🏈 Even a 3 year old girl knows a bad call when she sees it!

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[video=youtube;s0L8O5qYUPI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0L8O5qYUPI[/video]

 

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[h=1]The refs are blind! No really – Outback Bowl officials make a terrible call on a first down measurement[/h]

You very rarely see a football official flat out miss a call. A fourth-quarter call in the Outback Bowl was black and white. There really can be no debate. It was a blown call like we've never seen a blown call. All the officials had to do was measure for a first down, and they got that wrong.Michigan ran a fake punt with a little more than eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, and the Wolverines made it close to the first down. Close enough for a measurement. The sticks were extended and the ball was inches short of the first down. And the referee confidently pointed a first down for ... Michigan?
The South Carolina sideline erupted in protest. Coach Steve Spurrier jumped on the field right next to the ball and started pointing out the error. The call stood, even though ESPN's camera angles made it very clear that the call was wrong and the ball was short of the first-down marker. A second angle from ESPN, which it showed after a commercial break, showed that the ball was clearly a couple inches short.
The refs flat out made the wrong call. It wasn't like this was a judgment call. They gave a first down to a team that didn't pass the sticks.

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http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...bowl-officials-terrible-212632820--ncaaf.html

 

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Thank God it benefited Michigan and not South Carolina (SEC)