Super secret mystery camera angle that only Memphis fans were privy to and espn for some reason refused to show

(09-25-2015 04:15 PM)U_of_Elvis Wrote:  

(09-25-2015 01:26 PM)InspectorHound Wrote:  

(09-25-2015 12:53 PM)rtaylor Wrote:  

(09-25-2015 08:25 AM)CUSA_NEWS Wrote:  It wasn't a fumble. ESPN failed to show the proper angles which showed his knee hit and actually came back up.

Now about that clear offsides and other infractions you guys got away with....

The best team won. Period.

Your as dumb as the school you root for, there are no other angles you moron.

He thinks the terrible liberty bowl scoreboard has a better view than an HD tv

Not here to argue or support people who are flaming, but you might not have been to the LB in a while. It has the 15th largest video board in college football at 98 x 48. 4700 square feet of video board. It's pretty nice.

They have spent millions on the LB and the surrounding area in the last few years.

The shot they showed on the board was from a different angle that the one on the broadcast.

Oh, I see. You came here for an argument. I'm sorry, this is the abuse thread.

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(09-25-2015 05:26 AM)back2vinyl Wrote:  Well, we did get the benefit of a fumble that was not called against us earlier in the game...

(09-25-2015 05:39 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Refs, schmefs. That **** happens if you keep playing crappy, fundamentally awful football long enough in a game.

(09-25-2015 05:55 AM)Marcus Wrote:  Obviously it doesn't excuse the lack of fundamentals and discipline this team has, as well as the obviously horrendous defense they play.

(09-25-2015 06:36 AM)JPBearcat3 Wrote:  Thought the officiating was poor for both sides. As mentioned above, we were the recipients of some bad officiating that helped us out big time.

The referees didn't lose this game. They're scapegoats for fans with rose colored glasses.

(09-25-2015 06:49 AM)Brian_Johnson Wrote:  But, we had our breaks too due to the refs. Morrison clearly fumbled the ball on a play, and the refs totally missed an encroachment call early that would have given Memphis a FD instead of a 3 and out.

Stop turning the damn ball over, and maybe score a TD (as opposed to a FG, or a blocked FG) once in awhile on a red zone possession, and maybe the game doesn't come down to a blown call.

(09-25-2015 07:50 AM)Bearcat2012 Wrote:  We benefited earlier from lousy calls. We gave up 53 points . Thats not the refs fault.

(09-25-2015 07:56 AM)Jchuges7 Wrote:  Don't put yourself in a position to have the refs screw you over...

(09-25-2015 08:39 AM)Dannyboy Wrote:  The issue of our poor defensive play is a separate one.

(09-25-2015 10:16 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Man, I hate crying about refs. It's done. Had our chances to win that game comfortably and just didn't.

Memphis got some bad calls, too. When it happens should not give it more gravity.

(09-25-2015 11:13 AM)bearcatmill Wrote:  When it comes to UC, never let the refs dictate the outcome. Take care of business. No reason to loss a game where you score over 40 and have over 700 yrds of offense.

(09-25-2015 02:59 PM)Cataclysmo Wrote:  This is suprising. A post about one horrible call turning into 6 pages of people reading way too much into it.

These posts exhibit wisdom, gentlemen, and in some cases humility. There are far bigger issues with our team than one call made by the refs in one moment of one game. Year three and we are what we are...unable to win a big game when it counts.

We need to move on because until we do, we fan the flames for others to keep mouthing and not let the embers die.

I don't know about anyone else in Bearcat Nation, but I want to win a big, key game and for this coaching staff and players to show they can get it done. Well guess what, they have another chance next Thursday against an ACC foe in a prime time televised audience. A win doesn't save the season for me but it would go a heckuva long way in giving me some hope and confidence instead of disappointment, frustration and cynicism.

Unfortunately, this horrendous defensive play will allow teams to score and keep games close against UC where a turnover, refs calls, etc. will determine outcomes of games. I just can't figure out what is worse when it comes to the defense : recruiting, schemes, poor coaching, we know poor tackling technique is big. Just pitiful.

Best view of the fumble is on Downthedrive website - the view ESPN put up is crap, and most likely the one shown on their scoreboard and replay booth. Since I didn't watch the game, I did view the videos on ESPN gamecast, and that view it was questionable.

This game wasn't decided on crap refs or one call - more like crap defense and kicking field goals instead of touchdowns. But the play in question, and the timing in the game, it did help Memphis to a great extreme. Sadly, this isn't first or last time these things will happen. UC needs to be in a position where if they do happen, it doesn't effect the outcome of the game in a negative way for them.

(09-26-2015 07:59 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  Super secret mystery camera angle that only Memphis fans were privy to and espn for some reason refused to show

You do realize that the replay network and the ESPN cameras are not connected right? Sometimes in basketball a direct ESPN feed is used for lower tier games, but have you ever noticed unmarked guys walking around with cameras all over the court? Those are stadium/arena replay guys. The same thing happens in football. Traditionally when people were in conferences with untelevised games those feeds would be sold as a part of a team network sold by the school. That is the feed that the replay crew sees because there are far more camera angles than the few that ESPN brings.

Yes, but the view from ESPN was clear that the Memphis player was not down before the ball started to come out. Other views may not be as clear, but definitely no other view could show something that did not happen, which would have been needed to overturn the call on the field.

(09-26-2015 12:11 PM)Titans3775 Wrote:  

(09-26-2015 07:59 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  Super secret mystery camera angle that only Memphis fans were privy to and espn for some reason refused to show

You do realize that the replay network and the ESPN cameras are not connected right? Sometimes in basketball a direct ESPN feed is used for lower tier games, but have you ever noticed unmarked guys walking around with cameras all over the court? Those are stadium/arena replay guys. The same thing happens in football. Traditionally when people were in conferences with untelevised games those feeds would be sold as a part of a team network sold by the school. That is the feed that the replay crew sees because there are far more camera angles than the few that ESPN brings.

Put up or shutup. You ask us not to believe our lying eyes but cannot show ant contraditory evidence

Do they do any sort of weekly evaluation of referees? It would be nice if they had some of the higher ups sit down at the end of the week to evaluate the incorrect calls that occures in each game. Then maybe hold the refs accountable by requiring them to keep their numbers up to a certain standard.

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(09-26-2015 07:59 AM)bearcatmark Wrote:  Super secret mystery camera angle that only Memphis fans were privy to and espn for some reason refused to show

Must be some massive espn conspiracy against Tiger High. There are a lot of things I do not understand in this world - how you can overturn that call and why Tiger High fans feel the need to try and convince us it was a good call. Maybe Tiger High has a major in officiating?

Why does the system block out T i g e r H i g h?

(09-25-2015 03:05 AM)digibrink Wrote:  How in God's name do they overturn that fumble? **** You officials. Great game by a resilient UC team, can't be ****** over more than that, typical Cincinnati luck.

See you next season.

I guess you all forget the legit fumble yall had that we recovered that the officials did not allow.
Think of the one against you as a makeup call. It happens all the time in sports. I'm not saying its RIGHT...but it happens. Mostly against Memphis tho.....like a couple of years ago against UCF. They targeted our player on a kickoff....no call.

The Morrison fumble was whistled dead with no immediate recovery. A mistake. Your fumble was intentionally reversed despite the evidence. On purpose.

Still whining.

(Let me check the scoreboard and see if said whining and use of foul language is working....)

Nope. You still LOSE.

You're still making excuses and flailing, because you know you got the cheat and you're wracked with guilt and shame to the point where you're sitting alone in a dark closet repeatedly punching yourself in the genitals while crying and listening to Anne Murray's greatest hits on repeat. Other than that, you're cool.

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LEGGO!

Can we ban this idiot already?

Do we not have MODS on this board?

Memphis fans are the worst. They have such a distorted view of their program/school it's kind of scary.

It'll be great when they get left behind again.

(09-26-2015 08:29 PM)rtaylor Wrote:  Do we not have MODS on this board?

He has been banned from this forum.