It sure looked like Taylor was in on 2nd and goal

Brilliant play calling, Stanford

 

Should be TD

Edited October 13, 201213 yr by Brian

He's clearly in on the 4th down play.

Man these ND announcers are biased. That's a TD.

That is clearly a touchdown. LOFL at that not being overturned. Refs at all levels are an absolute joke.

Figures. ND got every close call in the final few minutes.

horrible call.

That is clearly a touchdown. LOFL at that not being overturned. Refs at all levels are an absolute joke.

 

The 4th quarter and overtime was as much of a joke as you'll see in college football.

The 4th quarter and overtime was as much of a joke as you'll see in college football.

 

Without question.

 

I wanna punch Holtz.

Edited October 13, 201213 yr by Brian

Without question.

 

Still thought it was pretty clear Taylor was in on 2nd and goal.

Ed Hochuli's son doesn't deserve that last name.

Still thought it was pretty clear Taylor was in on 2nd and goal.

 

He scored on second and 4th down.

With WVU and Geno losing, watch the media push for Te'o for Heisman now. He probably wasn't even one of the 3 best defensive players on the field today (Nix, Tuitt, Chase Thomas).

Edited October 13, 201213 yr by fathom

With WVU and Geno losing, watch the media push for Te'o for Heisman now. He probably wasn't even one of the 3 best defensive players on the field today (Nix, Tuitt, Chase Thomas).

If Suh didn't win the Heisman, I don't see Te'o winning it. It's so hard for a defensive player to win. There would have to be no standout players on offense. Besides, if Griffin can win at Baylor then Geno can win with WVU picking up 2-3 losses.

Figures. ND got every close call in the final few minutes.

Every 4th quarter call always.

Beckman has to be he worst hire in college football.

@MikePereira

We

have looked at ND/STA last play from every angle & feel that it is a

TD. Progress was not ruled & runner was not down. Ball broke plain.

 

‏@MikePereira

The

fact that the whistle may or may not have been blown is irrelevant. The

play is reviewed and when the whistle blew has no bearing.

 

@MikePereira

People are saying progress is not reviewable. It is in relation to a first down or the goal line.

 

@MikePereira

The hit on Golson was not helmet to helmet. It was upper arm to helmet, which to me is not a foul.

 

Edited October 13, 201213 yr by fathom

Don't let Teddy Greenstein see those tweets.

@MikePereira

The hit on Golson was not helmet to helmet. It was upper arm to helmet, which to me is not a foul.

Thanks for sharing. The TD call was obvious, but this one also bothered me live. I thought live that was absurd and the replay confirmed. The QB was not down, however, it looked a bit dirty because he was definitely going down. Regardless, it was legal. ND got every questionable or close call down the stretch. It was beyond belief.

Indiana beating Ohio State in the 2nd quarter? Stop teasing me, jerks.

Refs in the ND-Stanford game were PAC-12 officials. Whining about the refs is for losers.

Refs in the ND-Stanford game were PAC-12 officials. Whining about the refs is for losers.

 

Tv said they were Big East

Refs in the ND-Stanford game were PAC-12 officials. Whining about the refs is for losers.

 

Yeah, when the refs decide a game like they did for Notre Dame it is isn't whining to point out that they were a joke.

Tv said they were Big East

 

On field referees are from the visiting team's conference, replay official is from home team's conference.

Yeah, when the refs decide a game like they did for Notre Dame it is isn't whining to point out that they were a joke.

 

Not being able to get half a yard in three plays is a joke, and pointing things out about the refs is for losers.