2022 FCS Playoffs Thoughts & Discussion

[TAILG8R]

These playoff games with 150 people in the stands is embarrassing

[southcliffbison]

UND wins that game if it's in Grand Forks

Not so sure.........how in the world did they not rule that forward pass incomplete? The one that got run back for a td. Officials ruled it a forward fumble. QB 's arm is going forward (if you watch the replay. Everybody in the house thought that's incomplete?
Maybe the officials didn't want to waste time reviewing it ....... officials get cold too......

[EC8CH]

Not so sure.........how in the world did they not rule that forward pass incomplete? The one that got run back for a td. Officials ruled it a forward fumble. QB 's arm is going forward (if you watch the replay. Everybody in the house thought that's incomplete?
Maybe the officials didn't want to waste time reviewing it ....... officials get cold too......

No question. uND absolutely wins that game in Alerus.

[Professor Chaos]

Idaho head coach (and former SDSU OC) Jason Eck out there making Bo Pelini proud getting a personal foul called against the head coach.

[IndyBison]

Idaho head coach (and former SDSU OC) Jason Eck out there making Bo Pelini proud getting a personal foul called against the head coach.

It's impossible for a coach to get a personal foul. Coaches can get unsportsmanlike conduct or sideline onterference or sideline warning.

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[runtheoption]

No question. uND absolutely wins that game in Alerus.

By at least 3 TD's. And there would have been at least double the amount of fans as were at Weber.

UND team/fans should not worry about how their team performed. They should focus all their time and effort on figuring out how/why Weber got the bid and what role Matt Larson played. NDSU (especially Matt Larson) feels threatened by the product UND puts on the field.

[IndyBison]

Not so sure.........how in the world did they not rule that forward pass incomplete? The one that got run back for a td. Officials ruled it a forward fumble. QB 's arm is going forward (if you watch the replay. Everybody in the house thought that's incomplete?
Maybe the officials didn't want to waste time reviewing it ....... officials get cold too......

I explained earlier that if the ball came loose as he started forward, he could have just been pushing a loose ball. I think that should have been an incomplete pass, but it's a judgment call. I've seen plays like that where the QB pushes the ball forward after he lost control. I assume that's what the replay official ruled.

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[Professor Chaos]

It's impossible for a coach to get a personal foul. Coaches can get unsportsmanlike conduct or sideline onterference or sideline warning.

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Pretty sure it was unsportsmanlike... whatever it was it costed his team 15 yards on the kickoff.

[TAILG8R]

Pretty sure it was unsportsmanlike... whatever it was it costed his team 15 yards on the kickoff.

Shocked, he's always been known as a level headed cool under pressure type guy.

[EC8CH]

Pretty sure it was unsportsmanlike... whatever it was it costed his team 15 yards on the kickoff.

Was it on the halfback pass? Imma gonna watch the replay.