when Nebraska files a complaint about Officials to the league office, do they ever reprimand the crew?
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You’re really going to blame the officials for this loss?
That whole process is clearly a joke and a complete waste of time.
Two things can be true. We lost by getting our **** pushed in AND the refs allowed Minnesota to hold like Wisconsin of old.
There were some crappy calls but this was just a total a$$ whipping. Better officiating would not have made a dent.
It would have made a dent.
Again the more physical better prepared more disciplined team won
AND
They held like a motherf@cker.
All that means is we shoulda tried it too. How much worse could it get?
Just
Just another way to move the goal posts and defend lousy coaching.
Not.
Rhule and co got beat like red headed step children.
And. Minny held like mothers.
Further inditement of Rhule and co is they should teach our line to do the same until called
Now that is a reasonable argument. Our lineman just let Raiola get sacked because we can’t be too mean out there.
Only problem with that is they call it on us almost every time.
No my question is do game officials ever get reprimanded? Especially in the big 10
I doubt it. It’s a good ole boy system made up of former alumni.
Can you blame Dylan? He’s going to get killed with the lousy O-line here. If that happens then Uncle Donnie shouldn’t be here next season.
Can we have a game without complaining about the officiating and the announcers?
just play better football.
just play better football.
Agree, he can likely get a fat paycheck someplace else, although I doubt someone will overpay like Nebraska did.
Public reprimands are rare. They are supposed to be graded after each game, so there is some attempt to have consistency in how and when calls are made.
If Washington somehow finds a way to beat Michigan, Klatt and Gus will be in tears.
Michigan QB clearly short of a first down. Refs spot the ball correctly, and Klatt nearly wets himself screaming for a review.
Michigan QB clearly short of a first down. Refs spot the ball correctly, and Klatt nearly wets himself screaming for a review.
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During my FB coaching days I never really felt that the "team" was the reason you may or may not get a call, but I thought it had more to do with the coaches.
We are all human and we all have our "things" that bother us or make us feel good.
I was always on my very best behavior with refs, polite, joking around, making conversation before the game, during the game when possible. I have no idea if it ever helped or not and maybe being a hot head helps more, I have no idea.
But I just don't think that most refs really care about the teams all that much but I suppose they might.
We are all human and we all have our "things" that bother us or make us feel good.
I was always on my very best behavior with refs, polite, joking around, making conversation before the game, during the game when possible. I have no idea if it ever helped or not and maybe being a hot head helps more, I have no idea.
But I just don't think that most refs really care about the teams all that much but I suppose they might.