He was also the guy who called Oklahoma State's field goal no good at JTS to get us that win in OT so I wouldn't be throwing him under every single bus.....
Officiating crew for Sat night game?
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He was also the guy who called Oklahoma State's field goal no good at JTS to get us that win in OT so I wouldn't be throwing him under every single bus.....
I dunno, but its obvious the caulk was applied with surgical precision. Silicone, right?
I can see something like this. ISU needs to be up about 42-0 with 5 minutes left.
i'm amazed football can't somehow track the spot.
football is really, really complex to the detriment of itself.
Hell, the crew probably doesn't know yet.
I know a guy that works Big Ten games. They get a plane ticket and hotel information emailed to them at about 10:00 on Thursday night for their Friday flights. Could be going anywhere in the league there's a game. The only game they know far in advance is which week one non-conference game they've got. Scared to death of crews 'influencing' betting lines.
I know a guy that works Big Ten games. They get a plane ticket and hotel information emailed to them at about 10:00 on Thursday night for their Friday flights. Could be going anywhere in the league there's a game. The only game they know far in advance is which week one non-conference game they've got. Scared to death of crews 'influencing' betting lines.
This game certainly has the potential for some shady deals. I think the B12 would view the UT is back narrative and a UT title game appearance as more desirable than the ISU turnaround story. Add the game being at UT and on Bevo Net and the pieces are all there.
Refs always want to spot the ball with one point touching the yard line, probably to make spotting easier. Was at a HS game where they spotted the ball short, called 2nd or 3rd down, tossed it to the ump at the hash mark and he spotted it at the yard line (about a half yard forward). There was an injured kid and while sitting there, i took another look and yelled from the stands that it needed to get measured. I yelled a second time, the refs kinda huddled, looked over at the chains and called a TO to measure. Brought them in and sure enough, first down. Refs sometimes aren't totally on the ball with their stuff.
