(11-22-2020 11:49 AM)CitrusUCF Wrote:  

(11-22-2020 09:42 AM)mlb Wrote:  In my opinion they had their most important players on the field last night and still lost... The refs.

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I will accept no argument that the refs favored UCF last night. The inadvertent whistle clearly screwed UC, but they scored anyway.

The refs blew an obvious fumble recovery by UCF. It is clear as day on video that UCF recovered and had possession of the ball with the player down. If that is ruled correctly and UCF scores again there, the game is more or less over.

Additionally, UC was not called for holding all night. The announcers even highlighted a play where the center was downfield and held clearly. You could put together a highlight tape of all the holding that occurred and was not called.

Further, the play where UC should have been called for targeting on Gabriel and instead UCF was flagged for the OL defending his QB despite the Cincy player jawing and getting in Gabriel's face. Absolutely ridiculous.

The AAC has awful refs. Consistently awful. There were blown calls on both teams, but Cincinnati was the overall big beneficiary of blown calls.

Ucf could be called for holding all night too so that's a wash

Big hits are not targeting. Gabriel thinks he's going to get lightly shoved out of bounds because he's a qb then gets mad when he gets hit. Unless you can show me a clip that shows helmet to helmet, it looked like he led with the shoulder

Since we're complaining about the refs, that whistle that brought back the Whyle touchdown was one of the worst things I've ever seen. Absolutely pathetic reffing. Also ucf apparently gets to push the pile for 10 minutes whereas uc gets the play blown dead as soon as a ucf defender touches them. Ucf got a td and 2 pt conversion that should've been stopped because of forward progress, but they let the pile get pushed forever