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Big East to UL: Oops. My Bad.

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Already a thread on this one...i'll try and find the link.

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.

 

I can not believe that you would say this, especially with how you know when things change within a program there is almost always growing pains. I literally am shocked.

Tranghese told Jurich the officials had made a "terrible" mistake. Tranghese took action against the referee who missed the call, but wouldn't elaborate on the penalty.

 

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/ncaa/10/22/bc.fbc.louisville.apology.ap/index.html

 

This, at least, is a start. I just hope it was a significant price that the referee paid, especially because he knew about the situation beforehand (see post #19).

The kid needs to be suspended as does the back official.

UL still wins if they hold UCONN at the end.... UL has a chance to win after UCONN scores... if Brohm doesn't throw an INT. It was a bad call but it's football. They still had a chance to win.

^ Exactly right.....make plays and win...they couldn't so they didn't.....move on and make plays from here on out.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3074245

Tranghese punishes ref who made call; won't elaborate on penalty

 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Steve Kragthorpe isn't dwelling on a blown call by officials in last week's 21-17 loss to Connecticut. The Louisville coach is focusing on helping his team forget a tough loss in a season full of them.

 

Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese called Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich on Sunday, saying the referees erred during a disputed punt return for a touchdown by the Huskies (6-1, 2-0 Big East) early in the third quarter.

 

"It certainly doesn't change anything that happened on Friday night," Kragthorpe said. "It was a factor in the game, but it wasn't the only factor in the game."

 

The Cardinals (4-4, 1-2) were leading 7-0 when Cory Goettsche punted. Connecticut's Larry Taylor moved under the ball and waved his right hand above his head, appearing to make a fair catch signal.

 

But when Taylor caught the ball, he began running to his left and raced untouched 74 yards up the sideline for a touchdown. Several Cardinals had slowed, thinking the play was over when Taylor made the catch.

 

A livid Kragthorpe protested, saying the play should have been blown dead when Taylor raised his arm. Kragthorpe called a timeout and asked the referee if the play could be reviewed. Fair catch signals, however, are not reviewable under the NCAA's current instant replay policy.

 

Tranghese told Jurich the officials had made a "terrible" mistake. Tranghese took action against the referee who missed the call, but wouldn't elaborate on the penalty.

 

"The bad part is I can't change the call," Tranghese said Monday.

^ Exactly right.....make plays and win...they couldn't so they didn't.....move on and make plays from here on out.

 

Props for the post.... You almost sound like a buckeye fan saying that. You guys did get shafted, but the refs only impacted the game, they didn't decide it.

 

Sucks for UL they need all the breaks they can get this year. Much better to own up to it and move on though. Commend you for admitting that. You need to stop bashing OSU in your free time and do some coaching instead with that mentality!

Bad (Horrible) call....but like the announcers said, play to the whistle.

 

You're taught to ease up when you see his hand wave like that. So many times people have been penalized for hitting a man after a fair catch. The "play to the whistle" excuse is a load of you know what right there.

UL still wins if they hold UCONN at the end.... UL has a chance to win after UCONN scores... if Brohm doesn't throw an INT. It was a bad call but it's football. They still had a chance to win.

 

I disagree. It was a terrible mistake by the refs. UL wins if the ref dont make that stupid mistake.

I disagree. It was a terrible mistake by the refs. UL wins if the ref dont make that stupid mistake.

 

I agreed, they got screwed. It's sad to see any team lose on something they had no control over. ( a HORRIBLE call by the refs)

The kid needs to be suspended as does the back official.

 

Do you honestly think the kid needs to be suspended??? Isn't that a little extreme? It's not the kid's job to enforce the rules.

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