It’s understandable, but a little discouraging To see how quickly the air goes out of our team when Cam gets hurt.
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Reports now are a deep laceration.
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I do like what seems to be shaping up as a clock-eating drive. Let’s hope it continues.
(And I hope I haven’t jinxed it.)
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That helped
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More ground yards…NOM NOM NOM!
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Goddammit…
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Never trust a kicker.
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Once again, we have to depend on the D to win this.
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We sure are doing everything we can to make this game a lot more interesting than it needs to be.
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“Put it BETWEEN the goal posts not just past them…”
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A win’s a win, but burn this game tape.
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Except the blocked FG into TD. That will be on ESPN
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Whitt said in the post game interview that they don’t think Cam’s injury is serious. So there’s that.
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Word from Bartle was deep laceration. Far better than a break.
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The no-call out of bounds shove that injured Cam was just the icing on the cake to a horrendously officiated game. Dare I say, those were worse than Pac-12 refs. So much for the one positive I thought we were getting out of this whole conference mess.
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Don’t burn it. Use it to point out out literally everyone sucked once Cam went down
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This is sort of the biggest misnomer in sports.
Conferences share refs. They always have.
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They often share them but as I understand each conference has its own primary pool of officials. Or did that change?
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I replayed that clip five or six times and it’s quite clear that the Baylor player pushed Can after Cam was already out of bounds. I don’t know if the whistle had already blown yet. The push was clearly dirty and could have been disastrous.
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It’s funny, because while I train in MMA, there’s also a unspoken rule in training; you do NOT intentionally harm your partner.
That was a gratuitous and completely ilegal hit. With intention.
I hate bullies.
Go UTES!!
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