Best view that I have seen yet of "Pylon-Gate"

[EssoClub2]

Obviously , I am glad that the call went my way. If it is possible to watch this replay with non team color tinted glasses, I think most would agree that whatever call was made on the field could not be overturned . I guess that might feed the ACC ref conspiracy theory, or make us wonder why the SEC booth replay officials did not conspire and overturn the call? I have seen enough Alabama games to "think that I know" the SEC crews are not above helping their darlings in some big SEC match-ups, but doubt that is often, if ever really the case. Well, except in the ACC with Duke and UNC in basketball. Anyway, here is the SkyCam slow motion video. I am still not sure which side of he Pylon the ball passed on.

This is the best view that I have seen of the "pylon-gate" play, I am glad it went Clemson's way. It is very close.

 

[king ward]

Obviously , I am glad that the call went my way. If it is possible to watch this replay with non team color tinted glasses, I think most would agree that whatever call was made on the field could not be overturned . I guess that might feed the ACC ref conspiracy theory, or make us wonder why the SEC booth replay officials did not conspire and overturn the call? I have seen enough Alabama games to "think that I know" the SEC crews are not above helping their darlings in some big SEC match-ups, but doubt that is often, if ever really the case. Well, except in the ACC with Duke and UNC in basketball. Anyway, here is the SkyCam slow motion video. I am still not sure which side of he Pylon the ball passed on.

This is the best view that I have seen of the "pylon-gate" play, I am glad it went Clemson's way. It is very close.

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A good view from an unpropitious angle.

 

[CockofEarle]

unpropitious

ward, keep it simple, u tryin' to injure what grey matter there folks have?

 

[EssoClub2]

ward, keep it simple, u tryin' to injure what grey matter there folks have?

... i must say ...I did fancy ol' cock of earl's use of unpropitious
...and King, I was a wondering if yun's had to look it up?

 

[gamecockfan04]

Lets not forget the "push down"

 

[king ward]

... i must say ...I did fancy ol' cock of earl's use of unpropitious
...and King, I was a wondering if yun's had to look it up?

I did when I was 10.

 

[king ward]

Lets not forget the "push down"

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Shades of Gardner, but not nearly as blatant.

 

[EssoClub2]

Shades of Gardner, but not nearly as blatant.

Be fare on this push, watch the contact before the push also while the ball is in the air.

 

[king ward]

Be fare on this push, watch the contact before the push also while the ball is in the air.

There's always going to be contact between defender and receiver on a pattern down the field unless the defender has been left in the dust.

 

[gamecockfan04]

that is as blatant offensive pass interference as Ive ever seen.

 

[EssoClub2]

Be fare on this push, watch the contact before the push also while the ball is in the air.

.he hooks him with his arm, and Gardner's was much more of a push. People are using selective editing on this one. the defender initiates the contact with his left arm. Hey, I would be as well

 

[gamecockfan04]

^^Nope. Receiver puts his right arm on defender first, then defender tries to knock receivers arm off, as receiver 2 arm pushes him to the ground.

 

[EssoClub2]

^^Nope. Receiver puts his right arm on defender first, then defender tries to knock receivers arm off, as receiver 2 arm pushes him to the ground.

you must be watching a different video than the one posted above. His left arm goes all the way across the receivers body towards the sideline trying to stop the wr from getting past him

 

[DaTater3.0]

made up for all the holding no calls.

 

[king ward]

that is as blatant offensive pass interference as Ive ever seen.

I wish I could say that.

 

[section907]

A&M and jumbo got to see 1st hand ACC refs protecting their league