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Big East to UL: Oops. My Bad.

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Agree with everyone saying that it was not the only thing that lead to the loss. But this is a huge injustice that the play was allowed.

 

Especially considering that 1) The player pulled that stunt intentionally to deceive the defense and 2) the official knew in advance what the kid was going to do and then sat back and watched it happen.

 

From the article...

 

 

I agree, this was a HUGE injustice and I cannot believe that it wasn't reviewable. This Cat fan says the Cards got the shaft on this one. Absolutely pitiful.

 

And RP is 100% correct, that swung Big Mo which is HUGE in ballgames. I cannot restate how pitiful this was.

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Thats impossible to do in that situation. I mean if a guys calls fair catch and you hit him, then its going to be a penalty on you. In that situation as a player, you got to have faith that the refs would actually know what they were doing when a guy calls fair catch...

 

:thumb:

First time I'd seen the much-maligned play and I must say - poor poor effort by the "officials".

If I had been on UL's punt coverage team after that play, that guy wouldn't have fielded another punt all night long, because he wouldn't be able to stand....

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Agree with everyone saying that it was not the only thing that lead to the loss. But this is a huge injustice that the play was allowed.

 

Especially considering that 1) The player pulled that stunt intentionally to deceive the defense and 2) the official knew in advance what the kid was going to do and then sat back and watched it happen.

 

From the article...

 

If I were the young man with the big mouth, I would fully expect to have my rear end nailed and my head detached from my body when fielding a punt in a lopsided game. Stunts like that.....

I hope every opponent they face "tees off" on this guy....

 

AND, because he knew about this farce in advance, I hope the ref loses his job.

AND, because he knew about this farce in advance, I hope the ref loses his job.

 

:thumb:

What year is the UCONN player in question? Does he get a return trip to PJS next year?

^Nope...He's a senior.

First:

This play did not cost Louisville the game. It was a horrible call but Louisville still had a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter and couldn't stop UConn when they had to.

 

Second:

As at least one official on this board has stated the whistle doesn't end the play. Had the Louisville player blasted the UConn guy we would all be reading how much of a cheap shot it was.

First:

This play did not cost Louisville the game. It was a horrible call but Louisville still had a 10 point lead in the 4th quarter and couldn't stop UConn when they had to.

 

Which would have been a 17-point lead....:thumb:

That is assuming that UConn doesn't score on the possesion.

 

I know it changed the complexion of the game but to be quite honest after seeing the way this coaching staff manages games I have little or no confidence that they would have been able to hold a 17 point lead.

Absolutely one of the worst calls i have ever seen. The official should be suspended and the UCONN returner gets what is coming i'm sure. BOOOOO!:fight:

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