True, but I’m quite sure he’s benefitted from some non calls in his coaching career. It happens and he knows that.
Official '26 CFB Championship, Indiana vs. Miami, game thread
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Well, there was some early entertainment worthy of a Midnighter poll. To this point of the game, it beats what we've been watching.
I'm not honestly--people are trying to make Indiana into this Cinderella story though when they're not. Indiana and Texas Tech both are spending huge amounts of money--no different than Ohio State. Actually, it's a little different as Ohio State at least has like 75% of their players that they initially recruited (Georgia was at 90%) while Indiana and Miami don't.
Please Indiana don't lose this because if Miami wins the players will celebrate by doing a smash and grab at the local jewelry store.
The non call on the targeting was egregious.
Interesting that some of us act like Pittsburgh is only home to Pitt. Penn State has gotten some really good, hard nosed players from Pittsburgh over the years and there’s a lot of alumni and current students from the Pittsburgh area.
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Is crybaby Cignetti going to whine on the sideline how his team didn't get called for obvious DPI - it was "black & white" after all (contact way early with arm wrapped on waist and then also draped second arm across chest early preventing Miami receiver from even raising his arm).
Terrible officiating!! I hate seeing flags just as much as the next guy but the No calls I’m watching tonight is embarrassing.
Not sure which one you're talking about but the back shoulder throw Sarratt was a good no call--both were grabbing
That blocked punt ends the game IMO
Completely punters fault walked right into the rusher - stays inside his blocker he gets it off easy.
Ok. I'll be that guy. Almost an exact replica of the hit McSorely took to start the Big 10 championship from the Wisconsin DE.
What blocker? #87 stood there like a statue and didn’t block the guy. He watched him run by.
It may seem so to guys like you and me. Fortunately, every network has an expert to tell us the call on the field was actiually correct. We didn't see what we thought we did and yes, there was a lot of grabbing and "hand-fighting" but not enough to throw a flag. <Insert sarcasm emoji>
Personally, I think the line judge on the Miami sideline has struggled all night getting an accurate spot and, of course, seeing players stepping on the sideline.
Or the hit he took while sliding against Washington.
Yes, nothing more than rubber stamping with an occasional irrelevant minor point to appear neutral.
Insane no call right there. The CB had a fist full of Jersey.
I'm sure the Grand Poobah of officiating will pipe in to explain the defender grabbing the WR and pulling him to a stop didn't affect the outcome of the play.
Need a wheelbarrow to carry those testicles of HC and OC.
Ballsy call.
Ballsy call.
Stupid to go for it there. Oh wait, they got it and scored a TD. I meant gutsy call.