[Husker] WOW

[Scott Lawson]

Smart no-call at the end I think, both teams had about 20 players on the field, so if they called too many men on the field for NU (which the radio was suggesting) they would've had to call it on Michigan too. I also think Bowman's pass defense near the end was pass interference, but I think Nunn's catch should've been a TD (I think it was Nunn, had WAY too many Labatt's at Hooters- of course, as soon as me and friends cheered the opening td, a bunch of idiots 800 miles away from either team started rooting for Michigan. I love how people will spend more effort rooting against a team than rooting for their own team. Guys with Miami hats on were giving us crap. Of course, I got the last word at the end, and no one really wanted to discuss it in the parking lot! (one of the few advantages of being 6'3" 310)
   
  GBR!
   
  Scott

Lee <lwilmart at tvsonline.net> wrote:
  There were quite a few bad calls, the "bad" announcers even referred to many 
bad calls and the end of the game ended on a foul that was not called 
against Nebraska and if it had been could have led to a Michigan win: shades 
of Nebraska/Oklahoma games.

Calls were bad on both sides.

Bad calls or not the players on both sides played one terrific game.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tony Lambert" 
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Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 11:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Husker] WOW


Why do you think the refs called a bad game ?

Tony Lambert
----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 11:29 PM
Subject: [Husker] WOW


> Toss out the poor Refereeing and bad Announcers and give praise to our
> Huskers. What an edge of my chair game both
> teams played.
>
> The season is over arm chair quarterbacks: let's look forward to next
> year.
>
> Lee Wilmart
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