Its one thing to miss a call here and there. But to spot the ball a yard ahead of the mark, then measure , its short, BUT......you signal first down..LOL......Now in a crucial point in the game you don't call running into the kicker when its so blatantly obvious ??? WTH.....It gets worse week by week. I honestly can't believe what I see.
Seriously Pac 12 ?
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Did you watch the Washington-UCLA game on Friday night? The officiating was brutal, I thought. A couple of really bad game-changing calls. One a hands-to-the-face call on an offensive lineman that nullified a long TD on third down that Washington desperately needed. Another was a pass interference penalty that should have been against the offensive player but was called on the defensive back. Terrible call.
Not to mention the way Wisconsin got screwed by the Pac 12 crew that let 20 seconds run off the clock to end the game while they dallied around before placing the ball. Unbelievable.
Not to mention the way Wisconsin got screwed by the Pac 12 crew that let 20 seconds run off the clock to end the game while they dallied around before placing the ball. Unbelievable.
It figures that that idiot Lance Easley, that called the bogus TD when Seattle stole that game from GB, is from California.
I get even more pissed when I think that that idiot still thinks he made the right call. And I no longer listen to Chris Berman, since he said it was too close to say it was a wrong call.
I've been saying it for years, it's hard to win on the road in the Pac 12 and a good part of that is due to the officiating. The homer calls are always obvious. If you're not a team in the Pac 12, it's even worse. I saw more than one game changing call in the Stan/USC game tonight. The obvious call of a receiver getting blocked out of bounds, way past the 5 yard cushion that ended up in a pick and changed the whole out come of the game.
I guess we should mostly be betting home teams in the Pac 12 and at least make money off this bogus bullshit.....:shrug:
