Oklahoma vs. Oregon

[rcsodak]

Well at least I have reading skills.

If and when you are capable to getting back to reality let me know.

FYI.....

...that made NO sense.....

[VikingsFan303]

Most disturbing video yet...

To me this is the most disturbing video yet. Like I said earlier...this is not a bad call. This is a fix job if I ever saw one.

https://www.kgw.com/sharedcontent...idId=88842

[TXBRONC]

Your reading skills eroding, TX?


...please note the last sentence in my post that you quoted.....

Well at least I have reading skills.

If and when you are capable to getting back to reality let me know.

[rcsodak]

Right like Stoops would forfeit the game if the roles were reversed. That's a load of bs. Stoops would have stones to do it.

Your reading skills eroding, TX?


...please note the last sentence in my post that you quoted.....

[rcsodak]

Were we wanting to void a game? No..... The fact that you act like the hold was only on one occasion is also rather amusing.

Want some more BS? OU dropping only two spots when losing to Oregon, and Nebraska dropping 4 after losing to a team that actually has a shot at an NC.

Now Nicky......, answer ALL of the statements....not just the one's you think something silly up for.

Evidently, there wasn't any holding, otherwise they'd have been flagged.........duh.

And losing by 1pt to a top 25 team, at their place, after 2 blown ref calls CLEARLY defined the final score, IS reason enough to only drop them 2 places......compared to getting waxed by the over hyped prophylactics.......

I listened to SToops on the radio the other night.....and a caller asked how he'd feel if there are 2 undefeated teams and the Sooners, at the end of the year.....after his long silence, followed by "we'll have to wait and see about that", I kinda feel he already knows it won't. Stoops is a realist.....I'm pretty sure that he knew this would be a year like last.....but the Oregon game WASN'T one of them he was planning on replacing with an "L".

[TXBRONC]

Guess that's why the crew got suspended, huh?

Everybody in the COUNTRY saw that it was a bad call....as was the pass interference play.

Billotti, if he had any stones, would forfeit the game.....


...and Stoops, being the class act he is, wouldn't accept it....



....so the game would be struck from the records, and both teams would still be 2-0, with an 11game schedule.











....now back to reality..... :brick:

Right like Stoops would forfeit the game if the roles were reversed. That's a load of bs. Stoops would have stones to do it.

[Broncos72690]

Don't seriously tell me that is more important than the facade of them being student-athletes, rather than just athletes?

Is it really?


wow.

I know that this is a little off topic and doesn't really have to do with Student -athletes, but do you know that OU leads the nation in National Merit Scholars attending?

I think that the president of OU is doing a fine job.

[Broncos72690]

Were we wanting to void a game? No..... The fact that you act like the hold was only on one occasion is also rather amusing.

Want some more BS? OU dropping only two spots when losing to Oregon, and Nebraska dropping 4 after losing to a team that actually has a shot at an NC.

The reason OU only dropped 2 spots was because most people thought that OU got cheated and should have won the game.

[Straz1999]

What's OU gonna take off the records now...55-19 Orange Bowl defeat? It's one thing to complain, it's another thing to want to change the record books.

How does that have any relevance to this, whatsoever?

Please explain.

[jla3490]

Yeah thats called a home/home series... the Big 12 travels east or west for non-conference games... maybe its the Pac-10 teams that refuse to travel east?

One horrible call DOES determine the outcome of the game, because you're not getting it...OU recovered the ball, Game IS over...how does that not determine the otucome of the game?

Yes OU should of stopped them, but it shouldn't of even come down to that... Im not even going to mention that BS PI call because that shouldn't of even happened... it should of been Paul Thompson taking 2 knees and Game Over!

Pac-10 should be asshamed of this win, its just as bad as Pittsburgh's Super Bowl win..

Arizona traveled to Baton Rouge, they got killed, but still they traveled.

Pac-10 teams refusing to travel east? Oregon State has traveled 11 times to the SEC. No SEC team has ever returned the flight to Corvallis.

Wazzu traveled to Auburn this year. Auburn flat out refused to travel to Wazzu. The big OOC games for Wazzu are played at Seahawks Stadium in Seattle. Like this past Saturday with Baylor.

USC returned to Arkansas and still beat the **** out of Arkansas like they did at the Coliseum one year ago.

Only Tennessee will return the favor to fly back to Berkeley. One out of three teams are returning to Pac-10 sites after they played at SEC sites.

What's OU gonna take off the records now...55-19 Orange Bowl defeat? It's one thing to complain, it's another thing to want to change the record books.

[Jared]

...please list the number of championships WON by the Cals/Stanfords/Vandys of the world.....

Don't seriously tell me that is more important than the facade of them being student-athletes, rather than just athletes?

Is it really?


wow.

[bluedogok]

Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the game 60 minutes?

Even if OU gets the call, there is still the outside chance that they fumble the ball, or turn it over somehow.

So, saying they already won the game is stupid.

There was only 1:09 left and Oregon only had 2 timeouts, they should be able to execute the kneel down play three times without incident, then it is game over. THAT is why the three bad calls on one play clearly determined the outcome.

OU isn't winning out, I think they will probably lose to Fexas (isn't that fun living here ) and I think one other game will sneak up on them. The defense just hasn't been the same since Mike Stoops left.

As far as the politic talk, that is what Boren is doing, politicking for changes with the other presidents. After all, he was the governor and the a long-time US Senator and was rumoured a couple of time to run for US president. Politics is what he knows.

[rcsodak]

No he isn't. He is not letting his AD do his job. And he sounds like a whiny priss. Man up and accept that bad stuff happens, and work to make sure it doesn't happen again. Act dignified.


And it was not meaningless to say, as other schools of similar size and athletic success do not have such a horrible rate. So it's either 1 of 3 things:

They recruit dumber athletes.

They are harder school than places like UCLA, Notre Dame, UVA, Penn State and others who major D-I football, since it is harder to graduate.

They just don't care.

I have nothing against OU, I am merely bringing this up to point out that while it was a horrible call, it should not be #1 on his plate. Clearly, he has other thinsg to worry aBOUT. It is just a football game. It's not like OU won't continue to have great teams year in and year out. It's not like this call affected the payout from the game.

This is poli talk if I ever saw it!
This is a college football forum, not whether or not a school graduates a high enough number of a race.
You should be ashamed of yourself, jared..... :nono:
























(pretty good, huh?)

But on a serious note, regarding your 'dumber' label....

...please list the number of championships WON by the Cals/Stanfords/Vandys of the world.....

[VikingsFan303]

Um, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the game 60 minutes?

Even if OU gets the call, there is still the outside chance that they fumble the ball, or turn it over somehow.

So, saying they already won the game is stupid.

That was some poor clock management by OU after Reggie Smith got a beautiful return.

Sure it is 60 minutes, but only about 1 minute was left and Oregon had no timeouts. The clock starts after the kickoff which is the stupidest new rule in the history of rules. So OU has to down the ball once or twice at the most. So you can say it wasn't technically over if you want, but we all know it was.

As for the clock management, yeah it could have been a little better. Here is part of the problem. After the kickoff was returned, the clock starts. So OU had to run the offense out. They probably should have spiked the ball to regroup. Hindsight is 20/20. It is a new rule this year and teams are adjusting.

If they throw the ball and complete it downfield. THey wouldn't have gotten to the line to spike the ball. Even though they ran a running play up the middle for no gain they still only managed to stop the clock with 1 sec.

In reailty had they completed a nice pass play downfield for 10 yards, they wouldn't have even gotten another play off.

Are you not troubled with the fact the refs awarded Oregon the ball when they never had it? I mean they never had the ball at all. That is the most troubling part of this and that is what smells like garbage. That isn't a mistake that is making something up.

[broncofan303]

No offense 303, I respect you as a person and poster. You are one of the good CU fans

But, I think this is kinda ironic all this ranting coming from a fan of a team that was given a fifth down.

Did you watch that game? I watched that game on Classic and you honestly wouldn't even know that their were 2 3rd downs... They ran it on 1st down, spiked it on second, threw it short on 3rd down, spiked it, and had the 4th down... I knew it the "5th down" was coming but you honestly can't tell...

Back then, they didn't replay it and still give it to CU... thats the part that is frustrating...