Got it thanks. Concussions are no joke
But the refs were. Iowa had to beat USC and the refs in this one.
Got it thanks. Concussions are no joke
Refereeing has been atrocious this year. I've watched almost every bowl game so far and it's been all over the place. The Clemson-OSU game was unreal in how they called back that fumble.But the refs were. Iowa had to beat USC and the refs in this one.
The game referee articulated the reasoning pretty well.Refereeing has been atrocious this year. I've watched almost every bowl game so far and it's been all over the place. The Clemson-OSU game was unreal in how they called back that fumble.
Refereeing has been atrocious this year. I've watched almost every bowl game so far and it's been all over the place. The Clemson-OSU game was unreal in how they called back that fumble.
I don't even know what a catch is anymore.
Not sure anyone does.
They might as well just flip a coin, it would be just as consistent as what they do now.
Thread is locked but you've posted these exact words:But the refs were. Iowa had to beat USC and the refs in this one.
Slovis was on fire until he got hurt. 260 yards and 2 TDs in only one half and basically 1 drive is no easy feat. He looks like he'll be a great player someday soon.Even I have to call BS on this one. The game was very close until Slovis went down. Epenesa knocking him out of the game was the biggest play of the game. I hope Slovis is OK, because he has a very bright future. Throws a hell of a deep ball.
If Slovis wouldn't have went down, I still think Iowa would have won, but I feel the score would have been 38-34 or something like that.
Slovis was on fire until he got hurt. 260 yards and 2 TDs in only one half and basically 1 drive is no easy feat. He looks like he'll be a great player someday soon.
Slovis and St. Brown straight-up carried the entire team, it was actually insane. Fink wasn't even remotely close to the same production level at all, it totally killed the team.Yep, that deep ball to begin the second half was a thing of beauty. Split a double team and dropped the ball in a bucket.
Yep, that deep ball to begin the second half was a thing of beauty. Split a double team and dropped the ball in a bucket.
Can't argue with that, it shouldn't be this hard.
They need to develop objective criteria. Let’s just say two points of contact with the ground. Just as an example. One foot inbounds but then you have to get the second foot down, in or out of bounds, before you lose the ball. Or a foot and a hand before you lose the ball. Just make it absolute. Maybe three touches to the ground.
Can't argue with that, it shouldn't be this hard.
Did you see what they just called a catch in the Cal vs Illinois game? Called it a catch and he took 2 fewer steps than the Clemson WR did before he fumbled. Can't make this stuff up, it is so inconsistent and bad.
Did you see what they just called a catch in the Cal vs Illinois game? Called it a catch and he took 2 fewer steps than the Clemson WR did before he fumbled. Can't make this stuff up, it is so inconsistent and bad.
I did, I am an Illinois fan so I am watching. It was laughable.
its on during the day today? That would be a terrible time to have your bowl game. Poor exposure
So because I thought it was a cool gesture means Im a hawk fan? Who's the real idiot here?Doesn't take much to entertain you, eh? Stupid Hawks.