You're not my peer
The actions were in no way an apology--nor do we know what they said to the coach
Refs Strike Again at Michigan
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The actions were in no way an apology--nor do we know what they said to the coach
I easily won but the fact you don't believe so is why you should keep fighting with Kaspy
LOL--they Big Ten didn't even say "too tight" let alone admitted anything--see all the links saying they didn't admit an error not the one Minnesota fan that wrote they did
Again, Petersen isn't an expert and Mike Pereira didn't say that
Not everyone agrees the call was wrong.
Correct, OJ was never found guilty and never admit guilt so you can believe he was guilty but can't say he was convicted or admitted guilt--just like the Big Ten never admitted they were wrong
Story from Minneapolis with no quote--if you read the article he's saying based on what Fleck supposedly was told
You guys can't even use links correctly
We are your peers. And we have found you GUILTY of being wrong.
We know exactly what was said to the coach. It was reported, and the Big Ten did not refute the report. Henceforth, it is accepted as accurate reporting. You lose again.
Coach Peterson isn't an expert in football?
BWHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA.......
You're way beneath me as you can't even read
We don't know--were you on the call?
Who reported it? Just from the press conference?
If the Big Ten took time to refute it then it would just continue the story
You're desperate here as per usual
He's not a rules expert--he's probably drunk when he said that
Ask Washington fans on his "expertise"
Mike Pereira, Fox's rules analyst, disagreed with the call in real time on the broadcast. It was "awfully close," he said.
"I don't think he's offside. ... I don't think he's breaking the plane," Pereira said. The play is not reviewable.
No he just comments on football for network TV because he's drunk and doesn't know anything......
BWHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....
This is a case of "just keep him talking." lol...
Wait--people complain nonstop here about every that does games and know you're saying because he does a game he's an expert
Blackledge didn't know that the intentional grounding against Illinois correct and he's one of the best in the business
Petersen is not
Not at all as you keep showing
Just because a handful of people side with you that dislike me doesn't make you right
Handful?
It was a bad call. Now it is in the history books as a bad call. Why do you hate the facts of history?
Never heard one complaint about Petersen. Great coach. Coached some really good teams.
I'm going to have to put this in the same bucket as the offside call was the right call. lol...
His opinion of the matter isn't in question. I think you are ridiculous, silly and unserious. Because you are.
Handful...name the people on this board arguing that agree that the Big Ten admitted fault
It won't even be remembered in a month by anyone other than those still arguing about it
You are wrong. Peria said it was not offsides. This is on film. You are desperate. Michigan got a huge break with a bad call and you don't want to admit it. Also, they (the B10), Peiria no one have never said it was the correct call. Only you. LOL!
You've never heard any complaints about him? lol
Great you don't follow football nationally...Blackledge was wrong about something way more basic and he's far superior but Petersen knows all
You are wrong. Your opinion on this play is ignorant.
I'm telling you all go forever on this. Love it!!
He didn't. Read the quote. He uses the word "think" twice because he's unsure.
All programs get breaks. Why would I be unable to admit that?
The Big Ten has never said it was wrong. There's no need to say it's correct. They'd just issue a statement about the play itself saying replay wasn't a option as we all know
Not wrong nor ignorant
I'm enjoying the conversation. Just wish you all added value to it.
You're a masochist. Hey, remember when you claimed this was the correct call?!? Bahahahaha.
It was so correct that they decided to put another official on the line of scrimmage to ensure it's never made again, LandoComasochist.
Nope they put another official there so two officials instead of one will call it and people will stop bitching. Not once did they say it was done due to the call being wrong as you know
Not at all in question. If he were the ref, he wouldn't have made the call. That should be crystal clear even to you... lol...
Not one complaint ever. All I know is that he was a head coach for some 14 years and you weren't.
Just about everyone in this thread not of the handle LandoCommando.
It will be remembered all season due to the new rules in place to prevent such a bad call. Maybe even into future seasons. Calls so egregious that they impact how officials officiate are noteworthy.
He wasn't the ref. And he didn't have to make it live. No one knows what he would have called including him
And...Matt Millen was a GM in the NFL and even you know more than him. Coaches are very rarely rule experts. See Franklin
See how many names you get
It won't be remembered at all...just by those desperate to believe there's a conspiracy. Even Fleck understands it didn't impact the outcome. Unless you think that's a lie
LOL... You can take a look.
The rules were changed. It will forever be known as the scUM rule. Fleck understands that he would have had an opportunity to win the game had the call been correct. Everyone knows that except you.
Not at all. I had to explain both penalties that Blackledge couldn't in the game on Saturday. We should all know the rules. Very few analysts and coaches do.
See the Titans ST coach screaming at his guy for not fair catching a ball that wasn't live on Monday night. He had no clue.
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