ESPN

[orangenauburn]

fired up with a raging hard-on about that goaltend

I guess we might as well ship a 'W' to Morgantown with a big apology card on it and cc ESPN in on it

Might as well apologize to the officiating crew as well for making their day a little bit harder too

 

[Niastri]

Too bad neither of the most hated officials in Syracuse fandom will get to take any of that heat. If there is any heat to be had.

 

[orangenauburn]

Hess is climbing that mountain one game at a time this year

 

[Cusefan95]

I get that creating controversy supposedly helps ratings...but what bothers me is that ESPN personalities are very willing to leave out critical information and present in a biased way what happened. It happened with Bernie Fine, and it happens with games like today. there seems to be either a lack of ethics or very stupid people unable to control their emotions that are employed at that particular network at all levels.

 

[Upstate]

WVU had 3 (THREE) good shots they could have taken to win that game. If you don't want to risk the goaltend, throw it down.

 

[SU1]

Where was the Digger/ESPN outrage with the bad over and back call on Scoop with under a minute left in a tie game in our tournament loss last March?!?

 

[Niastri]

ESPN has jumped the shark

 

[SUSScuse]

Come on guys they're just trying to keep Mizzu at #2

 

[suthrills]

Did any of the "analysts" actually point out that the goaltend would have TIED the game and syracuse would have had the ball with 10.6 seconds left to win the game.
I think they made it sound as if that would have won the game for WVU. Critical info left out.