Big 12 Publicly Reprimands Rhoads

[atlantacyclone]

That statement basically proves that the game was rigged. **** them.

 

[MilehighClone]

When do you think the public reprimand of the replay official will be released?

 

[Clone96]

But on the bright side, we will get to see Aaron Colvin and Gabe Lynn separate Mike Davis' head from his body next week..


P.S. Rhoads comments? IT WAS WORTH IT!!

 

[atlantacyclone]

... and no word from the conference on the cheap shot? Sounds about right.

 

[Clonefan94]

Conference rules that prohibit coaches, student-athletes, athletic department staff and university personnel from making public comments about game officials,”


What did he say about game officials? He inferred that something was taken away from his players by someone but never said the refs were bad or the reason directly. I thought he danced around that rule all the while being as passionate and classy in a rant the whole world knew what he was talking about. Fact is if the refs are that bad you don't need to say it directly, everyone knows, that isn't his fault. This ticks me off. Gotta keep Boss Deloss happy though.

This is what I was thinking. He actually used very good words, never directly saying the refs stole the game from us. IMO, if I am Pollard I go back to them (not publicly) and ask where a reprimand is coming from at all since he never said it was the ref's fault. All he did was ask a question about how he's supposed to explain this to his players. For all we know, he could have been talking about a poor job he did coaching. Seriously, FU Big 12. Last I knew there were parts of the field that coaches and staff couldn't go beyond, in my days it was the 30 yard line. What the **** was Dodds doing right next to a ref, at the endzone, chomping his ear?

 

[simply1]

When do you think the public reprimand of the replay official will be released?

They said the right call was made already, why would they reprimand?

 

[Clonefan94]

... and no word from the conference on the cheap shot? Sounds about right.

What cheap shot? Nothing to see hear, move along. Actually the refs should count themselves lucky for not being reprimanded for throwing the flag on that one. It was a continuation of the play, nothing else.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

The Big 12 can **** my ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[isuforlife]

eat **** Bowlsby

 

[Rods79]

This is what I was thinking. He actually used very good words, never directly saying the refs stole the game from us. IMO, if I am Pollard I go back to them (not publicly) and ask where a reprimand is coming from at all since he never said it was the ref's fault. All he did was ask a question about how he's supposed to explain this to his players. For all we know, he could have been talking about a poor job he did coaching. Seriously, FU Big 12. Last I knew there were parts of the field that coaches and staff couldn't go beyond, in my days it was the 30 yard line. What the **** was Dodds doing right next to a ref, at the endzone, chomping his ear?

The rule states that coaches can't publicly comment about the officials or official rulings.

 

[jsb]

I bet Rhoads wanted the fine.

But I called that nothing would happen to him.

 

[mctallerton]

guys. answer here is crystal clear. next time rhoads needs to go straight for the refs knees after the game.

would that result in him being put on double secret probation?

 

[Rods79]

... and no word from the conference on the cheap shot? Sounds about right.

Read the thread.

 

[Dryburn]

So, Davis takes a cheap shot, targeting the knees of the ISU player, and could have easily caused a season-ending (or worse) injury. Rhoads emotionally sticks up for his players. And in the eyes of the Big 12 (Texas 10) these things are basically equal.

 

[NIClone]

That is a joke. A defensive player gets an ejection for targeting a defenseless player. That is in essence what Davis did a his except at his knees.

 

[Rabbuk]

I'd be ok kneeing the ball for the rest of our games this year in protest.

 

[Cyclonepride]

People who have no credibility:

NCAA
Big 12
Congress

 

[Clonefan94]

The rule states that coaches can't publicly comment about the officials or official rulings.

I know, and I was drunk, so I could be mistaken, but I don't remember him specifically saying anything about the referees. Wasn't it something like, "What happened out there tonight... to have the game stolen...? I would argue, if they thought I was talking about the referees, then you must have seen something to make you think they did a bad job.

IF he actually mentioned the play being called incorrectly, or the officials directly, then I apologize.

 

[jsb]

I know, and I was drunk, so I could be mistaken, but I don't remember him specifically saying anything about the referees. Wasn't it something like, "What happened out there tonight... to have the game stolen...? I would argue, if they thought I was talking about the referees, then you must have seen something to make you think they did a bad job.

IF he actually mentioned the play being called incorrectly, or the officials directly, then I apologize.

He's was pretty careful not to exactly call out officials, but he said something about how everyone in the stadium saw the same thing.

Whatever, he would have been fined had the conference really felt like he was wrong. The conference did not fine him because they knew he was right and Iowa State was screwed over.

 

[CycloneErik]

Classy, Big 12. Slaps on the wrist for everybody, and special treatment for a Texas player. Outstanding.