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We say it all the time in the NBA forum...Ya gotta beat the spread but you gotta beat the refs too

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My god...what a bogus shi**y call there on Notre Dame.

A crime...

ND has been on the wrong side of two of the worst calls against #1's in history...

The Leinart/Bush push play which decided the game.

This play which decided the game.

A total joke

 
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Clearly pass interference. Did you have moneyline Notre dame?
 
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I actually had the FSU ML. But that play makes me sick.

That happens every other play.

To call it there is a crime.

 
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I don't believe tugs was PI. They were blocking within 5 yards...
 
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You have to attempt to run routes it' was clearly two picks not hard to figure out great call

 
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You can't do that as a receiver, it's called a "Rub" aka a pick.  In crucial situations like that, the refs are gonna be looking very closely at what's going on.  It was the right call.

Glad you won your FSU bet though

 
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Within 5 yards it is a war. That stuff happens on every play.  Its called jamming a guy. ACC officials,  what do you expect
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

My god...what a bogus shi**y call there on Notre Dame.

A crime...

ND has been on the wrong side of two of the worst calls against #1's in history...

The Leinart/Bush push play which decided the game.

This play which decided the game.

A total joke


It's not even a joke ! it's a freaking unreal ! 

$4200 swing on my account ! dame it 

 
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Scal, why'll I will agree with you 99% of the time. Two years ago, when ND, fairy tailed their way to the National Championship, they were on the right side of about four ridiculously bad calls. Stanford, Pitt, and a few others really got screwed on some calls. Remember the Stanford RB twisting into the endzone, ruled down.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mikej24:

You have to attempt to run routes it' was clearly two picks not hard to figure out great call


GREAT call???? You are a fool.

That was an absolute joke. 

ND won straight up. I could give a shi* if my fsu ML play went up in flames.

This has just transformed the landscape of college football. And the refs were the culprit.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mbialowas:

Within 5 yards it is a war. That stuff happens on every play.  Its called jamming a guy. ACC officials,  what do you expect
exactlyexactly
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mikej24:

You have to attempt to run routes it' was clearly two picks not hard to figure out great call


Exactly
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ATLGettinPaper:

You can't do that as a receiver, it's called a "Rub" aka a pick.  In crucial situations like that, the refs are gonna be looking very closely at what's going on.  It was the right call.

Glad you won your FSU bet though


That is not true.

There is holding on every play if the refs look for it. You don't look for it on a play like that if a guy has a bit of jersey.


Same here. This was standard receiver/defender bumping. 

That guy had NO CHANCE to get to the open receiver....none!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thx4thecookies:

I don't believe tugs was PI. They were blocking within 5 yards...

It's outrageous...
 
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As a receiver you DO NOT have to run a route. Within 5 yards you are allowed to block a defender 
 
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Bro don't be salty.... that was BLATANT PI....... stop that shiit dude.....

did you see how WIDE OPEN HE WAS? lol.....
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Second2-Numbers:


It's not even a joke ! it's a freaking unreal ! 

$4200 swing on my account ! dame it 


Congrats on playing the nd ML.

It was the Right side and gutsy.
 
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My bad. I read it wrong. 
 
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I won on that game. Had Notre Dame + 12.

I think Notre Dame was robbed. Why do the zebras want to be the decision makers in a HUGE game like that between #2 and #5?

They are out of control and I feel Notre Dame was completely robbed.


 
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Every time they throw those passes out on the flats the front wrs always blocking just like that, how comes its a penalty now? Cause ball wasn't thrown yet?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by t6rider:

Scal, why'll I will agree with you 99% of the time. Two years ago, when ND, fairy tailed their way to the National Championship, they were on the right side of about four ridiculously bad calls. Stanford, Pitt, and a few others really got screwed on some calls. Remember the Stanford RB twisting into the endzone, ruled down.

I remember the Stanford play and the atrocious calls in the Pitt game.

But remember.

Nd has now legitimately beaten two GREAT #1's and the refs either: 1) didn't make a very necessary call or 2) made a bogus one.

That is far different than the shi tty calls vs stanford and Pitt.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

I actually had the FSU ML. But that play makes me sick.
That happens every other play.
To call it there is a crime.


Right......
 
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You guys are drunk if u think you can run that play like that. Kelly earns a living with receiver picks but that was too blatant. I could give a shit who won but scal u definitely were on ND.
 
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As a receiver you DO NOT have to run a route. Within 5 yards you are allowed to block a defender.

That isn't true you can't block when the ball is in the air unless the pass is behind the line of scrimmage.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mikeru3:

I won on that game. Had Notre Dame + 12.

I think Notre Dame was robbed. Why do the zebras want to be the decision makers in a HUGE game like that between #2 and #5?

They are out of control and I feel Notre Dame was completely robbed.



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