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What’s the problem with the refs? That was a fumble, he didn’t have control when his arm was going forward. Young had control and his arm was going forward on the first drive. Are people that naive?
What’s the problem with the refs? That was a fumble, he didn’t have control when his arm was going forward. Young had control and his arm was going forward on the first drive. Are people that naive?
@FCF316 Ignore the refs and your win % will rise.
My win % will rise? Is that advice on how I can get better at gambling. Cause I'm 61% in NCAAF and 65% in NFL posted here so I'd love you to help me get better
@FCF316 Ignore the refs and your win % will rise.
My win % will rise? Is that advice on how I can get better at gambling. Cause I'm 61% in NCAAF and 65% in NFL posted here so I'd love you to help me get better
For those complaining about the officials, this was an angle for the game.
”The head referee is Duane Heydt, an ACC official who is ranked ninth in defensive flags per 100 plays.
The penalty yards per game rank in the top 30, but more important is his tendency to call personal fouls. .”
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Another large area of flags come on defensive pass interference.
Heydt has the third-highest rate of all Power Five officials when it comes to pass interference, throwing 47 this season for an average of 3.6 per game. . In comparison, Georgia ranks just 15th in penalties per game.
Line judge Steve Matarante is an ACC official and has had his run-ins with head coaches before, none more famous than a Bo Pelini outburst that cost 10 dimes.
Back Judge Keith Parham was fired from the NFL after the 2014 season. Side judge Jeff Shears has been calling ACC games for nearly a decade without incident, while field judge Ryan Flynn and head linesman Matt Fitzgerald have called ACC games without incident.
There are not many referees who have petitions for suspension, but Heydt is guaranteed to drop laundry on the field against the defenses in this game.
With a high rate among Power Five peers, expect defensive pass interference and personal fouls to extend drives for Georgia and/or Alabama.”
For those complaining about the officials, this was an angle for the game.
”The head referee is Duane Heydt, an ACC official who is ranked ninth in defensive flags per 100 plays.
The penalty yards per game rank in the top 30, but more important is his tendency to call personal fouls. .”
“
Another large area of flags come on defensive pass interference.
Heydt has the third-highest rate of all Power Five officials when it comes to pass interference, throwing 47 this season for an average of 3.6 per game. . In comparison, Georgia ranks just 15th in penalties per game.
Line judge Steve Matarante is an ACC official and has had his run-ins with head coaches before, none more famous than a Bo Pelini outburst that cost 10 dimes.
Back Judge Keith Parham was fired from the NFL after the 2014 season. Side judge Jeff Shears has been calling ACC games for nearly a decade without incident, while field judge Ryan Flynn and head linesman Matt Fitzgerald have called ACC games without incident.
There are not many referees who have petitions for suspension, but Heydt is guaranteed to drop laundry on the field against the defenses in this game.
With a high rate among Power Five peers, expect defensive pass interference and personal fouls to extend drives for Georgia and/or Alabama.”
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