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Can Stave be reprimanded for his sheer stupidity?Comment -
ridiculous ending . how da fuk do you not give yourself enough time to kick the field goal ? fukkin idiot stave doesnt down himself and make it clear to the refs at ALL. i had em parlayed with utah anyway (that game went into OT and utah lost)Comment -
wisconsin deserved to lose after that sorry ass attempt to spike the ball by wiskys QB
if wisky think that hurt wait til "THE" Ohio State opens up a can on them in 2 weeks.Comment -
I've watched video, seen still shots, etc. of Stave's knee being "down" and I'm still not convinced.
Thought it was obvious Wisconsin got jobbed at first, but the more I see and think about it, the less convinced I become.Comment -
did the refs blow the whistle when the qb placed the ball on the ground? cause i didnt hear it. so i dont blame the asu players for jumping on the ball cause it sure looked like a fumble.
regardless the idiot qb should have either fallen down or kept kneeling until the whistle. not kneel for .00001 sec (or not kneel) then leave the ball on the ground. guarantee he wont be doing that shit again.Comment -
Bizarre ending
Wisky QB should be suspended from team
What a blunder , whole year would of been differentComment -
I agree jjgold what a blunder.Comment -
Wilfully placing the ball on the ground, shows intent that you gave up on the play. It's simple rules. Not a single ref misunderstood.
Yet, the refs willfully let the clock keep ticking, while ASU players laid on the ball, effectively delaying the game. But that isn't the brass tax of this situation. It was the fact that the ref spotting the ball, stood infront of Wisky players, and held his hand up while telling them to hold on. That was the cardinal sin.
That is why it is on the refs.
Sure, kid could have done something differently. But, afterall - this is still amateur sports. It's the officials job, as in - it is their profession to make sure the game is officiated correctly, and their willful inability to do their job caused the end of the game.Comment -
The Pac 12 refs continue to be the joke of college football officiating. The outcome of the game was correct based on the actions on the field, but the handling by the refs is a far bigger indictment of their ineptitude than the possibility of them getting the call wrong.
When WSU played down in Auburn in week 1, it was aggravating watching Auburn's corners mug our receivers about 20 different times with no flags. But the refs were extremely consistent and allowed WSU's DB's to play physical as well. I wasn't happy with how loose the game was called but I respected it for being consistent.Comment -
Stave did nothing wrong, someone across the street showed a photo of him with his knee on the ground during the play. In college, the play is dead.
Complete botch by the refsComment -
Watch it in real time. It's a lot easier to make it look obvious in a still-frame format.
I've never seen a kid do what this dumbass did. It's quarterbacking 101 that you either take a knee for a hell of a lot longer than a millisecond or spike the ball. He didn't do either. Not even close.Comment -
Doesn't need to kneel all the way.
Simulating a kneel is all that is required.Comment -
It is a player giving himself up, the kneel or whatever is irrelevant, especially a QB in college where its blatantly obvious what he is trying to accomplish. There were 12 seconds on the clock when the ref acknowledged the play was dead and the defender was on the ball, sometime before the clock hit 0, they should have either
A. Let Wisky snap the ball
B. Huddle up and figure out if it was a turnover
C. Give the ball to ASU
Any of those would have been acceptable, as they all would have resulted in the same, correct call, Wisky being given time to snap the ball then attempt the kick.
You cannot just let the clock expire, completely unacceptable and that mistake SHOULD cost you your job.Comment -
letting the clock run out was sneaky, and very cocky
didn't even review it, that let's you know they were trying to pull a fast one
thinking they can just ruin games now. 'no you cannot snap it, wait' the ref was sayingComment -
Bottomline is the ref should have signaled to stop the clock while the ASU player jumped on the ball......If there was any question that it was possibly a fumble, then review the fukkin play
What you DON'T do is stand there like a moron by not spotting the ball down and letting the clock expireComment -
Wisconsin was at zero fault for this, it's all on the refs here. I don't see how people are arguing otherwise, it's a clear screw job by the refs and they should be canned for literally costing a team the game.Comment -
The Wisky QB knelt then dropped the ball down in an "odd" manner but there was literally nothing against the rules or wrong about what he actually did....I understand the ASU player diving on the ball from his point of view, but AT THAT POINT the refs need to take control as the clock is ticking ......They did not for whatever reason, and let the clock run out
Should cost them their jobs or atleast a lengthy suspension......Comment -
Had the Wisconsin ML in this game. that sucked.Comment -
UIt all started with Stave. But still, the worse the refs should have done is take ref time out to make sense of it all and come to the right decisionComment -
Predictable how? There was, and doesn't look like there will be any discipline handed down from the Pac-12 or NCAA. They just pointed out what everyone already knew. If that's what you meant by "predictable", I 100% agree.
Boxing/MMA judges, football and basketball referees, all completely immune to anything more than just public embarrassment. What a job! If you don't care about being embarrassed, you can eff up at your job all the time and nothing will ever happen to you.Comment -
I fail to understand why Wisco isn't completely flipping out about this. I understand its a tough precedent to set, but Wisco deserves a shot at a 38 yard field goal or whatever it would have been to stay undefeated.Comment -
If you watched the game... Refs made it a point to hurry up and place the ball for ASU and their fast pace no huddle offenseComment -
i was watching that couldn't believe what i was seeing felt sick thinking of you guys that were on badgers
stuff like this just ruins the integrity of the entire gambling profession
almost makes us look like we don't know what we are doingComment -
replay currently on espnu.Comment -
Looks like CJ Jones (who I wasn't aware turned out to be a woman judge -- don't get me started) is actually stepping down after scoring the Mayweather/Canelo fight a draw. Not sure if it was just the embarrassment or if somebody actually stepped up and did something about it. She also had hand in the Pacquiao/Bradley debacle. Good to see there are consequences after all.
If you were fighting for millions of dollars and a title, and you looked over at the judges table and saw some lady who looked like she worked at the post office, wouldn't you be pissed off? This can't be the best you can trot out there, Nevada Gaming Commission. Proof that the system is broken. I don't care how much "training" she's had, you'll never convince me she knows what she's doing, and lo and behold, she proves to everyone that she doesn't, and careers get unnecessarily altered.Comment
