Did we ever get a good angle at the TD against us? Live, I thought I saw the ball move as well.

"It's not the yards or numbers, it's the timing. IIRC, Tim Donaghy talked about this. You can't call a blatantly bad game, because it's blatantly bad, but you can pick and choose what fouls/penalties you call and when. Need to shave some points or kill a drive? Call the right penalties or ignore them completely and you can make or break a team."


This. And it is SO evident.

classof92 said:

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Not saying these guys are experts but the morning radio show The Ticket, called the targeting against the Texas receive more serious.

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Your source of truth is The Ticket! BWAHAHAHA!!!
There might not be a group of men that knows less than that collection. And right now most of their crew is on vacation, so it's likely some board op that they need to fill in until the normal staff of know-nothing hosts get back on air.

Heisenberg01 said:

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classof92 said:

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Not saying these guys are experts but the morning radio show The Ticket, called the targeting against the Texas receive more serious.

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Your source of truth is The Ticket! BWAHAHAHA!!!
There might not be a group of men that knows less than that collection. And right now most of their crew is on vacation, so it's likely some board op that they need to fill in until the normal staff of know-nothing hosts get back on air.

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I wouldn't take that sip seriously. He ignores the 100's of experts saying it was clearly targeting and then wants to use a sip analysis on why the game was fair.

Seems a lot more Ags complaining about the non targeting call than Sun Devil fans. Not another group in football so fixated on another program (or its alleged deep state control of every ref and sports network).
Kinda funny and kinda sad.

To ASU it's a "bad non-call that happened"

To A&M it's a "bad non-call that happened again, again."

levypantsEOY said:

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Seems a lot more Ags complaining about the non targeting call than Sun Devil fans. Not another group in football so fixated on another program (or its alleged deep state control of every ref and sports network).
Kinda funny and kinda sad.

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May seem that way because you are on an Aggie forum.

How about you go over to an ASU forum and see what they are talking about?

Judgement calls open the door for referee bias and we've certainly seen plenty of that with the sips.

SA-AG72 said:

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Judgement calls open the door for referee bias and we've certainly seen plenty of that with the sips.

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From Sundevil Source forum:
"There were a lot of "missed calls" in texas's favor. Texas finally cheated their way to a win with a little help from their "friends" just like it was supposed to be."

Stinky T said:

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Then why don't they "let the players determine" every game? Why does that become the priority in playoff games? Taafe actually got away with another targeting earlier. It was the play where he was injured with an obvious neck stinger. He initiated contact with the crown on that play, and suffered a neck injury due to that. Why is targeting out the window in playoff games, but important in all other games? Why are you ok with that?

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Might as well do rock, paper and scissors. At least an opposing team has a better chance getting a call.

Heard the ticket as well. It was the Hardline by Corby and Bob. Bob, an Aggie, said it was an obvious target but a good no call. So many other calls missed. Corby, a Sooner agreed. They both said to think there is a conspiracy is ridiculous.

classof92 said:

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it was an obvious target but a good no call.

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It's either an obvious target OR a good no call. It cannot be both.

AustinAg2K said:

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Today's call is up there with the Big 12 Championship where Colt McCoy threw the ball out of bounds to end the game, only to have refs add back a second.

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I'm the biggest sip-hater there is but there was a second on the clock in that game. Nothing like the non-targeting call last week.