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BIG-10 Refs never call Pass Interference. Why?

This inaugural season in this league has been fraught with season-long blatant holding on USC receivers. The announcers call out the “non-calls” multiple times every game. UCLA was no exception. Cost USC 2 touchdowns (at least). Michigan did PI.

Penn State did PI, and everyone else.

Are the rules different in Big 10? Is it a singling out of USC in some conspiracy?

Someone should ask CLR in an interview why PI is not getting called?

13 comments

13 Comments

Onikoroshi

Nov 25, 2024

especially if the game is on the line

the way too early horse collar on Duke in the endzone being the most egregious

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Daystalker

Nov 25, 2024

Because they are used to plodding, slow, midwest football and can't keep up with the new pace. They are panting like they just had to outrun an angry grizzly bear after each play.

TEE

Nov 25, 2024

No sympathy. You guys wanted the Big ten so bad.

TEE

Nov 25, 2024

Replying to

That was after SC, Bruins, CU and UW left. The conference was trash at that point. Basically Mtn West money. Ducks left for different reason. Survival.

SC left because they couldn’t compete in the PAC anymore, upset with the refs, upset the PAC didn’t give them 2x shares, upset with 730 night games, upset with Ducks pipeline to MD.

So how are things now in your new league?:

2x more $$ than Ducks. Check
No night games. Nope
Ducks cut off from MD. Nope
Better refs. Nope
Better team than last few years. Nope.

SCLip

Nov 25, 2024

Replying to

Look at the little ducky always thinking short term. Makes sense as you will only be relevant as long as Uncle phil is alive. When CA kids apply to Oregon, they get their acceptance within 48 hours. You are absolutely begging kids to go to your #109 ranked school. Safely school central.