Thread to share videos of the Baylor game fix

[HFCS]

Share your videos of the game being fixed here.

I'll start it off with this play where Baylor got dominated and couldn't hang with ISU and their daddies bailed them out with a nonsense 15 yard penalty.

 

[MartyFine]

 

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[CoachHines3]

look i get the refs missed some huge calls.

to say the game was "fixed" is just plain naive.

did the refs cause our offense to punt after having the ball twice with only being down 3?

did the refs cause our offense to average 1.7 yards per carry?

 

[MartyFine]

 

[Cloneon]

The 2nd hit was CLEARLY the more egregious one. The first was helmet on pads. The 2nd was helmet on helmet. WOW!

 

[mitchforcy]

look i get the refs missed some huge calls.

to say the game was "fixed" is just plain naive.

did the refs cause our offense to punt after having the ball twice with only being down 3?

did the refs cause our offense to average 1.7 yards per carry?

Exactly. Anyone that thinks the game was fixed needs to get outside and touch grass.

 

[Trice]

look i get the refs missed some huge calls.

to say the game was "fixed" is just plain naive.

did the refs cause our offense to punt after having the ball twice with only being down 3?

did the refs cause our offense to average 1.7 yards per carry?

Yeah, I don't think there's a reason to attribute this to corruption when simple incompetence is the far more likely explanation.

It was as egregious and one-sided as I can recall a game being, though. And Baylor gave them opportunities to apply the same types of overreaching calls on them, and the refs didn't even review it. It's wild.

 

[Peter]

Lots of money to be made on CFB and refs aren’t immune to it.

 

[quasistellar]

look i get the refs missed some huge calls.

to say the game was "fixed" is just plain naive.

did the refs cause our offense to punt after having the ball twice with only being down 3?

did the refs cause our offense to average 1.7 yards per carry?

Did the refs extend 2 Baylor drives that would have ended in punts?

 

[CoachHines3]

Did the refs extend 2 Baylor drives that would have ended in punts?

they sure did.

Iowa state still had a chance to get off the field that drive. twice actually.

not denying the refs had missed called at a bad time.

 

[HFCS]

Yeah, I don't think there's a reason to attribute this to corruption when simple incompetence is the far more likely explanation.

It was as egregious and one-sided as I can recall a game being, though. And Baylor gave them opportunities to apply the same types of overreaching calls on them, and the refs didn't even review it. It's wild.

Hmmm…what words could possibly describe the completely one sided incompetence of the first half???

One sided incompetence isn’t even a possible thing.

You know sometimes games are really straight up fixed and there doesn’t need a hard “fix” for every single ref to have their own personal biases like 100% of humans have.

 

[quasistellar]

they sure did.

Iowa state still had a chance to get off the field that drive. twice actually.

not denying the refs had missed called at a bad time.

I mean, if you give someone enough tries they'll eventually succeed. Give ISU some free 3rd down conversions (and additional 15 yards on top!) from bogus calls and remove Baylor's best safety and then we can talk.

I'm sorry, but the argument that fixing doesn't/can't happen is the naive argument. Sports gambling is ******* gigantic now.

 

[Rick]

They didn't "just miss calls". They extended drives and gave yards to an offense we had just stopped. 30 of the 77 yards on Baylor's first drive we handed to them. Freyler's targeting was something we can argue but it was close. The fact the two BU hits were worse is what is concerning and totally BS.

 

[HFCS]

Lots of money to be made on CFB and refs aren’t immune to it.

Or just the fact that 100% of humans are biased and maybe the outcome was fixed without anything to do with gambling. Nobody on this board would be a good official for an ISU game.

 

[HFCS]

They didn't "just miss calls". They extended drives and gave yards to an offense we had just stopped. 30 of the 77 yards on Baylor's first drive we handed to them. Freyler's targeting was something we can argue but it was close. The fact the two BU hits were worse is what is concerning and totally BS.

The ref apologists have this fantasy land where Baylor won because they were sooooooooo much more aggressive.

So how did this most aggressive team in history just happen to not get those kinds of flags yet ISU was getting them left and right.

Baylor played harder for one quarter. ISU played harder and won three but scoreboard only gave them the fourth. That’s game.

 

[Rick]

I think I was more upset when the blew the calls on Brock and AJ. I know AJ's is not reviewable but that ref had to be looking for a chance to throw his flag. You wonder if it wasn't a point of emphasis in the pre game meeting and he wanted to stand out.

 

[JM4CY]

they sure did.

Iowa state still had a chance to get off the field that drive. twice actually.

not denying the refs had missed called at a bad time.

The refs also didn't cause that 3rd quarter to be one of the biggest clusterfucks of the year so far.