Wake up Bitches!!!!!!!!!!! Week 7 Game Day Thread!!!!!!!!!

[dtgold88]

The refs last night were questionable all night. The opening drive to not even review the interception/catch when the booth and rules expert said it was an interception was a bad start.

Then they missed DPI on both sides a few times during the game. Then reviewed the fumble, the TD catch, and the runner not stepping out for way too long when all were extremely obvious.

The OPI was correct imo. The receiver extends his arms and clearly pushes the defender at the top of his route. That is different then normal hand battling.

I was not aware of the clock running rule but they explained it during the game and it is correct. The clock started again when the ref whistled. OSU just missed it.

Overall, a great game. Terrible officiating that is par on course for this conference and hopefully something that will be fixed.

wouldn't call it terrible officiating but some mistakes for sure. Likely should have reviewed the early play but guessing it stands as looked like would be tough to overturn since only had to have possession a millisecond on the ground and play is dead.....that said if ruled an INT also likely would have stood. That close. also unaware of clock running rule but apparently a rule s got that.

As to the PI? Is the WR really not allowed to push/block if DB tries to push/block him? Looked like maybe just Smith a lot stronger (and some acting by DB).....either way can it be PI before ball is thrown?

 

[desert heat]

You'd have thought the coaches would have told him that running was not an option. Just drop back and chuck it, and don't throw a pic. We can at least try a field goal if it's incomplete.

 

[desert heat]

The refs last night were questionable all night. The opening drive to not even review the interception/catch when the booth and rules expert said it was an interception was a bad start.

Then they missed DPI on both sides a few times during the game. Then reviewed the fumble, the TD catch, and the runner not stepping out for way too long when all were extremely obvious.

The OPI was correct imo. The receiver extends his arms and clearly pushes the defender at the top of his route. That is different then normal hand battling.

I was not aware of the clock running rule but they explained it during the game and it is correct. The clock started again when the ref whistled. OSU just missed it.

Overall, a great game. Terrible officiating that is par on course for this conference and hopefully something that will be fixed.

Could Oregon not have asked for a review on that early reception that should have been an interception?

 

[Sir Robin Of Camelot]

Not seeing a lot of “discussion” around it… but Woody Hayes lost his job over shit like this.

 

[elguapo]

Not seeing a lot of “discussion” around it… but Woody Hayes lost his job over shit like this.

wow, i did not see that!

 

[Sir Robin Of Camelot]

wow, i did not see that!

Neither did I until it popped up on my feed this morning.

 

[desert heat]

Neither did I until it popped up on my feed this morning.

he didn't attack and punch the player like woody did, the player just happen to be the way as he charged the referee.

 

[Stlducks]

wouldn't call it terrible officiating but some mistakes for sure. Likely should have reviewed the early play but guessing it stands as looked like would be tough to overturn since only had to have possession a millisecond on the ground and play is dead.....that said if ruled an INT also likely would have stood. That close. also unaware of clock running rule but apparently a rule s got that.

As to the PI? Is the WR really not allowed to push/block if DB tries to push/block him? Looked like maybe just Smith a lot stronger (and some acting by DB).....either way can it be PI before ball is thrown?

I have always heard it explained if the receivers arms extend out away from the body it’s a “push” and that is the only time they are usually called for OPI.

 

[Stlducks]

Could Oregon not have asked for a review on that early reception that should have been an interception?

I’m not sure if you can call for a review. The other plays, the refs reviewed on their own.

 

[desert heat]

I’m not sure if you can call for a review. The other plays, the refs reviewed on their own.

Apparently each team is allowed two coach's challenges. That just seemed like a no-brainer.

 

[Stlducks]

he didn't attack and punch the player like woody did, the player just happen to be the way as he charged the referee.

Either way, he needs to be punished for that. Pushing an opposing player like that is never acceptable.

 

[desert heat]

Either way, he needs to be punished for that. Pushing an opposing player like that is never acceptable.

probably so.

 

[Sir Robin Of Camelot]

he didn't attack and punch the player like woody did, the player just happen to be the way as he charged the referee.

Woody Hayes had a history of grabbing players and had been fined for it. Punching Charlie Bauman was the final straw.

Can’t be doing that shit. Period.

 

[desert heat]

Woody Hayes had a history of grabbing players and had been fined for it. Punching Charlie Bauman was the final straw.

Can’t be doing that shit. Period.

Probably should have called this particular coach for unsportsmanlike conduct

 

[dtgold88]

Not seeing a lot of “discussion” around it… but Woody Hayes lost his job over shit like this.

Cannot do that but from memory Hayes was worse and also during the play.

 

[dtgold88]

I have always heard it explained if the receivers arms extend out away from the body it’s a “push” and that is the only time they are usually called for OPI.

Is it the same for the DB? also, again, doesn't the ball have to be in air to be PI?

 

[HuskerOC]

Not seeing a lot of “discussion” around it… but Woody Hayes lost his job over shit like this.

JFC.

He was looking to yell at the refs and the guy got in his way. Kirby probably doesn't even remember if it a was a fellow coach or player.

Seriously, who gives a shit?

Holy shit we've turned into a world of pussies.

 

[Stlducks]

Is it the same for the DB? also, again, doesn't the ball have to be in air to be PI?

The DB has more restrictions (holding, extending arms, blocking after 5yds). The ball does not have to be in the air for a PI. If there is holding before the throw, it is a 5 yard pen instead of 15. But you can have PI before the ball is thrown, it is just more obvious when the ball is in the air and everyone is looking at you.

 

[Stlducks]

JFC.

He was looking to yell at the refs and the guy got in his way. Kirby probably doesn't even remember if it a was a fellow coach or player.

Seriously, who gives a shit?

Holy shit we've turned into a world of pussies.

You can't just go pushing opposing players. It's not about being a pussy, it's about the limits. If you let this go, people will keep taking it further and where is the line?

Plus, an adult coach shouldn't be pushing a kid that is just walking. Kirby lost his temper and is just an asshole. I'm glad people see it now.

 

[dtgold88]

The DB has more restrictions (holding, extending arms, blocking after 5yds). The ball does not have to be in the air for a PI. If there is holding before the throw, it is a 5 yard pen instead of 15. But you can have PI before the ball is thrown, it is just more obvious when the ball is in the air and everyone is looking at you.

I am certan for the D the ball has to be in the air for a PI. If you are saying it's different for the O that's fine......but how can you interfere with a pass that has not been thrown? That seems odd.