FSU vs OU in game
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2011 1:34 am
Living up to hype with five minutes to go in first half.
Very disappointed in Big 12 officials so far. Missed calls both ways and half assed calls that were made.
Just as an example take the OU drive for a FG late in first half. Long pass to Broyles which is completed but FSU should have been called for the elbow to the head. Then next play is a swing pass to the RB but it was sprung by a hold by the WR which was not called. Then a shit call on the next play for a slap to the helmet which was in fact the DB just saying good play for the WR's block. Damn shame the Zebras don't have their heads in this game.
On another note not sure how you punish those that truly head hunt but something more has to be done. The hit that sent the FSU WR to the hospital would have been a TD but for the dual hits to the head. The WR was asleep instantly and would have scored, but for the dual head shot. Meanwhile he is out for the game while the OU players get to continue. FSU should have had the lead there at that point. May or may not have a bearing on the outcome. Similar play happened in the UCLA vs UT game. The Texas WR knocked the DB out for the game on a head shot, but the WR gets to make two big plays in the second half while the UCLA player watches from the sideline.
Granted I know it is a violent game, but when the players are put out on a head shot and the offender gets to stay in the game, why not take a few head shots at the opponents best player if it only costs you 15?
Very disappointed in Big 12 officials so far. Missed calls both ways and half assed calls that were made.
Just as an example take the OU drive for a FG late in first half. Long pass to Broyles which is completed but FSU should have been called for the elbow to the head. Then next play is a swing pass to the RB but it was sprung by a hold by the WR which was not called. Then a shit call on the next play for a slap to the helmet which was in fact the DB just saying good play for the WR's block. Damn shame the Zebras don't have their heads in this game.
On another note not sure how you punish those that truly head hunt but something more has to be done. The hit that sent the FSU WR to the hospital would have been a TD but for the dual hits to the head. The WR was asleep instantly and would have scored, but for the dual head shot. Meanwhile he is out for the game while the OU players get to continue. FSU should have had the lead there at that point. May or may not have a bearing on the outcome. Similar play happened in the UCLA vs UT game. The Texas WR knocked the DB out for the game on a head shot, but the WR gets to make two big plays in the second half while the UCLA player watches from the sideline.
Granted I know it is a violent game, but when the players are put out on a head shot and the offender gets to stay in the game, why not take a few head shots at the opponents best player if it only costs you 15?