley: you can't fault Chrissy O, PSD (Perri Shakes-Drayton) or KJT (Katarina Johnson-Thompson) this season for inspiration, determination, British pride and absolute female fire.
    Keep your thoughts coming in to us on Twitter, using the hashtag #bbcsportsday
23. 1831: 

    CRICKET

    Ireland beat Scotland by one wicket in a thrilling one-day international in Belfast.
    Scotland made 223-9 off their 50 overs with captain Preston Mommsen scoring 91, but Ireland reached their target with one ball to spare.
    Middlesex bowler Tim Murtagh hit a four off the penultimate delivery to give Ireland the victory
24. 1828: 

    ATHLETICS

    Olympic and world champion Sandra Perkovic of Croatia continues her domination of the women's discus in 2013.
    She has remained unbeaten throughout the Diamond League events this year and wins in Belgium thanks to an effort of 67.04m, with American Gia Lewis-Smallwood second (64.82m) and Melina Robert-Michon of France third (63.45m).

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