WoodyHayes1951
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I still can't believe I lucked out an Ohio State cover that way. That was incredibly lucky.
Someone died because of that in Vegas I'm sure.
I still can't believe I lucked out an Ohio State cover that way. That was incredibly lucky.
Not to mention the refs hosed Northwestern with the horrible spot of the ball that pretty much ended the game for them.3--He didn't pick the ball up with his knee on the ground. Watch that closer.Wow....time for rule explanations.
1.) You're not allowed to suplex a player 3 seconds after the whistle was blown.
2.) Yes those were obvious holds
3.) When you pick the ball up with your knee on the ground, the play is dead.
The refs were not biased to Ohio State in fact, most of us were bitching that they weren't calling hold sooner.
You're joking right? You have to have possession of the football also in order to be down. It was a fumble, he didn't go down with the ball in his hand.
You don't know me very well then. In this case if a guy is down regardless of whether or not it's 'my team' or not I'll say he's down. I don't play like that. If you beat my team fair and square then so be it. The point is it was clearly a fumble and by the time Colter secured the ball and lunged forward it didn't matter anyway. The referees clearly spotted the ball nowhere near where he ended up with it hence ending the game for them.That right hand looks like it has quite a nice grip on that ball to me....then again I am extremely biased.....but don't pretend you aren't either...
You don't know me very well then. In this case if a guy is down regardless of whether or not it's 'my team' or not I'll say he's down. I don't play like that. If you beat my team fair and square so be it. Point is it was clearly a fumble and by the time Colter secured the ball and lunged forward it didn't matter anyway. The referees clearly spotted the ball nowhere near where he ended up with it hence ending the game for them.That right hand looks like it has quite a nice grip on that ball to me....then again I am extremely biased.....but don't pretend you aren't either...
They showed another angle where it looked like his knee was off the ground.
They showed another angle where it looked like his knee was off the ground.
They showed another angle where it looked like his knee was off the ground.
I'm not arguing the call. I thought it was the right one. There seems to be the notion that Ohio State had some unfavorable calls last night, and that that was the reason why Northwestern hung around. Maybe that's wrong.
Ohio State did have some unfavorable calls. So did Northwestern. It was fairly evenly badly called. What made Northwestern hang around was Miller's play (turnovers and bad reads), questionable playcalling, and a talented QB on Northwestern's side.I'm not arguing the call. I thought it was the right one. There seems to be the notion that Ohio State had some unfavorable calls last night, and that that was the reason why Northwestern hung around. Maybe that's wrong.
I know. I watched the game, and I definitely hope we nail them with that when we play them.I'm not arguing the call. I thought it was the right one. There seems to be the notion that Ohio State had some unfavorable calls last night, and that that was the reason why Northwestern hung around. Maybe that's wrong.
I definitely think that's wrong.
OSU did it to themselves. no excuse for the two fumbles and interception. No excuse for the dropped passes. No excuses for the coaches putting the defense in a position to fail(specifically on defense).
The refs didn't help the Cats keep the game close(although they should have called holding on them a few more times).
Don't get me wrong, Northwestern's offense is very good but anyone who watched the game could tell they had no answer for a power tailback set.