Wow, Kirk is a little man. He doesn’t like rules that don’t favor him. He isn’t complaining about the extra 12 seconds against Nebraska
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Remember,he was complaining about his fullback fumbling against us for a few weeks. Said that’s a TD where he’s from. Although every angle showed it out before crossing. Kirk is a bitter old man now.Have we ever had a head coach still lamenting a correct call over a month after the fact? I mean, if I was an Iowa fan I'd probably love this, but it's also ridiculous considering all the **** we take from Iowa fans when it comes to whining about the officials.
Really? Can you give us an example of an Iowa State head coach complaining in a press conference immediately following a game about a correctly officiated play that occurred a month earlier? I want to check it out.Yeah. But the difference is they are wrong, so that makes it ok. Or something like that.
Probably still whining about it because the loss cost his son his job.I’m surprised Kirk is still whining about this. Seems out of character for him. If they pull the huge upset next week, they can whine some more as it may be the difference in a CFP appearance. Until then, it’s a waste of breath.
No. Sucking at his job year after year after year cost his son his job. Any other rational program would have made that change a long time ago.Probably still whining about it because the loss cost his son his job.
You won’t.Really? Can you give us an example of an Iowa State head coach complaining in a press conference immediately following a game about a correctly officiated play that occurred a month earlier? I want to check it out.
Better root for Michigan because McCord is a turnover waiting to happen. KFs dream.
I don’t expect to change any rival fans minds, most of you are incapable but “correct” call in this case is completely in the eye of the beholder.And also, those apology letters were because the officials got it wrong. This situation is a correct replay call getting b!tched about by Iowa a month later.
Here’s a similar situation: Noel’s long kick return against Kansas that was blown dead because the official saw a phantom foot out of bounds, and we didn’t even get any points that possession. That was wrongly played by the officials (they should have let it run and checked it in replay, just like they did with DeJean’s return) … but is that a situation where CMC is still profanely complaining at press conferences? Think what a win against Kansas might have done for Big12 CCG implications at the time, or the prospect of a potential 8 or 9 win season … but by and large Cyclone fans complained all Saturday night but then shrugged and moved on, because it’s Iowa State, after all.
That wall of apology letters is because Iowa State actually did get screwed, and the Big 12 admitted it. Iowa did not get screwed in the least, and Kirk and his fans are still getting spicy over it.
I don’t expect to change any rival fans minds, most of you are incapable but “correct” call in this case is completely in the eye of the beholder.
It was a 100% judgement call. I believe that it’s still a requirement for irrefutable evidence to overturn a call. There wasn’t irrefutable evidence here. They didn’t even go to review that element of the play. Not a single player let up. Not a whistle half heartedly blow or flag thrown. The office even said the best “evidence” they have is the overhead camera. Were some of the Minnesota players playing 500 feet above the field that would make them believe a fair catch that a fair catch had been signaled? Why would someone even attempt a fair catch signal (invalid or otherwise) on a ball that bounced 50 feet away?
What I do find comical as it relates to this site is I know I’d expect both fan bases to respond in kind if the situation were reciprocal.
I do find it odd that Kirk still brought it up again but I think that tells you how dumb of an overturn it was, how increasingly snarky he’s become the last few years, and yes an element that it led to the mid season dismissal of his son.
I don’t expect to change any rival fans minds, most of you are incapable but “correct” call in this case is completely in the eye of the beholder.
It was a 100% judgement call. I believe that it’s still a requirement for irrefutable evidence to overturn a call. There wasn’t irrefutable evidence here. They didn’t even go to review that element of the play. Not a single player let up. Not a whistle half heartedly blow or flag thrown. The office even said the best “evidence” they have is the overhead camera. Were some of the Minnesota players playing 500 feet above the field that would make them believe a fair catch that a fair catch had been signaled? Why would someone even attempt a fair catch signal (invalid or otherwise) on a ball that bounced 50 feet away?
What I do find comical as it relates to this site is I know I’d expect both fan bases to respond in kind if the situation were reciprocal.
I do find it odd that Kirk still brought it up again but I think that tells you how dumb of an overturn it was, how increasingly snarky he’s become the last few years, and yes an element that it led to the mid season dismissal of his son.
There absolutely was a call. The call was touchdown on the field. Thats not debatable. LolHaydenism on full throttle.
It wasn't an overturn. There was no call.
Every scoring play is reviewed and they caught something that a player can't do and made the correct call. You can't ******* wave an arm while fielding a punt and return it. As fundamentally sound as Iowa is, they should know this.
The timing was terrible but the bigger question is how that was the difference in a game against a marginal Minnesota team.
I would hope if Iowa were 11-1 and somehow pulled it off next week that the CFP committee would have enough sense to pick other one loss teams that actually had to do something all season except for one game where Michigan or Ohio State totally ****ed up.
They’re absolutely was a call. The call was touchdown on the field. Thats not debatable. Lol
I don’t disagree with you that they shouldn’t have even been in that position though. Minnesota is not good.
Like I said, some of you are incapable. It was literally a national discussion as to whether it was or wasn’t an invalid signal.You still think that call against Minnesota was a judgement call? OMG you are a typical idiot Iowa fan! LOL!!
They’re absolutely was a call. The call was touchdown on the field. Thats not debatable. Lol
I don’t disagree with you that they shouldn’t have even been in that position though. Minnesota is not good.
Every scoring play is reviewed; all components of the play are reviewed.I don’t expect to change any rival fans minds, most of you are incapable but “correct” call in this case is completely in the eye of the beholder.
It was a 100% judgement call. I believe that it’s still a requirement for irrefutable evidence to overturn a call. There wasn’t irrefutable evidence here. They didn’t even go to review that element of the play. Not a single player let up. Not a whistle half heartedly blow or flag thrown. The office even said the best “evidence” they have is the overhead camera. Were some of the Minnesota players playing 500 feet above the field that would make them believe a fair catch that a fair catch had been signaled? Why would someone even attempt a fair catch signal (invalid or otherwise) on a ball that bounced 50 feet away?
What I do find comical as it relates to this site is I know I’d expect both fan bases to respond in kind if the situation were reciprocal.
I do find it odd that Kirk still brought it up again but I think that tells you how dumb of an overturn it was, how increasingly snarky he’s become the last few years, and yes an element that it led to the mid season dismissal of his son.
It was the definition of an invalid fair catch signal. I have no idea why this is still a thing. It wasn’t a judgement call and the fact Kirk or his special teams coach don’t understand the rule is not something I would keep pointing out if I were them haha.I don’t expect to change any rival fans minds, most of you are incapable but “correct” call in this case is completely in the eye of the beholder.
It was a 100% judgement call. I believe that it’s still a requirement for irrefutable evidence to overturn a call. There wasn’t irrefutable evidence here. They didn’t even go to review that element of the play. Not a single player let up. Not a whistle half heartedly blow or flag thrown. The office even said the best “evidence” they have is the overhead camera. Were some of the Minnesota players playing 500 feet above the field that would make them believe a fair catch that a fair catch had been signaled? Why would someone even attempt a fair catch signal (invalid or otherwise) on a ball that bounced 50 feet away?
What I do find comical as it relates to this site is I know I’d expect both fan bases to respond in kind if the situation were reciprocal.
I do find it odd that Kirk still brought it up again but I think that tells you how dumb of an overturn it was, how increasingly snarky he’s become the last few years, and yes an element that it led to the mid season dismissal of his son.
Like I said, some of you are incapable. It was literally a national discussion as to whether it was or wasn’t an invalid signal.
Lol no. They have good team that’s going to get boat raced next week.Yes, a scoring call, which they review.
This is nothing more than something Iowa fans will stick with forever because they're convinced they had a really good team this year and are robbed of another national title.