ESPN says it was a bad called game

[tino]

ESPN SPIRTS

 

[tino]

Announcers going over the game said in their words" the bump out of bounds" as Clemson QB was still trying to gain yards was a bad call which changed the whole game, and if they called that, they certainly should have called the same against Clemson hitting GS out of bounds which was worse...would have won if not for those bad calls

 

[Orijinal]

You are absolutely right. The QB was literally trying to gain yards while in bounds, and Cuse wasn't supposed to shove him out? Gimme a break

 

[Tango32]

During the Okie State / Texas game they used the words "home cookin" during the broadcast about the Cuse / Clemson game

 

[Entropic]

He purposely tip toed and stepped out as soon as he was being contacted. Watch his feet he stopped them to fall forward. Then popped up immediately celebrating because it worked.

 

[sufandu]

You are absolutely right. The QB was literally trying to gain yards while in bounds, and Cuse wasn't supposed to shove him out? Gimme a break

In real time I was screaming that it was a bad call (the late hit on us). On the replay, I saw how they could've called it. Had they called it the same way for both teams, I would've been fine with it either way. The fact that they called it one way for Clemson and then no called it for Shrader was total crap.

 

[Orijinal]

In real time I was screaming that it was a bad call (the late hit on us). On the replay, I saw how they could've called it. Had they called it the same way for both teams, I would've been fine with it either way. The fact that they called it one way for Clemson and then no called it for Shrader was total crap.

I honestly think they called it because they feared reaction from the Clemson crowd. The QB was not giving himself up and he was still inbounds. That was a completely clean hit.

Shrader, on the other hand, continued to be "escorted" out of bounds after he was 4 steps out of bounds

 

[Orijinal]

I feel bad for Clemson. This was a tarnished win in more ways than one

 

[OrangePA]

Announcers going over the game said in their words" the bump out of bounds" as Clemson QB was still trying to gain yards was a bad call which changed the whole game, and if they called that, they certainly should have called the same against Clemson hitting GS out of bounds which was worse...would have won if not for those bad calls

Bad call

 

[OrangeDW]

He purposely tip toed and stepped out as soon as he was being contacted. Watch his feet he stopped them to fall forward. Then popped up immediately celebrating because it worked.

Yup. I hate that little punk already and I hope we put him through the Dome turf next year.

 

[cvilleorange]

It looked like the ref was in pain while saying that Alford caught that ball on the replay

 

[Millhouse]

ESPN SPIRTS

This conference and the gomers who run it are a joke

If the only advertisers you can find for Syracuse games are gas station chicken fingers 1000 miles away from Syracuse, no wonder they are so worried about the money that comes from keeping the right team unbeaten

 

[David321]

The entire country thinks the officiating was bad including half of South Carolina.

 

[OrangeDW]

The entire country thinks the officiating was bad including half of South Carolina.

And a few dug in Syracuse fans, lol.

 

[djcon57]

And a few dug in Syracuse fans, lol.

Brother, don’t do this. The refs were bad. I don’t believe anyone has said otherwise

 

[cvilleorange]

I was planning to go to Greensboro with pitchforks if they didn’t call alford’s catch a catch. I was already fired up from the shrader late hit and the pi call

 

[djorange1989]

I was planning to go to Greensboro with pitchforks if they didn’t call alford’s catch a catch. I was already fired up from the shrader late hit and the pi call

That PI call was crap

 

[W'boro'Cuse315]

That PI call was crap

Yeah, that was some hoe stuff, Clemson should be embarrassed. Great PBU by Isaiah Johnson.

 

[jgeorge322]

It looked like the ref was in pain while saying that Alford caught that ball on the replay

I noticed that too! He hated having to reverse that call.