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Page 2 and still no response to this.

I guess instead of manning up and stopping us in the first place PSU just has to rely on that one call. [kicksrocks]

Sweet, you guys only lose by 2 instead of 9. Way to go.

Doesn't matter, don't be a sore loser. If you don't give up 14 points in like 19 seconds to start the second half it wouldn't matter. The better team won.

The problem is that it was called a fumble on the field which is why I think it was not reversed

Doesn't matter every team gets screwed by the refs from time to time, especially Nebraska, fact is we did enough to win the game. Penn St. had plenty of chances to seal the outcome early and failed to do so

I agree but I understand the review call and as has been stated previously, the error was the initial call on the field...would not have been overturned regardless of Td or fumble

And by booth, I mean the replay booth. Not the donkeys calling the game.

Lando's just made we won...

It was a difficult call... If the dude doesn't drop the ball it's a none issue. He dropped the ball and put the game in the hands of the refs who, whether they got it right or wrong, played the review by the book. That gif does not show "indisputable" evidence to overturn. It sure looked like a fumble live. Kid just needs to lower his shoulder instead of stick the ball out, he dropped the ball and put the call in the ref's court. It's the kid's fault not the ref's.

Not true.

Edit: Lando -- Language.

No denial here could have been called either way, we've dealt with calls plenty of times it's part of the game

Several things:

1) I thought the play would be ruled a touchdown after the review and was surprised it wasn't.
2) The call on the field weighs heavily. If the side judge had ruled it a touchdown live, that call would have stood as well.
3) There was still 7+ minutes left in the game and given Nebraska's propensity for late game dramatics, Nebraska had as good of a chance or better of winning the game regardless. It's not like the call occurred with 10 seconds left, like a rather infamous call 30 years ago.