Blatant Pass Interference no-call that led to Nebraska's only TD

[kelloggOUballa]

worst no-call I have seen in a while. Haven't seen anything posted on this. Basically cost us at least a shot in OT.

[OUmd]

I said the same thing during the replay. The defender was pulling on Tennel's jersey during his entire route - not that Tennel would have caught it anyway, though.

However, we are still not a top 25 team. A win only would have continued to over-rank us.

[jkjsooner]

I agree and said it on the game thread. It's pretty easy to get an INT if you can pull on the guy to jump the route.

[rainiersooner]

Duh, obviously you guys didn't read the recent rule change that allows you pull the receiver by his shirt.

[SGT Park3R]

Hello. We're not the gaytors. We don't get those calls.

[Soonerus]

This thread is loser talk...

[FaninAma]

Tennel ran a very poor route. I actually
don't blame Landry for that interception.

[kelloggOUballa]

Soonerus, it only changed the game. And poor route? Geez, you try running a route with a guy pulling your jersey and not letting go.

[Soonerus]

I didn't see it...

[MyT Oklahoma]

I saw it but then I don't know the rules. Irregardless just like Oregon (2006).. Texas (1984) and Nebraska (1971).. it's over and done now. Time to look towards next week.

[soonerinabilene]

the announcer said that is totally legal in college. if thats true, i say unleash jackson and proctor and rape every receiver that tries to run a slant.

[Ground_Attack]

This thread is loser talk...

like 99% of your lame *** posts?

[prrriiide]

I wasn't nearly as upset by that one as I was the other 11-dozen PIs that went un-called. Those DBs were mugging our receivers, and the refs just let them get away with it.