Rigged Officiating
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have you watched espn, cbs, or fox lately? have you seen all the sports betting they literally have pregame shows about?
sports gambling is a multi-trillion dollar industry
i'm not saying this game was rigged and in no position to conduct an investigation but you're dumb if you don't think rigging exists
if RIGGED was the plan, they wouldn’t throw that flag. Get off the rigged idea, you look stupid.
I already said you can think differently but you have to come up with some sort of explanation for how they miss obvious calls consistently one way.
No ****, obviously it exists, but this game was not rigged. Applying any scrutiny to that claim makes it pretty obvious. But hey, I hope being dumb helps some of you cope.
That fumble call was one of the worst I've ever seen but that PI we got on the last drive was just as bad.
This would be the year they finally use the correct definition of “indisputable visual evidence”. We have been so used to them changing calls based on what they think will happen, when they finally started doing replay the way it was meant, it’s shocking.
I didn’t think the in/out TD was close but that’s the only one that I had a major problem with. Any of the others would not have been able to be changed if it was called differently.
I didn’t think the in/out TD was close but that’s the only one that I had a major problem with. Any of the others would not have been able to be changed if it was called differently.
I'm glad you conducted a thorough investigation to come to this conclusion
I think it's more than likely we just got "the espn plus crew" and they sucked, but you don't know what you're talking about
Foot never touched the ground. Clearly. Play clock was at 0. Clearly. Hall was either in the end zone or down. Clearly. A screw job
I know quite a bit about the documented cases of rigging. The documentaries on them are pretty interesting, you should check them out.
Theres even a mini series on Netflix right now, Bad Money, that focuses on 2-3 cases.
Theres a pretty good one about ASU on Netflix. Didn’t involve refs, involved the players.
You're, at best, incredibly naïve to believe that with the money at stake with sports betting that it doesn't happen. No idea if that's the case today or if they just had a personal bias to swing things in one direction on all but one close call. But assuming it doesn't ever happen feels like a misunderstanding of the world we live in.
I watched a documentary
- netflix expert
I'm glad all those documentaries really helped with your investigation
To piggyback- I’d say our O is just as guilty. We had two possessions at the end of the 4th qtr with zero points. Our offense cannot be relied upon to score in critical moments. Been that way all season.
Definitely cannot blame the officials- that’s what losers do. Funny there wasn’t much complaining about the refs last year…when you take care of business, the refs become a non-factor.
Yeah, I mean what can a detailed look at what actual game fixing looks like tell you. Probably nothing.
The refs today were horrible. The tv announcers were awful too
That call on Noel was a gift, they were not going to overturrn the fumble by Hall, move on.
I thought their whole production was amateur hour. Plenty of big plays they never replayed, bad camera/production work.
blame them for September (our coaching staff). This loss was squarely on the officiating. This was like the 2017 K-State hose job.
