3Miami wearing them down. The SEC Physicality. Pushing Indiana around.
It starts happening in third quarter

That was a pretty good fake

Dude we get it you don't know ball. Go read the rule. You can hit defenseless players. Just not in the head or neck area. Take your slow comments somewhere else.

Emilio Fantastico said:

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Refs missed an obvious false start on the TD.

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Obvious QB false starts are not obvious to BDF refs

Miami wearing them down. The SEC Physicality. Pushing Indiana around.
It starts happening in third quarter

Two words for Miami from here on out: Ride. Fletcher.

Great goal line misdirection play for touchdown. Hope Wiggins remembers this play.

Miami has decided that since the refs are not going to call any penalties, they are just going to commit them with reckless abandon.

Ha! Double wrong conference post.

Great design on that Fletcher TD using Toney as a decoy.

agneck said:

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Miami wearing them down. The SEC Physicality. Pushing Indiana around.
It starts happening in third quarter

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Miami isn't in the SEC...

KCup17 said:

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DGrimesAg92 said:

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KCup17 said:

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DGrimesAg92 said:

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KCup17 said:

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Sparkie said:

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Thats targeting

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lol no shot

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No shot of a bdf ref calling it, yes correct.

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Didn't lead with crown of helmet. Didn't launch. No chance it's targeting

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It's ok, you obviously don't understand the rule of defenseless players. It was the definition of a defenseless player.

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Forcible contact to the head or neck area of a defenseless player. Forcible contact didn't occur at the head or neck area.

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WRONG!!

"A player is defenseless when they are especially vulnerable to injury because of their position or situation. Common examples include:
A receiver in the act of catching a pass or who has not had time to protect themselves after the catch"

"What makes the hit illegal?

"A hit becomes illegal when a defender:
1. Makes forcible contact
Significant force (not just incidental contact)

AND
2. Targets a defenseless player by:
Contacting the head or neck area, OR
Leading with the crown (top) of the helmet, OR
Launching upward into the player

You do not need helmet-to-helmet contact for it to be targeting."


LAUNCHING UPWARD INTO A DEFENSELESS RECEIVER

the more coolest guy said:

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Two words for Miami from here on out: Ride. Fletcher.

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Exactly. when you have a Derrick Henry 2.0 use him.

Great play. Klein hasn't had a good goal line play since…… well….. I dunno

Charlie 31 said:

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Emilio Fantastico said:

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Refs missed an obvious false start on the TD.

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Obvious QB false starts are not obvious to BDF refs

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This was the guard and tackle on the side they ran to.

agneck said:

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Miami wearing them down. The SEC Physicality. Pushing Indiana around.
It starts happening in third quarter

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Yeah man, brother preach on, you got this!

I kinda want to see Fletcher win this on his own. Dude would have a heck of a story

Miami defense worn out.

We held Miami to the least points this year. So I guess you could say we got that going for us.

They've barely been on the field this half

Holding on 37

It's go time for IU.

These refs do not know what holding is

Tergdor said:

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They've barely been on the field this half

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they dont substitute much and the first half was brutal. after all the arm tackles, I am just guessing they are tired

The only playbook that's really consistent is that of the announcers. So many moronic comments so little time to post them.

These refs are so ****ing blind

Hold wouldn't have mattered there. He ran the wrong route

Another no call. "Let em play" my ass.

Emilio Fantastico said:

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These refs are so ****ing blind

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It's not a big, it's a feature

These thugs have gotten away with murder all playoff long

Its ridiculojs

The amount the db's and OL (both teams) have been allowed to hold this game is amazing.

I bet the officials will decide to make a call at the end that significantly influences the game that they haven't been calling earlier.

Miami going with the theory that these refs won't call every penalty so why not keep committing them.

The refs are currently taking bids. Their game deciding penalty call will come when their price is met.

Sure looks like Miami has the refs and the replay booth in their back pocket

MOAggieFan said:

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Miami going with the theory that these refs won't call every penalty so why not keep committing them.

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Which is exactly what they should be doing. These refs are embarrassing.