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Originally Posted by 99Bison
Plus...his ass was down before the elbow. Pretty sure and ass equals an elbow. :D
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Originally Posted by 99Bison
Plus...his ass was down before the elbow. Pretty sure and ass equals an elbow. :D
Where's Madden when you need him?Quote:
Originally Posted by No_Skill
Dude, he was down.http://www.forefrogmen.com/resources...e1$5B1$5D.jpeg
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1 point better:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Gully
if yesterdays refs looked like that, I would forgive them.Quote:
Originally Posted by IzzyFlexion
Bad calls are like turnovers and injuries. They happen to everyone. I could use the latter two to make excuses about why the score was as close as it was. When Taiwan Jones went down in the MSU game, we got our butts handed to us. We then responded the next week on the road at a solid Weber State by sucking it up and dominating without him. Now he's likely to miss the semifinal with a broken foot. If so we'll need to do the same.
You guys have a solid program with a bright future, and I feel fortunate to get past you.
Your screwed now!Quote:
Originally Posted by kalm
It would be tough without him. But we've heard that before.
If he really has a broken foot this game will be a laugher. :smh:Quote:
Originally Posted by kalm
Edit: ...and I'm not just talking about people making fun of the turf. :D
Maybe, but he was THE difference maker yesterday. EWU loses yesterday without him.....he put us in too deep a hole to dig out from and stay out.Quote:
Originally Posted by kalm
If Nova is even close to as good as the Bison (I suspect they are at least as good as NDSU), EWU is going to be in a huge hurt bag without Jones. This game would have been a blowout without him.
The spread should be set at about 10 or 11 pts.
There was a catch in the Nova/Appy game just like the one on the sideline where the player had caught the ball with the ball hitting the turf. It was called the same in both games and was reviewed both games.
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Originally Posted by HandoEX
Yep I saw both of them and I thought of that play right away when our play was being reviewed. Of the two, I thought the one in our game had a higher chance of being overturned. I saw more movement as the ball hit the turf in our game.
So how about that roughing the kicker call?Quote:
Originally Posted by bisonmike2
It looked to me like our player never actually hit the kicker, he slid on his belly underneath the kickers raised leg, and when the kicker was bringing his footdown he landed it on our players back causing the kicker to fall over. (aka the impact was caused by the kicker, making him lose his balance)
Atleast thats what it looked like to me on the replay
Was he down Ray?? http://i.acdn.us/image/A3483/348326/300_348326.jpg
Yah, he was down. http://www.soulsvilleusa.com/_images...es_smoking.jpg
Was he down Jose?? http://i.acdn.us/image/A3483/348326/300_348326.jpg
Yah, he was down. http://www.stgabss.net/SpecialNeeds/...amous/jose.jpg
Was he down Jeff?? http://i.acdn.us/image/A3483/348326/300_348326.jpg
Yah, he was down. http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/200...eff_healey.jpg
Was he down Ronnie?? http://i.acdn.us/image/A3483/348326/300_348326.jpg
Yah, he was down. http://www.biography.com/biocountry/...ie_320x240.jpg
Was he down Helen?? http://i.acdn.us/image/A3483/348326/300_348326.jpg
Yah, he was down. http://www.rightattitudes.com/blogin...e_Sullivan.jpg
Does it appear obvious that I'm having a hard time letting this go?:p
Nova, defending national champions, CAA, they are good! What impressed me the most, watching them take down App, yesterday was they are Big, fast, balanced, did I say big....Really, I didnt see any weaknesses. Hard to say it, but I think were in for an all CAA final, Nova-Delaware.
Like several people have already stated, yeah we should have stopped them in regulation. That said, however...I just watched the last play again, and the camera shot of Brock after they upheld the call. I'm pretty sure I read his lips correctly, and I think Brock said it all.
"Are you fu(king kidding???!!!"
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Originally Posted by IzzyFlexion
Was he down tony?
http://www.talktalk.co.uk/media/imag...os-auction.jpg
"Are you f*cking kidding me? I got 50 large on this game. It was a fumble."
Villanova looked very good.
That said, may the better team win.
That team will be Villanova and it won't be close. Villanova looked not just good but Championship good. They say anygiven saturday but I don't think will be close. And to be perfectly honest we could not have handled Villanova this year either.Quote:
Originally Posted by tony
Just my .02
man am I pissed about that shitfest yesterday. The one hop catch killed us. I just knew that was going to sting. Score from 69 yards on the next play. Brock was down. Everyone knows it. SIMPLE. Just a joke.
It took away the energy in the dome last night as we kicked the crap out of UND. It took away the biggest sporting event in Fargo history (next week's home game). It ended the season for an amazing group of student/athlete's and ended the career of several great seniors that brough Bison football back after last year's mess. That is what is too bad. The ref had an easy call to make. EVERYONE watching was like.....It's ok, they will overturn that and we will be on the one inch line....this one is going to double OT. Instead, they steal that game from our grasp.
Hopefully we use this as motivation. Hopefully we continue to recruit like crazy and our kids have improved with this experience and additional month of practice after the bunnied checked their equipment in and went fishing.
Great post.++Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Burgundy
For starters---How many turn overs did we get that we didnt capitalize on?Quote:
Originally Posted by AO54
I could be wrong, but when the kicker is in motion, he is entitled to the space below him. So, if you don't allow him to make a clean landing, it's going to be a penalty. Weak sauce, I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twentysix
Good call. Weak rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by gotts
what is the rule about running into the kicker on field goals? They ran into our kicker and nothing was called on a field goal attempt.
If it was on the blocked one it doesn't matter then I think some way or another on blocked ones it doesn't matter.
Correct. If you block the kick, contact with the kicker is allowed. It doesn't give you free reign on the kicker but the contact is usually part of making the block. Let's say a guy near the line of scrimmage blocks the kick. That doesn't mean someone else can hit the kicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1998braves64
As for the Bison foul, I believe they called running into the kicker - 5 yard version. Some argue that should go away like the 5-yard face mask. I don't disagree. This was an easy call though. Very unfortunate because I think he slipped on the rush but it was the right call.
Yep, if my memory is correct that was the play where they blocked the kick. Kicker is free game after the ball is touched.
What exactly did Austin do on that play?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gully
Watched the game today and from what i could tell a EWU player tackled him as he tried to step over the pile. Not sure if anything was said on the field, but from what i could tell the call was very suspect and a real back breaker imo as it forced us into 3rd and long and then eventually a blocked FG.Quote:
Originally Posted by perthbison
Thanks for filling me in. I watched it live and didn't catch it. Another close one that went against us. Almost seemed like a pattern developing.Quote:
Originally Posted by BisonCountry
Oh man!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bri-dog
That's unacceptable.
I'm sure Brock will be disciplined for being angry about a bad call. As many have stated, all Bison players, coaches, and fans are supposed be OK with this because the team didn't deserve to get to that point in the game anyway. In ther words, after the defensive collapse on the Eagles last series resulting in the tying score, Bohl should have walked to midfield during the pre-overtime coin toss and conceded the game.
I imagine the conversation going something like this:
"You know what you guys, we really have no business even going to overtime because we had so many opportunities to put you away during regulation. I'd hate to have the overtime outcome decided by a bad call because then we would appear to have sour grapes instead of a legitimate reason to question a call." "So, good job, game over....good luck next week, we got a plane to catch. Did you know our basketball team is playing UND tonight?"
I don't think he was "angry" per se, he was just dazed, looked like he had a hard time believing they didn't overturn it. He didn't get in a ref's face or anything like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by IzzyFlexion
I'll bet you a trillion dollars he was pissed. If he wasn't, he would have to have been unconscious or completely indifferent about the team's welfare. He didn't get into any referee's face because he's able to keep his composure. Admirable. I'm not afraid to admit that I may not have been so in control after that ending.Quote:
Originally Posted by bri-dog
Yeah, I'm sure he was angry. I just meant he didn't yell at any ref in particular (from what I could tell). Just looked more like disbelief to me.
The fans ran onto the field when they made the call. The decision hadnt been made yet and they had to get them off the field. Should that have been a personal foul penalty? I thought a game can't end with a penalty. Or was it because it was after the play? Anyone know the rules.
Izzy your a piece of work! The reason Im Ok with the officiating, or lack there of is...ITS OVER AND I CANT DO A F@%^ING THING ABOUT IT, AND I REFUSE TO LET THE OFFICIALS RUIN THE REST OF MY WEEKEND! ...My apology for blowing up!
There would not be a penalty for fans on the field. If coaches or players came on the field from the bench DURING a play, it's either unsportsmanlike conduct or illegal participation but not a personal foul. Personal foul penalties almost always involve personal contact between opposing players.Quote:
Originally Posted by gabe
You are correct that the game can not end on an accepted penalty by either team. Most people think it only applies on a defensive penalty (again thanks to announcers) but it's actually any accepted penalty with a few exceptions (non-player or unsportsmanline fouls or fouls that carry a loss-of-down provision). It's usually only defensive penalties because the defense is not likely to accept a penalty if it will give the offense another play. But let's say the offense scores a TD as time expires but gets called for holding. The defense is going to accept the penalty because of the TD. The period is extended for an untimed down because it ended on a play with an accepted penalty. This applies to any period and not just the end of the game.
The NFL rules for extending periods are different as there are some situations that would extend a period in NCAA and HS that don't apply in the NFL.