I think she was talking about the series where there were bad officiating that led to a Conner TD.

 

The biggest play and official decision wasn't even a penalty, it was just horrible officiating. The 4th down play where Conner threw a bomb that was knocked to the ground by a Cooper defenseman and bounced to the Conner we who was laying in the ground and the official called it

A catch and then later on that same drive on 4th down when Cooper made a tackle to keep Conner short of the first down marker out of bounds and the ref threw a late hit penalty.

 

I think that is what she was talking about.

 

The refs also missed an interception when the Cooper qb threw the ball going towards the scoreboard in front of their bench, the ball went off the Cooper player #8 or #9 the hit the Conner DB #26 in the foot and bounced up to #8 for Conner who caught it and was off to the races, the ref blew it dead.

 

It was a catch, the ball landed in the wr's right hand and he pulled it in while on his back. The late hit was outside the soccer line which is about two yards out of bounds. Which is the same area where the Conner player got flagged for the late hit later on.

Fair enough, the catch you were speaking of was truly a catch it happened right in front of me and the ball never hit the ground.

Happened in front of me also, I thought it definitely hit the ground but it's in the past, not gonna dwell on it.

Might want to do some research before making this statement...

Penalty Count

7/60 yds Cooper

14/130 yds Conner

 

Felt like a whole lot more than 21.

Felt like a whole lot more than 21.

 

It REALLY did! At one point, I would have said it was 21 IN A ROW!! And Hellbird was right, I was talking about those couple of calls in particular that were in favor of Conner on the field but changed the mood for Cooper quite drastically. I was not counting just penalties.