Officiating made two big mistakes

[Newell]

The hands to face on a DT that overturned an interception - OL had hands in the face of the DT also.

Catch reviewed and upheld. Clearly he bobbled the ball and trapped it against his leg after he went out of bounds. They need a larger and better monitor for the official to look at. In a close game a couple screwups like that made a difference.

 

[clonedude]

The hands to face on a DT that overturned an interception - OL had hands in the face of the DT also.

Catch reviewed and upheld. Clearly he bobbled the ball and trapped it against his leg after he went out of bounds. They need a larger and better monitor for the official to look at. In a close game a couple screwups like that made a difference.

We deserved every bit of this loss. Deal with it. Not playing to win will eventually cost you. And not taking advantage of possibly the worst pass defenses in the country is unexplainable. Terrible effort on offense tonight by all the coaching staff.

 

[FerShizzle]

The hands to face on a DT that overturned an interception - OL had hands in the face of the DT also.

Catch reviewed and upheld. Clearly he bobbled the ball and trapped it against his leg after he went out of bounds. They need a larger and better monitor for the official to look at. In a close game a couple screwups like that made a difference.

I think they had like 3 or 4 camera angles max to look at.

 

[jctisu]

Actually the big one was when they didn’t call intentional grounding right before they scored their second TD to go up 17-13. Pereira even said they flat out missed it even though the officials chatted about it.

 

[cyclonez7]

Coaching staff made way more mistakes. Absolutely nothing to blame the refs for.

 

[herbicide]

They missed a few calls in our favor too.

 

[Cyballz]

Tech online was 15 years downfield on the pass that got them to the 1 at the end

 

[cycloneworld]

Coaching staff made way more mistakes. Absolutely nothing to blame the refs for.

Yep. Running the ball 38 times (for 3 ypc) against the worst secondary in the country with Noel and Higgins is unfathomable.

 

[isufbcurt]

Yep. Running the ball 38 times (for 3 ypc) against the worst secondary in the country with Noel and Higgins is unfathomable.

I'll add to that, running not with Carsen Hanson. I can't for the life of me figure out why he isn't getting more carries. He was averaging 5 yards a carry. He's a ******* work horse, RIDE HIM!!!

We were set on running long developing complicated routes while Rocco is running for his life. Just get the ball in J & J's hands and let them go to work.

 

[joefrog]

Yep. Running the ball 38 times (for 3 ypc) against the worst secondary in the country with Noel and Higgins is unfathomable.

And people get upset with me for labelling it CampbellBall

 

[ClonerJams]

I'll add to that, running not with Carsen Hanson. I can't for the life of me figure out why he isn't getting more carries. He was averaging 5 yards a carry. He's a ******* work horse, RIDE HIM!!!

We were set on running long developing complicated routes while Rocco is running for his life. Just get the ball in J & J's hands and let them go to work.

Only thing I can think is they have him on a snap count as he's dealing with an injury. Otherwise it makes no sense.

 

[goody2012]

Actually the big one was when they didn’t call intentional grounding right before they scored their second TD to go up 17-13. Pereira even said they flat out missed it even though the officials chatted about it.

Nah, it was close enough to the receiver

 

[Clonefan94]

Coaching staff made way more mistakes. Absolutely nothing to blame the refs for.

Amen brother. Never should have been that close to worry about a few bad calls. UCF should have been the wake-up game if we actually were contenders. Nope, same game plan, only this time it bit our ass.

 

[cycloneML]

They got beat. It was time.

 

[alarson]

Only thing I can think is they have him on a snap count as he's dealing with an injury. Otherwise it makes no sense.

That has to be it. The staff makes mistakes but they're not entirely stupid.

 

[jctisu]

Nah, it was close enough to the receiver

I’m going with the actual guy who knows the book in Pereira. It was almost 8 yards away from him.

 

[goody2012]

I’m going with the actual guy who knows the book in Pereira. It was almost 8 yards away from him.

It's gotta be egregious. It was close enough

 

[isufbcurt]

Also I want to add, that once again when we brought in the backup WR's it was always a running play.

Opposing DC's can see this too!!!

 

[Big_Sill]

Screw that, we sucked. Stop being a Hawkeye.

 

[jctisu]

It's gotta be egregious. It was close enough

Again we are going to agree to disagree. I will take the guy who knows the rulebook. And he even explained why it should have been since he loses all normal protections once the ball was given to another player and then eventually pitched back to him.