I think that’s why it took them so long to review that play. They knew they screwed it up and we’re looking for anything they could find to try to fix it but there was nothing they can do to fix their incompetence on the initial call
Gameday Thread: TCU at West Virginia; Morning Moonshine Edition
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Armadillo
Full Member
I will rewatch the game tomorrow, but easily one of the worst calls I have seen. And you’re right, they still missed on the replay. Just very odd and very pathetic of this crew.
Nothing they could do? How about just correct the mistake. Seems like it would have been pretty easy to do.
Atomic Frawg
Full Member
You're showing your age.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
None of those calls were reviewable, the only thing they could do is review if a TCU player had touched the ball as the refs called on the field. If the review showed something close to the possibility that a Frog didn't touch it then I would bet money they would have given it back to us, but there was no way that would stand after what was on the review. They screwed up big time, and there was nothing they could do to reverse it based on the rules of what is reviewable.
FrogPreacher
Active Member
False information about Mary Magdalene.
East Coast
Tier 1
Riley didn’t either. That was all Max and Savion working together after the offsides
dawg
Active Member
Odd that he didn’t mention all their blatant offensive PIs and the kick interference clusterdarn that gifted them three points.Apparently the refs cost WVU the game. At least according to their coach on a pass interference non-call.
Under "What Neal Brown Said.."
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Or the holds... so many holds...
East Coast
Tier 1
I agree. And the worst part of it was one official got it right and was overruled by the other nincompoops.
East Coast
Tier 1
Don’t care. He’s upset that they had a shot to save his job and they blew it
The more they talked the worse it got. I swear all the training they do programs all the common sense out of these guys.
PurpleBlood87
Active Member
CryptoMiner
Active Member
Well Tech absolutely stunk it up at home this week. QBs throw 5 picks.
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
Our defense will help their road struggles on offense.
TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
After watching that game last night I don’t think much can help Tech’s offense.
Big Frog II
Active Member
Three QBs threw 5 interceptions together. That takes talent.
Horny 4 Life
Active Member
As a kid growing up in southwestern Pennsylvania, practically on the West Virginia border, I would frequently be able to listen to summertime Phillies broadcasts from their AM broad acting partner in Philadelphia. I never really understood how that was possible, and didn't bother to look into it, until now, thanks!For those who remarked how they heard WBAP in faraway places:
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Go Frogs!
Frog DJ
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As I said to Brewing, I actually worked on one of those 250,000 watt Mexican stations back in late 73/early 74.
The station threw a huge cocktail party the night we signed on the huge transmitter, and we brought in big time advertising and broadcasting execs from all over the country.
Things were going great until 10 pm, when the rock-crushing plant down the street shut down for the night, and the current doubled on the line (Mexico didn’t have regulators on their lines).
The massive surge of power fried the transmitter with all those VIPs watching. My boss handed me his drink, said, “I quit,” walked to his car and drove home without another word.
It took our engineering staff almost 6 weeks to repair the damage. Luckily we still had the old 50,000 watt transmitter available for use, but the damage was done to our reputation.
Ah, the days of my youth…
Go Frogs!
The station threw a huge cocktail party the night we signed on the huge transmitter, and we brought in big time advertising and broadcasting execs from all over the country.
Things were going great until 10 pm, when the rock-crushing plant down the street shut down for the night, and the current doubled on the line (Mexico didn’t have regulators on their lines).
The massive surge of power fried the transmitter with all those VIPs watching. My boss handed me his drink, said, “I quit,” walked to his car and drove home without another word.
It took our engineering staff almost 6 weeks to repair the damage. Luckily we still had the old 50,000 watt transmitter available for use, but the damage was done to our reputation.
Ah, the days of my youth…
Go Frogs!
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BrewingFrog
Was I supposed to type something here?
Game Highlights:
The holding going on in the WVA line is fairly blatant. Egad...
The holding going on in the WVA line is fairly blatant. Egad...
