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BYU lost on a last second play at the goal line to Coastal Carolina....ah, 40 years ago.

Roomate / Frat bro played for the Mustangs 77-81...said BYU was BY FAR the dirtiest team they ever played. Does not hurt my feelings they went down today. #NeverLikedThem

Game of the day in college football. Very entertaining.

GHammond wrote:Roomate / Frat bro played for the Mustangs 77-81...said BYU was BY FAR the dirtiest team they ever played. Does not hurt my feelings they went down today. #NeverLikedThem

Their refs weren't much better. At least 1 maybe 2 of the TD passes skipped in to their receivers,
and were called receptions pre review days.

peruna81 wrote:BYU lost on a last second play at the goal line to Coastal Carolina....ah, 40 years ago.

They didn't lose on a last-second play, they failed to win on a last-second play. They were down from early in the fourth quarter and were never able to mount a come-back.

GHammond wrote:Roomate / Frat bro played for the Mustangs 77-81...said BYU was BY FAR the dirtiest team they ever played. Does not hurt my feelings they went down today. #NeverLikedThem

Coastal Carolina might have the two trashiest players I've ever seen in college football history with the way they attacked the BYU QB at the end of the first half with the play already over. Thankfully cooler heads prevailed on the BYU sideline. Were they ejected? The NCAA should suspend that pair indefinitely.

mustangxc wrote:Coastal Carolina might have the two trashiest players I've ever seen in college football history with the way they attacked the BYU QB at the end of the first half with the play already over. Thankfully cooler heads prevailed on the BYU sideline. Were they ejected? The NCAA should suspend that pair indefinitely.

Not really surprising for a school like Coastal Carolina.

Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

mrydel wrote:Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

That was way more than blocking. The two players were attacking the QB as you would expect in a street fight. Pretty inexcusable!

mrydel wrote:Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

Spoken like a defensive player always hoping to get a shot at the other team's QB

Speaking of "missed calls" it will be interesting to see if the Big-Whatever makes a little call to Baylor's Chalie Brewer regarding a late hit out of bounds on the BU sideline that was "missed" by the Line Judge. OU DB had picked off a pass and Charlie was upset.

On an additional positive note, BU got smacked down in a ROUGH game.

Charleston Pony wrote:

mrydel wrote:Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

Spoken like a defensive player always hoping to get a shot at the other team's QB

Yeah. I guess that’s because I played before they put skirts on QBs.

Lol

mrydel wrote:Yeah. I guess that’s because I played before they put skirts on QBs.

Before or after pantyhose?

mustangxc wrote:

mrydel wrote:Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

That was way more than blocking. The two players were attacking the QB as you would expect in a street fight. Pretty inexcusable!

I thought the first one was fine - just hard nosed play keeping the QB out of the play. The second guy was a problem and crossed the line in my view.

mrydel wrote:Perhaps an unnecessary roughness penalty but they were blocking for the interception return. They just happened to pick the QB on which to inflict their pain.

Yes and in the old days coaches used to tell you if you got a chance to take a clean shot at qb to
lay the lumber on. So it is football equal treatment for all.