The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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My 10 yr old was guilty of throwing a water bottle on to the field after the OPI. Didn't know whether to be mad or proud.
Why do Big12 refs hate TCU?
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TxFrog1999
The Man Behind The Curtain
Was it the one from the west side right before we snapped the ball?
The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog
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No but that one was very impressive. His throw came from the north end zone.
bmoney214
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I think that one was from the guy a few rows in front of me in 102. There were a few nice throws from my area. Good job 102, some of them may have come from the 200s.
bmoney214
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HToady
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Actually best call of the night. It got us out of our funk and afterwards we played our best ball of the night…
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
He has to know the rule. You can't do that. Really hurt compounded by kicking the ball out of bounds to give them the ball at midfield.
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
Big 12 refs are the most incompetent bunch in football. Have been for years.
I said at the game they seem to have it out for TCU. But I bet every other team in the league feels the same way.
It got ugly in the stadium on the OPI call. It needed to be. TCU fans had had enough at that point (not just last night's game) and the refs and the Big 12 need to see that frustration and level of incompetence and decide if they are ever going to address and fix it.
Hoover was likely one more word from being ejected. Have never seen him animated like that.
The football gods delivered justice on the ensuing punt.
I said at the game they seem to have it out for TCU. But I bet every other team in the league feels the same way.
It got ugly in the stadium on the OPI call. It needed to be. TCU fans had had enough at that point (not just last night's game) and the refs and the Big 12 need to see that frustration and level of incompetence and decide if they are ever going to address and fix it.
Hoover was likely one more word from being ejected. Have never seen him animated like that.
The football gods delivered justice on the ensuing punt.
Paint It Purple
Active Member
But legal to act a fool in all manner of other ways.
Paint It Purple
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Depends. How far a throw was it?
TopFrog
Lifelong Frog
So I just realized they called the OPI on McAllister? I thought it was four Manjack's cross that led to the defenders colliding. Still the receiver can't run an inside hook? He didn't run into the receiver.
This is exactly why I think it is a dumb rule. They are way more egregious things players do that aren’t flags these days. Also let’s not act like there innocent amateurs anymore either.
This did remind of last year at UT when an equally egregious PI call was made and the whole student section threw water bottles on the field. During the clean up they showed the replay over and over again. Then after 10 minutes of watching the replay the officiating crew announced that after discussion there was no PI.
It also amazing how that we got one of the biggest Ball Don’t Lie moments of all time. I think that punt was heat seeking and just looking for a unknowing CU player to hit.
It also amazing how that we got one of the biggest Ball Don’t Lie moments of all time. I think that punt was heat seeking and just looking for a unknowing CU player to hit.
froginmn
Fan Club
Posted in another thread, this action after a long play last night was not called taunting/UC.
bmoney214
Full Member
Live, we thought it had something to do with Manjack also. Where the flag came in at and the way he kind of threw his hands up in the air. At first I thought maybe it was a block in the back or something like that, just judging by Manjack's reaction.
LisaLT
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I assume the league reviews games and penalties. They certainly did on this one: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor...oses-assignment-missouri-kansas/86057176007/#
tcudoc
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I was actually not far from this when it happened. He was actually enquiring about the status of Clark’s post game plans to gather and break bread with a friend they have in common. Completely innocent conversation in my opinion.
gohornedfrogs
Tier 1
From what I heard, it sounded like he was asking him if he wanted the chicken Marsala or the prime rib. Caterer needed to know.
Bruce Berry
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who were they
