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Shaw has missed a good game

Finally they saw the shove.....and called it.

So do college kids

His composure is not there tonight, trying to do too much.

State continues to push in the back on rebounds

Where is the T on Sydney's reaction?

The ball don't lie.....

I was thinking it......maybe he will foul out.

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I think that he has proven that. He has been clutch as well.

Welker and Branch should have made those plays in my opinion, Manningham's catch was tougher than either of those.

There seems to be some hard feelings concerning UL's recruiting in Louisville, which could be good for UK.

I'm not sure that Manning outplayed Brady, both played equally well. Manning's protection was better and his receivers made plays. The drops by Branch, Fernandez and Welker, along with the fumbles bouncing the Giants way was the difference in the game.

I don't have much of a problem with Smith other than he is a little too outspoken for my tastes. Bayless on the other hand is an idiot.

That's not Wales' side of the story....

Coach Cal does not believe in coaching defensive players to flop(i.e. Duke), so part of the disparity is understandable. Also, the officials are really struggling with the block/charge call more than usual this year.

Did UK offer Wales?

He made at least 2 of the charge calls on Teague and also made that terrible call on Jones that fouled him out. He appeared to be in a game that was over his ability level.

College officials are wrong more often than not on charge calls. Teague was called for offensive fouls three times today, two were horrible calls and the other was questionable. It appears that anytime the defensive player is not inside the arc under the goal, they call an offensive foul no matter how clear it is that the defender moved.

There is not much representation on this board from the Lexington area.

Clemson started well, but lost 4 of thei last 6 games. West Virginia was impressive on the offensive side, in case someone didn't notice.:lol:

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His left elbow hits the ground first, and it hits clearly inbounds. I can't see how they overturned it since it was ruled a catch on the field. If it had ruled incomplete, I don't see how they could have overturned that call either.

I really did not care who won this game, but it sure appeared that Michigan got the benefit of the doubt on almost every call. 1. The overturning of the TD catch in OT(evidence was not conclusive to overturn) 2. Michigan had lineman illegally downfield on the fake FG, which led to 3 points. 3. The kicker should have been called for illgal motion. 4. The clock should have expired on last play before the FG before the half, the runner's knee clearly was down before he went out of bounds. 5. The pass interference call on the interception. 6. Virgina Tech runner did not seem to be down on a big 3rd or 4th down run, which they did not review. I only wtched about half of the game, maybe the close calls evened up during the portions I missed.:idunno:

Ohio State's record against the SEC will change under Meyer. I expect to see a national championship soon for the Buckeyes.