For those who missed it (like me) or want to see it again:

That was a truly stunning comeback. Congrats again to the Cougars on the W and for representing the league strongly.

That was unbelievable.

Great job Cougars!

My wife and I saw the entire game again last night on DVR, but this time we were able to stay dry and warm in our living room. I couldn't feel my fingers and toes on the drive back home to Houston that day, but it was definitely well worth being a part of a game that my grandkids will get sick of hearing me talk about. I don't even have grown up kids let alone grandkids, but it'll still happen one day.

I'm happy and all, for Houston AND the AAC. But Greenberry should have been flagged for taunting. The Ref was trying to chase him down to tell him to stop with the "shhh" sign.

Kids these days....

(01-08-2015 02:44 PM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:  I'm happy and all, for Houston AND the AAC. But Greenberry should have been flagged for taunting. The Ref was trying to chase him down to tell him to stop with the "shhh" sign.

Kids these days....

Don't think you can get flagged for "taunting" the crowd....

I was there he was responding to a very vocal group of Pitt fans in that corner.

He wasn't taunting any Pitt players or staff.

At the Military Bowl one of our WR's was flagged for saluting the Bearcat Mascot after he scored a TD.

(01-08-2015 03:20 PM)CliftonAve Wrote:  At the Military Bowl one of our WR's was flagged for saluting the Bearcat Mascot after he scored a TD.

NCAA Football Rulebook

Rule 9 – Conducts of Players and Others Subject to the Rules

Section 2 Unsportsmanlike Conduct Fouls

Article 1, Subsection C

"Inciting an opponent or spectators in any other way, such as simulating the firing of a weapon or placing a hand by the ear to request recognition"

I stand corrected but I really don't think it was worthy of a taunting call. It wasn't "threating or obscene", but was brief and the official stepped in right away and kept it from escalating to the point that would warrant a penalty.