Fake FG attempt after big INT? Throwing on first down when you want to chew clock?Brett Pry is far more involved and football savvy.
You're right Bob... I am just getting warmed up for tomorrow.It’s a good thing we’re bashing Franklin over and over again in a non-PSU thread. F*cking stupid. STFU.
either way, what an ending
Think the UW odds of scoring would have been just as good with tossing a pass to the end zone and hoping.
washington’s field goal attempt was gross. rutgres wins, 21-18.
I thought that was as difficult of a replay decision as I’ve ever seen. I’m almost positive that they got it right in the end, but it was extremely tough to overturn since there was no perfect angle. I really had no idea which way the refs would go when they made the call.Most replays seem pretty easy to determine. This one, at least with what has been shown on TV, looks like a really tough call.
We just got back from the game. What you may not have been able to tell on TV is that the crowd was about ready to riot if the ref confirmed the call. And I do mean that. They had to tell people to stop throwing crap on the field when he first confirmed the TD and the Miami players were absolutely going to throw down with the Tech players who were ready to make a scene on their home field. That entire stadium had been drinking since at least noon as well, so it was ready to go at the drop of a hat if it ended like that. I think an act of self preservation and avoiding criminal charges against half the stadium may have influenced his decision to reverse the call, though even on the Jumbotron in the stadium you couldn’t tell what happened.I thought that was as difficult of a replay decision as I’ve ever seen. I’m almost positive that they got it right in the end, but it was extremely tough to overturn since there was no perfect angle. I really had no idea which way the refs would go when they made the call.
Ahhh...memories of Lake Park Duffy's Draft House bus trips to Dolphins games at Joe Robbie and free Huzienga tickets from friends up in Stuart for Marlins games. We called it "Beer an Inning Park" for a reason. The bus trips would kick a 1/2 keg on the way down and another on the way back. The toilet always overflowed.We just got back from the game. What you may not have been able to tell on TV is that the crowd was about ready to riot if the ref confirmed the call. And I do mean that. They had to tell people to stop throwing crap on the field when he first confirmed the TD and the Miami players were absolutely going to throw down with the Tech players who were ready to make a scene on their home field. That entire stadium had been drinking since at least noon as well, so it was ready to go at the drop of a hat if it ended like that. I think an act of self preservation and avoiding criminal charges against half the stadium may have influenced his decision to reverse the call, though even on the Jumbotron in the stadium you couldn’t tell what happened.
I have yet to see an angle that would confirm that VT did not catch the ball.I thought that was as difficult of a replay decision as I’ve ever seen. I’m almost positive that they got it right in the end, but it was extremely tough to overturn since there was no perfect angle. I really had no idea which way the refs would go when they made the call.
I think the review ref in the booth called O’Neill and Witvoet and asked them what he should do!I’m not paranoid, but if Pry doesn’t have Penn State on his résumé, does the call get overturned?
One of the better tackling performances I can recall of late.The Fighting Schiano’s are actually enjoyable to watch.
I didn't think he caught it but I also didn't see conclusive video evidence to overturn the call on the field.I have yet to see an angle that would confirm that VT did not catch the ball.
That’s where I was at…there was never that one perfect angle, but putting all of them together made it clear to me that the receiver never completed the catch. But I could definitely have seen it going the other way too since it’s a pretty high bar to overturn it. I wanted VT to win, but glad they got the call right since he didn’t catch it (just a matter of there being enough to overturn).Imho
Never was a catch. Replays showed ball movement up to the point that the Miami player, who was out of bounds, secured it.
I was pulling for VT, but thought overturning was the proper call.
I don’t know why, but I hate watching games on the B1G Network. It feels like the quality of the broadcast is lacking and sometimes the camera view is really far away. It’s like the major networks are broadcasting on 4k and the B1G is replaying a VHS tape from the 90’s. Maybe it’s just me.Maryland at Indiana is intriguing. Indiana is 4 - 0 and Maryland plays an aggressive blitzing defense. Game is in a steady rain so passing game could be compromised.