Anybody see the no call on the last play?

:lsug: Did anybody notice Travis Daniels get pushed in the back as he tried to make the game saving tackle at the end of the game?:tigerhead

 

I didn't see it.

Thanks for pointing it out. That probably should have been called, but for the fact that the refs in bowl games don't like to decide the game with a call.

 

You mean, unlike deciding games with jumping on the back on extra point calls?

 

Well, I think the ref was probably too busy running down the field. However, if he makes the right call and it was a blatant push in the back, Daniels stops the play, time expires, we win.

 

I didnt see it but maybe they will show it on a replay. Not sure I can bare to watch it though.....

 

I had a bad feeling about this one when Flynn came in.
Don't get me wrong, I'm for him or anyone else but to be put in that position in a game like that with very little playing time is UNREAL.
JR should've went in sooner, JMHO.

 

There is no doubt he was pushed in the back. No even a close call. But, as it turned out, it was no call. We just caught with our pants down at the end. That happens, I just wish it would happen to someone else.

 

If you see a replay, you can't miss it. Daniels is closing to make the tackle at around the 10 and some Iowa receiver comes by, pushes him in the back and knocks him off the tackle. It was an incredibly bad call that cost us the game.:lsug: By the way, how about that Iowa homer for an announcer.

 

call or no call...we blew the coverage and gave them an opportunity to win, which they did.

 

Why does it seem like every game we play, we get a homer for the other team?
Are there so few LSU fans, announcers adn coaches out there? :dis:

don't forget about the first td we gave them, burnt twice in this one. :dis: