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Couple of horribly biased calls already helping Michigan un a 10-10 game

Agreed--that's the main takeaway from this game. Limit their run game and force JJ to beat you. Michigan hasn't been very impressive since Big Ten play started. Hopefully that continues next week.
Not watching it, and I don’t know, what impact it had, but Mike Hart, UM’s RB coach, was carted off in the 1st quarter per ESPN’s web site. Not a UM fan, but I hope he’s OK. He was one heck of a player.
 
You guys are hysterical. It took two replays to see that was a catch. If that was a Penn State player you absolutely would say it was the right call. There's zero doubt that was a catch. None. Absolutely none.
The point of the ball got hit the ground and aided the catch - get a clue
 
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The point of the ball got hit the ground and aided the catch - get a clue
This is absolutely delusion. It's bias making you see what you want to see. That's absolutely a catch and if it wasn't overturned for us you'd be wanting to murder everyone in the Big Ten
 
This is absolutely delusion. It's bias making you see what you want to see. That's absolutely a catch and if it wasn't overturned for us you'd be wanting to murder everyone in the Big Ten
You are one of those types that like to just say the opposite of what anyone else says - have fun with that but in this case you are wrong and guess what the officials were as well as shocking as this may be to you. It must be exhausting to be right 100% of the time - in your own mind.
 
This is absolutely delusion. It's bias making you see what you want to see. That's absolutely a catch and if it wasn't overturned for us you'd be wanting to murder everyone in the Big Ten
It's exactly the same that I saw. That was not a catch, video evidence of it hitting the ground, yet they still overturn the call on the field. It leads to the TD (aided by a non-call holding on the edge by wr bell) that puts the game away. Just another week for Michigan. Then everyone will wonder why they crap the bed in their bowl game when the calls aren't tilted in their favor.
 
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You are one of those types that like to just say the opposite of what anyone else says - have fun with that but in this case you are wrong and guess what the officials were as well as shocking as this may be to you. It must be exhausting to be right 100% of the time - in your own mind.
I'm not at all. The announcers agreed with me this time. When they disagreed with the late hit they knew what they were talking about.

You're 100% wrong here. Couldn't be more wrong.

Unlike most here I own when I'm wrong--see Maryland losing to Purdue. I missed that.
 
It's exactly the same that I saw. That was not a catch, video evidence of it hitting the ground, yet they still overturn the call on the field. It leads to the TD (aided by a non-call holding on the edge by wr bell) that puts the game away. Just another week for Michigan. Then everyone will wonder why they crap the bed in their bowl game when the calls aren't tilted in their favor.
100% a catch and you know it's a catch--you just want to discredit Michigan. Michigan didn't even need that. Indiana had zero chance of winning this game--Michigan's D was too good.

Bowl games don't mean anything. Do you mean playoff? They'll get destroyed if they play Georgia or Bama
 
I'm not at all. The announcers agreed with me this time. When they disagreed with the late hit they knew what they were talking about.

You're 100% wrong here. Couldn't be more wrong.

Unlike most here I own when I'm wrong--see Maryland losing to Purdue. I missed that.
Oh - sorry I don’t know the announcers agreed with you - my bad and case closed because the “announcers” agreed with you.
 
Oh - sorry I don’t know the announcers agreed with you - my bad and case closed because the “announcers” agreed with you.
You're missing the point--prior the OP of this thread used the announcers as proof I was wrong when in reality what they say doesn't mean anything. It was a catch--live was it was a catch (refs missed it) and on the replay definitely a catch. If Michigan was Penn State you'd be saying catch.
 
It's exactly the same that I saw. That was not a catch, video evidence of it hitting the ground, yet they still overturn the call on the field. It leads to the TD (aided by a non-call holding on the edge by wr bell) that puts the game away. Just another week for Michigan. Then everyone will wonder why they crap the bed in their bowl game when the calls aren't tilted in their favor.

The nose of the ball absolutely hit the ground. Are you really surprised that "Always-Wrong Douche" is trying to say it didn't???
 
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Not watching it, and I don’t know, what impact it had, but Mike Hart, UM’s RB coach, was carted off in the 1st quarter per ESPN’s web site. Not a UM fan, but I hope he’s OK. He was one heck of a player.

Think I read he had a seizure. Not sure about any other details yet.
 
No matter how this game ends, Indiana really shut down the run of Michigan. Their offense is really not that good.
Trap game and they still win big in the end. You will see an entirely different level of intensity from Michigan next week. No different than their fans commenting on PSU's performance vs. Northwestern.
 
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Trap game and they still win big in the end. You will see an entirely different level of intensity from Michigan next week. No different than their fans commenting on PSU's performance vs. Northwestern.
Fair enough, but they are still a paper tiger, IMHO. Ohio State on the other hand, is the real deal.
 
Fair enough, but they are still a paper tiger, IMHO. Ohio State on the other hand, is the real deal.
I agree about the "paper tiger" comment assuming you mean not on the level of Ohio State. Michigan, Clemson, USC, Tennessee and maybe us and Oklahoma State are in that discussion for the 4th playoff spot. Michigan's definitely a top 10 or 12 team--not sure about 5 but top 10/12
 
Not watching it, and I don’t know, what impact it had, but Mike Hart, UM’s RB coach, was carted off in the 1st quarter per ESPN’s web site. Not a UM fan, but I hope he’s OK. He was one heck of a player.
Hope he’s okay too. Sadly, this is likely an adverse reaction to the so called vaccines, but it’ll never be considered as such.
 
Score was 10-7 Mich. IU ball on the ten yard line. QB rolls out and hits the tight end near the line of scrimmage and goes for a TD. No flag. Replay shows the TE was over the line of scrimmage y a yard so the block a back made was interference. Refs throw flag after the replay and take away a TD.

I don’t think is a reviewable play. Otherwise, every pass would be reviewed. And even though a TD was scored.......they don’t review all TD plays looking for penalties or half would be nullified for o,line holding or interference by receivers.
It’s reviewable…one of the criteria is determining if a pass was caught behind or past the line of scrimmage. None of those other things you mentioned are reviewable. (And every play is theoretically reviewed if there is something there to check)
 
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