USF gets Robbed and Mugged

[NovaBuc]

 Thing is, if it's a judgement call they can judge that it was them intentionally moving the ball forward after seeing the replay. It can go either way, so not surprised to see it overturned. I thought it was intentional when seeing it. Still, the flag is the part that totally mystifies me. If I recall, replay cannot be used to overturn a penalty. In this case, it seems like it was used to call one. That's just wrong, but here's hoping the call is irrelevant at the end of the day.

[olafberserker]

 Thing is, if it's a judgement call they can judge that it was them intentionally moving the ball forward after seeing the replay. It can go either way, so not surprised to see it overturned. I thought it was intentional when seeing it. Still, the flag is the part that totally mystifies me. If I recall, replay cannot be used to overturn a penalty. In this case, it seems like it was used to call one. That's just wrong, but here's hoping the call is irrelevant at the end of the day.

Since when can they overturn calls without indisputable evidence. 

[BucsBullsBolts]

I was the biggest Boise St. supporter and even conversed with fans on a BSU board last year.  Never did I encounter any fans there like you, even when I brokedown the OK game and picked BSU to win. 

You sound surprised that you weren't given any grief on a BSU board for picking BSU to beat OK....... I know it's bad form to use the word stupid but sometimes there's just no way around it.

Yeah, I suppose you never made a typo when typing on a message board.  Oops, I bow down to you.

I picked OK, not BSU.  Sorry your royal anus.

That was a typo?? Kind of went right along with the rest of your brilliant observations...

I was the biggest Boise St. supporter and even conversed with fans on a BSU board last year.  Never did I encounter any fans there like you, even when I brokedown the OK game and picked BSU to win. 

You sound surprised that you weren't given any grief on a BSU board for picking BSU to beat OK....... I know it's bad form to use the word stupid but sometimes there's just no way around it.

Yeah, I suppose you never made a typo when typing on a message board.  Oops, I bow down to you.

I picked OK, not BSU.  Sorry your royal anus.

That was a typo?? Kind of went right along with the rest of your brilliant observations...

Not a typo in the fact that I spelled "the" "teh," but in typing and not proofreading I typed the wrong acronym.  Sue me.

The fact that you have to use such things as a way of insulting really shows me you have run out of arguments to make your case.

[BucsBullsBolts]

The fact that you have to use such things as a way of insulting really shows me you have run out of arguments to make your case.

Not really. I don't like to waste time repeating myself over and over again.

The fact that you have to use such things as a way of insulting really shows me you have run out of arguments to make your case.

Not really. I don't like to waste time repeating myself over and over again.

I just spit out my prune juice on that one!

Again, you broke down the game with "facts" that were false.  When that was pointed out you decided to go into an open debate.  You think your intelligient, you're actually not very smart at all about this.

Dude, you couldn't breakdown a 2 year old's lego castle if you tried, much less break down a football game.  About the only thing you can do is attack people personally, because that is all you have shown.

I was the biggest Boise St. supporter and even conversed with fans on a BSU board last year.  Never did I encounter any fans there like you, even when I brokedown the OK game and picked BSU to win. 

You sound surprised that you weren't given any grief on a BSU board for picking BSU to beat OK....... I know it's bad form to use the word stupid but sometimes there's just no way around it.

Yeah, I suppose you never made a typo when typing on a message board.  Oops, I bow down to you.

I picked OK, not BSU.  Sorry your royal anus.

[BucsBullsBolts]

I've noticed the only people deemed smart in the cfb board are the onest rooting for USF.

Actually, I think most of the posters on the cfb are smart (with the exceptions being the two kids, jake and Sarge) ...... it's just the ones rooting for USF say less dumb things than their counterparts. 

[krazybuc]

Again, you broke down the game with "facts" that were false. When that was pointed out you decided to go into an open debate. You think your intelligient, you're actually not very smart at all about this.

I've noticed the only people deemed smart in the cfb board are the onest rooting for USF.

which is pretty ironic.

[olafberserker]

Sticking your nose where it doesn't belong I see.   That was  specific reference to a specific poster.  I haven't made any references to your intelligience.  You're just acting like a jerk, which is your right.

[olafberserker]

Again, you broke down the game with "facts" that were false.  When that was pointed out you decided to go into an open debate.  You think your intelligient, you're actually not very smart at all about this.

[BucsBullsBolts]

I was the biggest Boise St. supporter and even conversed with fans on a BSU board last year.  Never did I encounter any fans there like you, even when I brokedown the OK game and picked BSU to win. 

You sound surprised that you weren't given any grief on a BSU board for picking BSU to beat OK....... I know it's bad form to use the word stupid but sometimes there's just no way around it.

When in doubt go to the "bandwagon fan" card.  Spoken like a true blow hard.  Truth is that fans like yourself of "big" schools can't handle the fact that "little" or less "traditional" football schools like the USF's, Rutgers, WVU's, Boise State's, Fresno State's, etc. that used to be lucky to get press across their state are now getting it across the country and are recognized on the national scene.  Not only that, but in recent years coaches like Rodriguez at WVU, Schiano at Rutgers, and Leavitt at USF have chosen to stay at their respective schools to continue the momentum and to further develop their programs as opposed to jumping at chances to coach at the "big and traditional" schools.  Even in the "big" conferences teams like Kentucky, South Carolina, Kansas, Arizona State, Oregon, Wake Forest are in the national picture while you have Tennessee with 3 losses, FSU and Miami in disarray, USC losing to Stanford, Notre Dame just terrible, etc.  All this exposure and success leads to even greater recruiting opportunities, which further thins the "herd" of superstars going to these "big and traditional" schools and creates an even more level playing field.  It's just getting started so get used to it. 

Nope, I don't have any doubt at all.  I had you pegged a long, long time ago.

Look back to where this started, you couldn't handle an outside opinion on a FOOTBALL GAME!  Rather than state your views on the game you decided to attack me personally, along with a few of your cronies.  Typical tactic by people who are uneducated. 

I actually like the fact of smaller teams competing.  IMO parity is a great thing.  It can only help push CFB to where it needs to be, and that is a playoff.  So I encourage the smaller schools and even root for them.  The unfortunate consequence, however, is it brings out fans like you who can't rely on anything other than personal attacks to defend their team. 

I was the biggest Boise St. supporter and even conversed with fans on a BSU board last year.  Never did I encounter any fans there like you, even when I brokedown the OK game and picked BSU to win. 

Interesting.....

[olafberserker]

When in doubt go to the "bandwagon fan" card.  Spoken like a true blow hard.  Truth is that fans like yourself of "big" schools can't handle the fact that "little" or less "traditional" football schools like the USF's, Rutgers, WVU's, Boise State's, Fresno State's, etc. that used to be lucky to get press across their state are now getting it across the country and are recognized on the national scene.  Not only that, but in recent years coaches like Rodriguez at WVU, Schiano at Rutgers, and Leavitt at USF have chosen to stay at their respective schools to continue the momentum and to further develop their programs as opposed to jumping at chances to coach at the "big and traditional" schools.  Even in the "big" conferences teams like Kentucky, South Carolina, Kansas, Arizona State, Oregon, Wake Forest are in the national picture while you have Tennessee with 3 losses, FSU and Miami in disarray, USC losing to Stanford, Notre Dame just terrible, etc.  All this exposure and success leads to even greater recruiting opportunities, which further thins the "herd" of superstars going to these "big and traditional" schools and creates an even more level playing field.  It's just getting started so get used to it.