FYI....royals pull ahead of mets 5-3 middle of 8th
Temple and domers tied 17-17 with 11 left in 4th
Temple and domers tied 17-17 with 11 left in 4th
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Owls tie up the domers @ 17 and hold ensuing ND drive to 3 & out and start a drive on their 39 and runs 4 20+ to the nd 39. Next three plays to dome 28. Scary play down to the 20; 3rd & 2, incomplete. 4th down fg try: GOOD with 4:45 left...
Is it just me? the announcers keep calling Washington State "Wazoo". I thought that was what Washington U was nicknamed.
Domers touchdown up 24-20 with 2:09 left. Temple safety for some reason missed an opportunity to intercept on TD pass
Nevermind, I went to the WSU board and I guess they do call themselves Wazzu...Carry on
Herbie called it; the irish qb threw a rope and the cb took a bad angle.
Royals win 5-3 on a base running mistake which led to game ending double play
Looks like there may have multiple blocks in the back and before a lateral a players knee was on the ground
Yep, I just rewatched it on ESPN. Knee was down. I saw at least one block, probably two, in the back (non reviewable). This goes down with the OU\Oregon debacle we lived through. Someone needs to be fired.........
I heard the review by officials was about 9 minutes long??? Acc has shown a unique ability in the past to cover their refs' screwups
You're right about that. I finally saw a replay. I'd read that they picked up a flag based upon the replay, but I never saw a flag during the play. Regardless, it was pretty clear to me that a knee was down on the lateral in question.
Yep, I just rewatched it on ESPN. Knee was down. I saw at least one block, probably two, in the back (non reviewable). This goes down with the OU\Oregon debacle we lived through. Someone needs to be fired.........
Soldier, I knew a Big 12 ref from the Stillwater area. He hated OU in private conversations. He later became a recall ref.............Just saying.
BTW, I'm not telling it all....
I hate Miami more than any other program in the NCAA, but that was a pretty cool play. I've read where teams will spend the last 10 - 15 minutes of each practice on the "pitch out play." I hope we never have to resort to that to win a game, but if that's what it takes to win, then so be it.
I've seen the replay about five times now and the number of blocks in the back keeps going up. They only called the one that might have been disputable, but decided against it in discussion. The guys on the field and the replay guy who decided the knee wasn't down, have no guts.
I've seen four blocks in the back, including the worst one at about the Miami ten while things are just getting started. How those guys of all people should get away with that was really about the only bad thing about yesterday.
Double post. Trying to reach 20,000 before the season ends....
Give me your password and we can fix that quickly.