3518techie
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One NC State saw the Refs this way
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gojacketzzz
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It is unbelievable how the NC State fans are saying the key plays of the game where due to the officials.
Pack Fans Dealing with it!
Some of the things they are saying:
- Incomplete call on Holt's interception - Can't argue with that!
- Delay of game "gave" TECH another play - Pack fans that "sack" play never happened because of the delay of game!
- Reception call for Watkins after the Smith catch - Sorry Pack, it was the right call
For the sake of counter point I have added a list of ones that went against TECH:
- ACE broke the plane and TECH should of had a touchdown
- Unsportsmanlike conduct on Hester, which kept the Pack drive alive
- Not calling intentional grounding
- Not calling hold on TA's touchdown
- Calling it an incomplete pass when Rivers fumbled
- Mystery holding penalty on the defense, which kept a drive alive
In the end both teams play with the officials.
Pack Fans Dealing with it!
Some of the things they are saying:
- Incomplete call on Holt's interception - Can't argue with that!
- Delay of game "gave" TECH another play - Pack fans that "sack" play never happened because of the delay of game!
- Reception call for Watkins after the Smith catch - Sorry Pack, it was the right call
For the sake of counter point I have added a list of ones that went against TECH:
- ACE broke the plane and TECH should of had a touchdown
- Unsportsmanlike conduct on Hester, which kept the Pack drive alive
- Not calling intentional grounding
- Not calling hold on TA's touchdown
- Calling it an incomplete pass when Rivers fumbled
- Mystery holding penalty on the defense, which kept a drive alive
In the end both teams play with the officials.
Gojacketbuzz, I watched the game on TV and the replay indicated the refs might have made the right call on Ace's attempt at a TD.
The ball was right at the plane of the goal, maybe an inch or two short when he was hit hard and knocked upside down. As he was going down, the ball appeared to have never crossed the plane and the ball actually hit the ground in Ace's hands just short of the goal.
The analysts thought he broke the plain until the replay. After the replay, they indicated it might have been the correct call. It would have to be studied more in slow motion to determine how close the call came to being correct.
The ball was right at the plane of the goal, maybe an inch or two short when he was hit hard and knocked upside down. As he was going down, the ball appeared to have never crossed the plane and the ball actually hit the ground in Ace's hands just short of the goal.
The analysts thought he broke the plain until the replay. After the replay, they indicated it might have been the correct call. It would have to be studied more in slow motion to determine how close the call came to being correct.