More Proof that the Pac officials are the worst

[SoCalTrjn]

First they wrongly take a TD away from USC that had to be put back on the scoreboard 2 hours after the game was over

Now

They have now said that Oregon players can no longer make the "O" symbol with their hands stating that it is taunting. I guess all celebrating is next.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/b ... aaf-wp6240

political correctness is a joke

[Mikey]

First they wrongly take a TD away from USC that had to be put back on the scoreboard 2 hours after the game was over

Now

They have now said that Oregon players can no longer make the "O" symbol with their hands stating that it is taunting. I guess all celebrating is next.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/b ... aaf-wp6240

political correctness is a joke

Guess you didn't read the entire link.



Now, if SC players started waving used condoms at opponents, that would probably be flagged.

[SoCalTrjn]

he link was updated

[The Seer]

I thought it was established a long time ago that no further proof was needed.

[Left Seater]

First they wrongly take a TD away from USC that had to be put back on the scoreboard 2 hours after the game was over

FAIL


The error was on your Trojan game day staff. Officials don't run the scoreboard, the home team does. Officials often run the game clock and 25 second clock but those are in a different room in the pressbox. The guy running the scoreboard didn't put the final score up which is his fault, not the officials. Further if the whole USC team didn't run on the field (as if they had just won a national title) while the game was still going on this is a non issue. All the PAC 12 did was clarify the score since media was giving the incorrect score. The foul report turned into the teams and NCAA listed the final as 23-14.

USC scoreboard operator Kyle Lucas confirmed that the 23-14 score was posted briefly but said he took it down after seeing the penalty flag. He said members of the statistics crew told him not to re-post the points. The statistics crew is made up of students and SID staff.

[buckeye_in_sc]

also Idiot...Ohio State players were flagged for that shit LAST YEAR in the michigan game...

maybe if NIKE didn't put the EMBLEM there in the first place this would be a non-issue...Alabama kids did it in the Natti game a couple of years ago...but like I said OSU had I think 3 penalities called on them last year for that shit...

it's not just the Pac 12 officials dumbfuck

[M Club]

the flags osu got for the hand gesture thing were g'eh but the larger point is that those gestures were manufactured by nike and had nothing to do with tradition, whereas oregon has been doing the O for...i don't know, but before nike started dressing schools like storm trooper academies. if oregon's going to get penalized for the O then texas needs to get flagged for the hook 'em sign as well as all the buttfuck teams they play who drop the upside down horns. probably should get penalized for holding up your index finger because the other team will feel bad that they're only second-best that day.

[Goober McTuber]

Every time I see the "O" salute I am reminded of my ex-girlfriend and the reason why I left her.

[Dinsdale]

The O has been declared legal, as long as it's not done towards an O-pponent.

But one day after that got sorted out, the PAC banned Duck Lips from the stadium.


And no, not these Duck Lips:




They mean the duckbill-shaped duck call thingies the fans bring (which were technically banned 10 years ago, but it went over about as well as the alcohol ban in Autzen).

[Dinsdale]

It's "Natty."

I have a feeling that term will be used for a long time -- coined by All-American Cliff Harris last year...

Quack Quack

Speaking of... Tom Brady threw for 500+ Monday night. But he fell short of the NFL record, held by... Quack Quack

[Dinsdale]

Jeebus Sam, been under a rock for the last year?

"Natty" = "National Championship Game."

Duh.

(And since you're etymology-challenged... "Duh" comes from the Russian word meaning "yes," and has morphed into "yes, it's quite obvious" in Americanese.)

[Goober McTuber]

It's "Natty."

I have a feeling that term will be used for a long time -- coined by All-American Cliff Harris last year...

Okay. I'm officially lost. Although that isn't unusual, this time I'm really confused.

Cornhole? Never heard of it.

Alabama game with Natty? WTF is buckeye referring to?

National championship game. The Natty.

[Mikey]

It's "Natty."

I have a feeling that term will be used for a long time -- coined by All-American Cliff Harris last year...

Okay. I'm officially lost. Although that isn't unusual, this time I'm really confused.

Cornhole? Never heard of it.

Alabama game with Natty? WTF is buckeye referring to?

National championship game. The Natty.

But...it wasn't in Cincinatti was it?

:?

[SoCalTrjn]

The O has been declared legal, as long as it's not done towards an O-pponent.

But one day after that got sorted out, the PAC banned Duck Lips from the stadium.


And no, not these Duck Lips:




They mean the duckbill-shaped duck call thingies the fans bring (which were technically banned 10 years ago, but it went over about as well as the alcohol ban in Autzen).

No artificial noise makers should be permitted in stadiums, cow bells, duck calls, thunder sticks, those faggoty kazzoos on steroids the soccer fans blow on... if you cant make the noise on your own, then you cant make the noise.

[Sirfindafold]

Alabama kids did it in the Natti game a couple of years ago

I don't recall playing Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Tech. Typical SEC OOC game. Surprised they went out on the road for this one.

[Screw_Michigan]

LSU is at W VA this weekend. Does that still count as leaving "The South (TM)?"

[Dinsdale]

LSU has/had Oregon and UWV OOC, plus a cupcake -- if they run the table, no one can bitch about SoS.

[Waz]

wow I like that pic. what are they doing? practicing swallowing?