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After the way the game had been called, he was probably afraid of a flag for intentional grounding or roughing the passer.Maybe someone should explain to Hasselback that in the NFL, you are allowed to spike the ball into the turf to stop the clock.
Every now and then, knowledge like that comes in kinda handy.
Seattle fans are actually whining about the Super Bowl as much as Cane fans whined about the Fiesta Bowl. Funny stuff.
I do not agree with that statement at all.Jaxbuck said:The few 'hawk fans that were on here weren't the ones pitching a bitch. Its a bunch of twistedly bitter Bengal/Brown fans and a crackpot who thinks NFL games are fixed(but watches and cares who wins anyway).
You are right though, they sound exactly like cryami fans after the Fiesta Bowl. Only difference is the Cryami fans had a more legit argument than these guys do.
I do not agree with that statement at all.
I think overall Pittsburgh got the breaks in the Super Bowl. I don't think the officiating was bad (except for the clip on Hasselbeck), but all the calls that could have gone either way went to Pittsburgh except that one fumble earlier in the game that was ruled an incomplete pass by seattle.
As far as the Fiesta Bowl is concerned...Ohio State got jobbed. There was ONE questionable call in the game that went Ohio State's way, and we all know what that was...there was definitely some holding go on right before ABC's camera angle went to the close up...so ABC made it look like a bad call, plus it didn't help with Fouts screaming, "BAD CALL! BAD CALL!" Pretty unprofessional there. But that's ABC/ESPN for you. Other than that call though, the holdings that weren't called, the completions that were ruled incomplete, and the PIs that WERENT called. Those ALL went Miami's way!
I don't think there are any Seattle fans on this board, Nutty
lol ur funny
and a crackpot who thinks NFL games are fixed(but watches and cares who wins anyway).
...all the calls that could have gone either way went to Pittsburgh except that one fumble earlier in the game that was ruled an incomplete pass by seattle.