Remind me to never "flex" when I reach the endzone in Morgantown. (What a ******** call!) nm
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I watched some of the BC NC game and BC players did it twice....no call either time
We got a similar ****** call the week before on the road. Its the big 12 where officials make it up on the spot. At least the flex call didnt change the end result.
But the inexplicable "no touchdown" call on the field in the Fourth Quarter may very well have changed the outcome, Dave. WVU fans and media hacks cry about officiating more than anybody on Planet Earth, so remember this when WVU loses later this month, and y'all are tempted to blame the zebras.
P.S. Kudos to you for blasting Talcum X on the other board.
P.S. Kudos to you for blasting Talcum X on the other board.
Who can forget when the Zebra's of the Old Big Least blatantly cheated Louisville on a on side kick. The league had to issue a official apology to the poor Cards after they left town with a loss! You boys ain't easy to beat up there for many reasons!
Look at tony. Crying actual tears for umpteen teams who cant beat WVU. Its gotta suck to be a loser at your level. Pray for Tony. He cried.
Hahahahahaha...more like pray for a level playing field which one often does not get in Morgantown! No wonder you boys don't want any part of playing in Huntington! But no particular love for BU or Louisville, screw 'em!
I thought you said you didnt care about them?
For the record our win % in Huntington is 100%
Just throwing my 2 cents in to the OP's thread starter and some of the comments that followed. In our game at OK State Leddie Brown had a nice gain on one play and spun the ball on the turf as he was getting up, for which WVU received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that negated the play. I saw players spinning the ball at least twice in games I watched last Saturday and it was never flagged.
I saw lots of things in several games that weren't flagged...but surely would have been in ours
Which games were those, Buzzard? Any video evidence? I see NFL players get away with spinning the ball, but haven't seen a college kid spin the ball in the middle of the field of play and not get flagged. The flag was expected by everybody, but those wearing old fold and blew spectacles.
After a play, players have to give the ball to an official immediately or put it down near where it became dead. They are prohibited from:
We dont share the state either dumbass. We own the state and rent you clowns a little corner lot.
I may be a dumbass but I have a grasp of basic Geography that seems to be lacking in your education! Hahahaha
on my recent trips to heroington I have seen much more WV gear than marshla...in stores and being worn......Im not so sure you even have a corner any more
Are you calling me a liar? In that case we will have to meet outside the Long Branch Saloon in Dodge City at sunrise and shoot it out like they did in the old west. Which brings to mind one my favorite clips from western movies -
Of course I'm just joking about that, but in all honesty, I flipped the TV around to so many different games last Saturday that I can't recall which teams were involved not getting a flag thrown when one of their players spun the ball after a significant gain, and I saw it happen twice last weekend. But when a WVU player does it at OK State it's unsportsmanlike...............Point being that officials are inconsistent in the way they call games and that needs to be cleaned up.
Considering that you're such a big Matlock fan, you should know that I'm going to object to your incredibly nonresponsive post, and ask Judge Tonycried II to strike it from the record. Let me offer a summary of your gibberish: "I am full of ****, and unable to cite even one specific instance in which a college football player had spun the football in the middle of the field of play, and not drawn a penalty for having done so."' Your Honor, I'm done with this witness. Stick a fork in him.
It's a rule dumbass. We all know Huntington doesn't follow rules but it is a rule. See Sills horns down after a TD.
The no TD call possibly did change the end results. Officiating in Big 12 is by far the worst in football.