No call I haven't seen mentioned

[PhatOrange]

it was south floridas first big gain of the day and led to their first score. The big 40-50 yard run around the right side. a dback came up to make the tackle and he got drilled in the back which enabled that run.

It jump started their offense. Terrible no call, was clear as day.

 

[RMH44]

it was south floridas first big gain of the day and led to their first score. The big 40-50 yard run around the right side. a dback came up to make the tackle and he got drilled in the back which enabled that run.

It jump started their offense. Terrible no call, was clear as day.

I'm glad somebody else noticed that clip. Very, very obvious and I can't believe it wasn't called.

 

[upperdeck]

there was another big USF gain that had a clear clip as well.

 

[upperdeck]

by the way if you are going to have a ref do a game at this tempe you need one who can catch and mark the ball. not a short round guy with no hops or hands.

 

[gmoney44]

it was south floridas first big gain of the day and led to their first score. The big 40-50 yard run around the right side. a dback came up to make the tackle and he got drilled in the back which enabled that run. It jump started their offense. Terrible no call, was clear as day.

I saw it and yelled. The people in my section looked at me like I had a unit on my forehead.

 

[TheCusian]

There was some brutal no calls on holding - mostly on Clark and Slayton 2nd Q.

 

[bcubs9497]

There was some brutal no calls on holding - mostly on Clark and Slayton 2nd Q.

The "good side" way to see that Chris and Steven are so good, the OL has to hold to get control of them =D

 

[CuseOnly]

I thought Ish was interfered with on a critical 3rd or fourth down that was clearly missed by the refs.

 

[orangepassion]

Wait, you mean they were allowed to call penalties on USF, too?

 

[orangehomer]

it was south floridas first big gain of the day and led to their first score. The big 40-50 yard run around the right side. a dback came up to make the tackle and he got drilled in the back which enabled that run.

It jump started their offense. Terrible no call, was clear as day.

seeing it live (from my admittedly poor vantage point) it looked like an awesome block. didn't see a replay, but it looked legit live at least from where i was.

 

[W'boro'Cuse315]

it was south floridas first big gain of the day and led to their first score. The big 40-50 yard run around the right side. a dback came up to make the tackle and he got drilled in the back which enabled that run.

It jump started their offense. Terrible no call, was clear as day.

I thought it was a clip on Ellison live but caught replay & he got him from the side. It was close but legal.

 

[Chip]

I thought it was a clip on Ellison live but caught replay & he got him from the side. It was close but legal.

Yep that's what I saw. Live it looked bad. On replay I could see why they didn't call it.

 

[storange]

One absurd hold on USF late in the game right in front of the official and nothing, then called two on us. Just to annoy me further.

 

[RF2044]

The "good side" way to see that Chris and Steven are so good, the OL has to hold to get control of them =D

Steve's gotten held a couple of times that were pretty blatant. There was one play in the Louisville game where the guy literally grabbed him to prevent from getting beaten on an inside move. The ref was staring at it, no call.

The way that officials call holding is so inconsistent...

 

[bcubs9497]

Steve's gotten held a couple of times that were pretty blatant. There was one play in the Louisville game where the guy literally grabbed him to prevent from getting beaten on an inside move. The ref was staring at it, no call.

The way that officials call holding is so inconsistent...

I know. Happens a lot. Just part of the game.

 

[OrangeSky]

Maybe we would have won with a different crew of refs...