Central Michigan / OSU

[iceberg]

OSU was robbed in every sense of the word. worst possible call on what should never have been a call and an untimed down provided to the other team that winds up costing them the game.

i suppose once a down is called and played there simply is no reversal, but given this was only 1 play that never should have been - you'd think they *could* reverse it and give the win back to OSU.

instead they must settle for this.

http://www.knac.com/article.asp?ArticleID=21385

now - if it was reversed and OSU wound up winning it - what would happen then to betting that won because OSU lost? i could see some bookies going back after their money.

 

[Silver Surfer]

From ESPN this morning:

Mike Gundy today on Oklahoma State's loss to Central Michigan: "Basically, if we would have played better ... the last minute in the game would have been a non-factor." That's an important comment to remember and the right message for his players to hear.

 

[DFWJC]

Gundy is handling this very well.
Can't begin to imagine if this had happened to Harbaugh/

 

[Silver Surfer]

Fortunately, Mike's a man. Just ask him.

Happened in 1990 to Missouri against Colorado, I believe. The chain crew/officials gave Colorado an extra down late in the game and they ended up scoring the winning touchdown. Colorado ended up being voted co-National Champion that year with Georgia Tech.