For sure. The below "catch" was on a third down play which resulted in a first down to keep alive a TD drive which would clinch the win. It was in 2003 and the conference started the replay pilot program in 2004. We were naive to think replay would level the playing field. Just ask WMU.I love all of the OSU fans acting like they haven’t been a beneficiary of this BS in the past. The Big 2 and the rest…..

I purposely avoided the BTN as to not hear those groveling scUM apologist talking heads making sh$$ up to defend that crap, overrated school.I just watched the video on BTN that was used to justify the call. The refs got it sooooo wrong. One ref says that #18 for WMU was clearly out of bounds bounds when he initiated the jump where he touched the ball. That was their reason. Look at the video. He was almost a yard IN bounds. The idiot refs thought the white border was out of bounds when it is within the endzone. You can clearly see the border in the wide shot and the endzone pylons on the outside of the white border. End of story. The B1G's own video shows that they blew the call.
YepSo the clock that was used to allow for another down WAS NOT the clock that any Western Michigan defender would be able to see as the play happened?
Seems like a lot of “lost” posters are back after the first game in the books . What’s up with the Happy Valley site ?
Let's not forget the OG corrupt Michigan Man referee - Dick Honig.Witvoet and O’Neill are so proud!
Where is that stand up guy Mark Emmert to restore order and get the NCAA back on track again? Last seen talking out of both sides of his mouth.Michigan deserves the Death Penalty, but the NCAA is powerless. The cheating will continue unabated.
YepWhere is that stand up guy Mark Emmert to restore order and get the NCAA back on track again? Last seen talking out of both sides of his mouth.
So the clock that was used to allow for another down WAS NOT the clock that any Western Michigan defender would be able to see as the play happened?
Does college basketball do this BS of a secret clock that no one knows about? Or is this all a B10 football thing where they conveniently trot it out to benefit the most entitled, annoying and cheating program in college sports history?Yes, it is expected that every head coach call the Big Ten replay office in Illinois each play to find out the accurate game time.
Namesake of the Peetz Potty!
Does any one think the would use the secret clock to say the game is really over when one second still shows? Only if it is against Michigan. Was Connor Stallione in charge of the clock!Yes, it is expected that every head coach call the Big Ten replay office in Illinois each play to find out the accurate game time.
Well since the late 60's/ early 70's anyway.I have said it a thousand times… THEY CHEAT! It’s always been the Big2 Conference and it always will be..
Heel tie, not Tony Johnson (2002)wasn't that the famous heel-toe game? Also, the game where Tony Johnson caught a pass in bounds but was ruled out of bounds - even though you could see the divit in the field where is foot hit the turf?
wasn't that the famous heel-toe game? Also, the game where Tony Johnson caught a pass in bounds but was ruled out of bounds - even though you could see the divit in the field where is foot hit the turf?
Yes, the Tony Johnson sideline catch that was ruled out of bounds at Michigan was in 2002.Heel tie, not Tony Johnson (2002)
Same game:For sure. The below "catch" was on a third down play which resulted in a first down to keep alive a TD drive which would clinch the win. It was in 2003 and the conference started the replay pilot program in 2004. We were naive to think replay would level the playing field. Just ask WMU.
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wasn't that the famous heel-toe game? Also, the game where Tony Johnson caught a pass in bounds but was ruled out of bounds - even though you could see the divit in the field where is foot hit the turf?
MAC fights back.
Seems like a lot of “lost” posters are back after the first game in the books . What’s up with the Happy Valley site ?
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