[Husker] possible change in policy?

[Mark Landin]

Maybe it was a change in policy, or maybe it was just all a figment of
our imagination that there was an anti-NU policy in the first place.

On 12/6/10, gscratch1 at comcast.net <gscratch1 at comcast.net> wrote:
>
>>And with all the negatives we saw in the CCG, I'm happy to note the
>>officiating seemed quite competent and fair. Nice to see a close game
>>decided by the players, not the refs. NU and OU kept NU out of the
>>BCS, not the refs or the league office.
>
> I was thinking this, and the lack of bad calls during the Colorado game, as
> well.   Is it possible that the officials were told not
> to continue to the nonsense of the aTm game?  With as game as close as this
> one was, one bad call could have made the
> difference.
>
> Glen in IL
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