Pelinis post game may be epic...

[Clonefan32]

That roughing the passer was bad, but otherwise I don't think he had much of a beef. I loved the lip-reading on the personal foul before he got his unsportsmentlike: "That's ******* football!"

[cyinne]

There are dozens of cases of refs being biased, both because of personal ties and fixing games for gambling reasons. Most of them are just doing their job but don't act as if it never happens. We were getting the screws put to us tonight, CPR would be a lousy coach if he sat there and took it. Missouri was obviously holding on a majority of their passing plays and didn't get called on it until the final minute.

The two worst officiating jobs I've seen (both pro sports not football) that I thought were fixed at the time really did turn out to involve officials that eventually got caught for fixing games. One in other games he officiated, and one for fixing the exact game I was sure was fixed at the time of watching it.

Fixing games is not being biased it is being criminal.

OK.... maybe we weren't getting the calls.... but did you notice or see if we were getting away with the same calls? Chances are yes. The problem is that people only see it through cardinal and gold colored glasses and don't look at it as not calling the penalties on either team. CPR doesn't need to "just take it" but there are more civil ways to go about "telling" a referee what they think of their calls. You don't need to be an *** hat about it and jump around like a baboon. That just may not get you the calls later in the game.

[Clonefan32]

Pelini embarassed himself tonight.

[HFCS]

That roughing the passer was bad, but otherwise I don't think he had much of a beef. I loved the lip-reading on the personal foul before he got his unsportsmentlike: "That's ******* football!"

Remember a couple weeks ago he was complaining at half about the fumble they had where we "held him up for 15 seconds".

Well reality known as DVR shows that the guy never stopped moving forward while he fumbled it.

The guy is a jack*** pure and simple. Here he is making a fool of himself at halftime in our game with him and he has no clue what really happened.

[Goothrey]

Nebraska is just an undisciplined team. I watched the game and Nebraska deserved most of what they got.

When you kick an opposing player, getting called for a personal foul isn't I would consider "getting hosed".

[driegner]

Fixing games is not being biased it is being criminal.

OK.... maybe we weren't getting the calls.... but did you notice or see if we were getting away with the same calls? Chances are yes. The problem is that people only see it through cardinal and gold colored glasses and don't look at it as not calling the penalties on either team. CPR doesn't need to "just take it" but there are more civil ways to go about "telling" a referee what they think of their calls. You don't need to be an *** hat about it and jump around like a baboon. That just may not get you the calls later in the game.

We didn't get away with anything tonight. We got flagged for things that didn't even actually happen.

[ISUAgronomist]

Pelini embarasses himself every game night.

FIFY

[HFCS]

Nebraska is just an undisciplined team. I watched the game and Nebraska deserved most of what they got.

When you kick an opposing player, getting called for a personal foul isn't I would consider "getting hosed".

Unless you have a superiority complex because your entire state treats college football like it's Jesus, Buddha and Mohammad all rolled into one... which is definitely the case here.

[Clonefan32]

The whole fact that he tried to hunt down the refs after the game proves that he is bat-**** crazy. The game is over man...let it go.

[VTXCyRyD]

Pelini is an embarrassment

FIFY

[IcSyU]

BS refs aren't biased. If you get all in their faces and show up the refs, you can about guarantee you aren't going to get the benefit of the doubt anymore.

[HFCS]

Fixing games is not being biased it is being criminal.

OK.... maybe we weren't getting the calls.... but did you notice or see if we were getting away with the same calls? Chances are yes. The problem is that people only see it through cardinal and gold colored glasses and don't look at it as not calling the penalties on either team. CPR doesn't need to "just take it" but there are more civil ways to go about "telling" a referee what they think of their calls. You don't need to be an *** hat about it and jump around like a baboon. That just may not get you the calls later in the game.

I'm not responding about tonight's game with ISU/Mizzou. You said "refs are not biased". That's completely false. Everyone is biased about everything. Some refs are biased to the point of flat out cheating, some have been caught, many more have likely gotten away with it.

Get back to me when ISU or Baylor gets a 3 pointer granted during a deadball situation. Just coincidence it was KU getting it huh?

[Tornado man]

There are dozens of cases of refs being biased, both because of personal ties and fixing games for gambling reasons.

How about a couple of examples?

[CyBroncos]

Bo was out of control, he was literally foaming at the mouth. Nebraska was flagged 16 times to only twice for A&M so I'm sure that will get thrown around a lot as will does the Big 12 have an agenda against the departing Huskers.

The roughing the passer call on A&M's last drive on 3rd down was one of the worst calls I've ever seen

[JP4CY]

Get back to me when ISU or Baylor gets a 3 pointer granted during a deadball situation. Just coincidence it was KU getting it huh?

Looking at bball programs now, Baylor has to be one of the more "suspicious" programs, and they seem to be possibly getting away with it. Yes, I know the majority of people think they will get caught, but they aren't exactly Mr. Clean either.