GDT: NDSU vs. Missouri State

[ndsubison1]

Missouri States Offense reminded me of playing a 10 year old on XBox

[X-Factor]

I get that but we had a stretch where we couldn't do anything. We had a safety, a 3 and out, 6 plays 13 yards FG, and our best 2nd half sustained drive ended with Stick almost getting killed and fumbling.

We did some great things but our offense had some bad stretches. I hope it's due to us not showing anything on tape

Stop it. Your sounding like a Jackrabbit

[A1pigskin]

Too many penalties.
Kickoff team needs to improve.
There were a few times that Easton got hit from the back. Maybe he needs to be more aware what's behind him as well. A few of those plays could have hurt him very badly.

I was really happy to see RJ getting some passes.
Glad to see DeLuca back now that Dan M. got hurt.

Other than these, nice win. Does anyone have a link for a vide showing the spearing call?

[bri-dog]

Too many penalties.
Kickoff team needs to improve.
There were a few times that Easton got hit from the back. Maybe he needs to be more aware what's behind him as well. A few of those plays could have hurt him very badly.

I was really happy to see RJ getting some passes.
Glad to see DeLuca back now that Dan M. got hurt.

Other than these, nice win. Does anyone have a link for a vide showing the spearing call?

Karcz's targeting call? Try this.

https://twitter.com/RossUglem/status/914503633617719296

[EC8CH]

QBs feet still in the air, defender puts shoulder into his chest.

Not a good enough angle to overturn my ass.

Nothing about that penalty was correct.

[KidZer0]

Karcz's targeting call? Try this.

https://twitter.com/RossUglem/status/914503633617719296

Not an official, but that certainly looked like a clean football play. Would love to hear Indy's take, including what happens to replay officials that miss a call by a mile!

[Nel360]

Not an official, but that certainly looked like a clean football play. Would love to hear Indy's take, including what happens to replay officials that miss a call by a mile!

Brian Shawn called in to the post game show to explain. He said the replay official in the booth told him there wasn't a clear look from the replay the TV had. Once it was called targeting on the field they couldn't change it. Shawn said tongue and cheek that it was kvly's fault since they didn't have better angle replays.

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[A1pigskin]

Not an official, but that certainly looked like a clean football play. Would love to hear Indy's take, including what happens to replay officials that miss a call by a mile!

Yep, missed by a mile. It would be one thing if it was 15 yard penalty, but someone got ejected. When you eject someone there better be 100% evidence. From what I see Cole's arms pushed him and not his helmet.

[natstar1]

Brian Shawn called in to the post game show to explain. He said the replay official in the booth told him there wasn't a clear look from the replay the TV had. Once it was called targeting on the field they couldn't change it. Shawn said tongue and cheek that it was kvly's fault since they didn't have better angle replays.

So where did bri-dog get his angle? It looks like he just taped his TV. At the game the only replay they showed it was hard to tell. It looked like he may have hit him in the chin, but it was impossible to know.

[SoCalBison]

So where did bri-dog get his angle? It looks like he just taped his TV. At the game the only replay they showed it was hard to tell. It looked like he may have hit him in the chin, but it was impossible to know.

That sure looked like one of the angles from the broadcast replays that I saw.