tOSU Phantom Interception

The irony that everyone claiming ref bias from things that happened in the 1st quarter, but everyone seems to neglect all the things that happened in the last quarter that allowed Penn State to score 10 points.

 
The irony that everyone claiming ref bias from things that happened in the 1st quarter, but everyone seems to neglect all the things that happened in the last quarter that allowed Penn State to score 10 points.
Can you just admit it was not an interception please. And also admit your slimy heart attack faking coach is probably a transvestite.

We'll all feel better if you do.

 
The irony that everyone claiming ref bias from things that happened in the 1st quarter, but everyone seems to neglect all the things that happened in the last quarter that allowed Penn State to score 10 points.
Can you just admit it was not an interception please. And also admit your slimy heart attack faking coach is probably a transvestite.

We'll all feel better if you do.
Yes. It wasn't an interception.

No, that, nor the missed delay of game penalty on the field goal didn't cost PSU the game.

The refs gifted back 10 points to PSU to even it out.

Regarding the transvestite part? What people do on their own time is none of my concern.

 
How was PSU gifted 10 points?
Calling roughing the passer on Bosa when he was pushed and rolled into Hackenberg (7 points)

Passing interference on Apple when he was only making a play on the ball itself (3 points)

 
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The irony that everyone claiming ref bias from things that happened in the 1st quarter, but everyone seems to neglect all the things that happened in the last quarter that allowed Penn State to score 10 points.
You are joking right?

This was so obviously wrong.. nothing in the 4th quarter was this obviously bad...

 
How was PSU gifted 10 points?
Calling roughing the passer on Bosa when he was pushed and rolled into Hackenberg (7 points)

Passing interference on Apple when he was only making a play on the ball itself (3 points)
Rolled? Not so much. And saying he was pushed is ... well ... pushing it.

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Pushed tripped, whatever, there was no intent on roughing the passer.
Intent has nothing to do with it.
Uh yeah it does.

Roughing the Passer
ARTICLE 9. a. No defensive player shall charge into a passer or throw him
to the ground when it is obvious the ball has been thrown. (Exception: A
defensive player who is blocked by a Team A player with a force so that he
has no opportunity to avoid contact with the passer. However, this does not
relieve the defensive player of responsibility for personal fouls as described in
elsewhere in this section.) (A.R. 2-30-4-I and II; A.R. 9-1-9-I; and A.R.10-2-
2-XIII).
b. When an offensive player is in a passing posture with one or both feet on the
ground, no defensive player rushing unabated shall hit him forcibly at the knee
area or below. The defensive player also may not initiate a roll or lunge and
forcibly hit this opponent in the knee area or below. [Exceptions. (1) It is not
a foul if the offensive player is a runner not in a passing posture, either inside
or outside the tackle box. (2) It is not a foul if the defender grabs or wraps this
opponent in an attempt to make a conventional tackle. (3) It is not a foul if the
defender is not rushing unabated or is blocked or fouled into this opponent.]
 
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That's not intent. There is an exception for being blocked. The official didn't think he was and I agree

 
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