ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Here's the problem that PedStaters have...they still think Joe Pa is in the land of the living.
They just might be on to something.
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Here's the problem that PedStaters have...they still think Joe Pa is in the land of the living.
Rutgers fan asks "what's it like to be in the B1G?", the answers are mostly what you'd expect.
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=157&f=1395&t=12101352
psu5036
Like everyone else said the officiating is very suspect when youre playing the Big 2. Travelling to away games is quite inconvenient to Penn Staters living on the eastern part of pa because before rutgers joined Ohio State was the closest away game and thats quite a trip. So for you guys itll be even farther obviously. I am always hit and miss on how I feel about the rivalries we have. I am 25 so most of my life we have been in the Big Ten. However I still consider our rivals to be the teams we played prior to joining the conference. I am sure each person on here could tell you different experiences with other conference fan bases. I personally hate Iowa and Wisconsin fans the most for particular reasons. I respect Michigan personally, and strongly dislike Ohio State fans but havent had any real personal bad experiences
thor06
so you pretty much hate everyone... No real reason, you just hate them? Thats healthy and rational
Lion4Life2
Please ignore the resident whiners. It's not B1G's fault that Penn State has ****** donkey crap in football since 1999. I am in late 40s, and I think B1G is the best fit for us footballwise. Now we will be in ice hockey as a collegiate sport with an awesome brand new arena, which would likely not be possible without the B1G affiliation.
I don't particularly miss playing Pitt, Syracuse, Temple or even BC for that matter. Games against Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin and Michigan State are much better profile and help us in terms of national relevance. Ohio State is the closest to a rivalry that we have and I think, provided we become worth our salt at some point, we could develop something similar with Michigan now that we will play them every year.
Yes, officiating is awful, but it's not unique to B1G. Apart from the infamous non-catch by Ben Hartsock against Ohio State in 2003, I cannot think of an instance, where officiating alone cost us a game.
Welcome to B1G. I live in North Jersey and plan to be at your stadium every year and not just when you play us.
slobert89
Rutgers should be excited they were in a dead conference and the big ten is a huge upgrade. I am in my 40's and I personally hate the big 10. Not because of officiating just because I don't care about any of the schools in the conference. I think it has been bad for Psu football because it has hurt Psu in its traditional recruiting area because I don't think midatlantic/northeast kids want to play in a Midwestern conference. I will acknowledge that having a coach who stopped recruiting didnt help. I just find te conference slate so ***** boring and playing Illinois Indiana Minnesota purdue etc. all the time in mind numbingly boring to me.
ucfb11
So you want boring games with Wake, Dook, BC, Syracuse etc,,.
Sorry so late to this one but the comments are funny. These are in the exact order. I have been laughing hysterically in my office.
Apart from the infamous non-catch by Ben Hartsock against Ohio State in 2003, I cannot think of an instance, where officiating alone cost us a game.
Does anyone have a video or remembery of this play?
On Ohio State's decisive scoring drive, tight end Ben Hartsock was awarded a first-down catch on third-and-3, even though replays showed the ball bounced. Penn State linebacker Deryck Toles, who made the tackle, said he saw and heard the ball bounce.
"I assumed [Hartsock] caught it; I didn't see that he didn't," Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said.
Told that the ball bounced, Tressel added, "Oh, I don't know. I didn't see the replay."
It really was a bad call. I remember it pretty clearly. I didn't see it on live action, but upon replay, it was clearly NOT a catch.Damn, I had no idea of BWI at the time. The meltdown must have been epic. I've seen them post the phone numbers and home addresses of refs who have wronged them in games against Michigan. I can only imagine what they'd do if it really were an actual bad call. After all, they went through two decades pre-BIG where bad calls only went against the other team; they had no frame of reference.
But Mike, how do you really feel?Pedsters are getting a little full of themselves here....
http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=157&f=1395&t=12151680&p=1
After the Buckeyes dispatch Iowa saturday, I really hope UFM goes for blood against Bubba O'Balltaintgooch and and the hordes of toothless, sister-banging, inbred, pedophile-enabling hicks that follow that goddamn program.
Ugh. Why do I bother with their stupidity.http://bwi.rivals.com/showmsg.asp?fid=36&tid=167527089&mid=167527089&sid=890&style=2
A couple of people suggest that Penn State is owed bad officiating calls in their favor, due to their perceived injustices in the past. No new insightful comment to anyone who has enjoyed BWI in the past 12 months. Kinda like some of your favorite sitcoms - same jokes, even if it is a new episode.
And yet here you are, winning in OT, when the refs threw a flag that gave you first and goal at the 1. If they didn't want you to win, they don't throw the flag.Good point victor e bell. This conference does not want is to win against the like of UM and O$U
Yes, genius. You can clearly tell at what point contact was made in a still photograph.Looks like Butt got two hands on the ball with Hull providing air-tight coverage.
I don't know why they think Paterno invented replay, or why they're so proud of it....but they repeat this line ALL THE TIME. The world revolves around Penn State and Joe Paterno (redundant), we're all just lucky to be alive in it.With replay, thanks to Joe Paterno, the ref's have learned that people are watching them and tracking them. You can't hide from the cameras.