On the Refs and "favorable" Calls

[Caneadian]

Man you are absolutely correct. Was thinking precise

Yeah, that **** really ****ed me off. You could literally call a penalty on every single play. Don’t act like we were getting some great advantage.
To be completely honest, I haven’t seen it again, but I thought there was a clear block in the back on the kickoff return for a TD maybe not much but hey…

100% you could call a penalty on every play and these a$$ holes are nit picking Miami plays. You can't make it up

 

[TooColdToHold]

What I can't take anymore, is any uncalled foul against Miami they bring in the "expert" and discuss how it should have been a call.

They didnt do that for UL fouls that werent called. Like shut the **** up

There was a clear agenda. It was really unprofessional.

 

[StPeteCane]

The fact that anyone on this planet could actually think that the referees favor Miami in any way is absolutely hilarious.

This.

 

[We'retheBoss]

The general public gets in a tizzy because the "controversial" plays are happening at the end of the game, and they aren't watching the entire game to see all the impactful blown calls going against us, such as the VT FG with multiple #17s on the field simultaneously, or the Cal TD where the ball carrier stepped out of bounds at midfield.

 

[The canesman]

No one historically has been ref ****ed more then the canes.
I like to think of it as Ref Retribution.

 

[TheEye]

How long did that ref take to flag intentional grounding? It could not have been more obvious!

 

[swat1]

No call on the blatant pic play on Cisco that gave them a TD

 

[Trav]

Much like everything these days, peoples personal agendas cloud, their opinions and perception.
It was downright comical for them, the announcers, to laugh off the illegal pick on the Louisville touchdown.

Speaking of which the offensive p.i. on Arroyo on the first drive was pretty weak I thought.

 

[ssvir]

Speaking of which the offensive p.i. on Arroyo on the first drive was pretty weak I thought.

Nah. He bumped the DB unnecessarily but calling that should have called the same thing on L'Ville

 

[firstandcanes]

Fans are going to ***** about calls going against them, especially when it is close. But this is Miami, everyone is going to hate us. I say bring it on.

 

[Dude]

I gotta be honest. I've always called it how I see it, and the 3 controversial calls Miami has been involved in --

The VTECH Hail Mary
The Cal Targeting
The Lville Fumble

Were all pretty cut and dry reviews correctly overturned. Obviously I'm biased as a Miami fan, but I don't know how anyone could really dispute any of them.

Losing alot of respect for CFB fans.

We are the heel. Enjoy being the heel. Most of us like that we are the heel.

 

[fraggle]

Again X has a TD eliminated by th refs, 1 today and 1 at Cal

 

[MiamisMoperiestMopes]

How long did that ref take to flag intentional grounding? It could not have been more obvious!

Do you watch other games? Its common. Just happened in bammer/tenneseee.

 

[xbobdog]

There was a clear agenda. It was really unprofessional.

I get what you are saying. But the announcers were ridiculous in their adoration of Cam all game. If there is an agenda, it is to be controversial and hyperbolic, not anti Miami.

 

[mirasuegui]

The non holding calls go both ways. They simply were not calling it today.

that's the problem they are not called, then one is called and kills us> The pick called on Arroyo okay, be consistent, then they picked Kiko, and nothing.