Riding home from Atlanta... I had a great time!

[TarHeelNation11]

I definitely have to agree that there was a block in the back on the kickoff return for a touchdown and it definitely helped him get loose.

Augusta blows.

 

[DAWG N EVANS]

Augusta blows.

Good to know. Thanks for sharing.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

Good to know. Thanks for sharing.

What did you expect posting on our board, brother?

 

[DAWG N EVANS]

What did you expect posting on our board, brother?

Not sure but I'm in Tampa.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

Not sure but I'm in Tampa.

Haha I was born in Tampa. I was just lashing out for a cheap shot and saw "Evans" in your handle and inferred you meant the suburb of Augusta.

For my money, refs didn't cost us the game. You could argue the adversity caused by the refs cost us the game, but that still falls on our coaches and players for not overcoming said adversity. It was there for the taking and we let it slip away. We force a punt on that drive with the two PI's while up 10...who knows how the game turns out. But we didn't. And we still had the lead after that drive and we proceeded to go full special and y'all never looked back.

 

[DAWG N EVANS]

I can see the point on the downfield block and even the incomplete pass and wouldn't argue those. I think the incomplete pass could have gone either way. However, I immediately took notice of the block in the back when it happened. I'll leave you with one thought. Going forward, your coach needs to hand the ball off to the RB a lot more than he did.

 

[SeaHawk98]

I thought going in it would be close as it appears to be 2 evenly matched teams. That turned out to be the case. Calls were missed on both sides. What I can't stand is botched calls. At least one of the PI calls was crap. Funny thing is on the catch my Hollins which was reversed, the DB clearly grabbed Hollins arm before the ball got there. How did the refs miss that? Why can't they review ineligible man down field since it was obvious a bad call. However, the worst call was the 15 yarder on Fedora. I have been watching college football for over 30 years and have seen coaches absolutely go bananas on the sidelines with huge tirades. I have never seen that penalty called. It was BS. The refs turned the tide of the game by a series of huge mistakes. UNC never recovered. It is unfortunate, but that is how things have played out over the last several years.

 

[shun1]

Don't start about crappy calls.....You guys got your share of gifts.

Your qb dropped the ball and they ruled it an incomplete pass...even though he was past the line of scrimmage.

There was 2 awful non-holding calls on that early TD drive
There was a blatant block in the back on the KO return for a TD
On your last drive there were 3 straight plays where holding wasn't called.

I respect UNC....but you guys didn't lose because of the refs. You lost because Nick Chubb rushed for 222 yards.

SMILE

!!!!!!!!!!!! GO TAR HEELS !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[HeelFan58]

I definitely have to agree that there was a block in the back on the kickoff return for a touchdown and it definitely helped him get loose.

your man blocked another of your men , sorry that's not a penalty.

 

[HeelFan58]

I can see the point on the downfield block and even the incomplete pass and wouldn't argue those. I think the incomplete pass could have gone either way. However, I immediately took notice of the block in the back when it happened. I'll leave you with one thought. Going forward, your coach needs to hand the ball off to the RB a lot more than he did.

There was no block in the back. I have watched it over and over. It didn't happen. I say one more fuking time ; your sideline didn't utter a peep on the play.

 

[DAWG N EVANS]

There was no block in the back. I have watched it over and over. It didn't happen. I say one more fuking time ; your sideline didn't utter a peep on the play.

I just watched the play again to make sure I didn't miss something. On the replay, it is obvious that the NC player shoved the UGA player in the back and even fully extended his arms for maximum leverage. It looks like his number is 26 or 28. The Georgia player brushes against him after he was shoved.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

I just watched the play again to make sure I didn't miss something. On the replay, it is obvious that the NC player shoved the UGA player in the back and even fully extended his arms for maximum leverage. It looks like his number is 26 or 28. The Georgia player brushes against him after he was shoved.

The Messsiah, AKA Kirby, needs to work harder on special teams in practice. Y'all gotta prep for that mighty SEC East.

 

[HeelFan58]

I just watched the play again to make sure I didn't miss something. On the replay, it is obvious that the NC player shoved the UGA player in the back and even fully extended his arms for maximum leverage. It looks like his number is 26 or 28. The Georgia player brushes against him after he was shoved.

Bull Shat

 

[Raising Heel]

I just watched the play again to make sure I didn't miss something. On the replay, it is obvious that the NC player shoved the UGA player in the back and even fully extended his arms for maximum leverage. It looks like his number is 26 or 28. The Georgia player brushes against him after he was shoved.

That was #36 Cole Holcomb blocking #41 Chuks Amaechi, directly in front of T.J. Logan as he cut it back inside. There's no question Holcomb blocked him in the back. However, many people don't realize that there are a number of exceptions to the rule that allow such a block, and that particular block satisfied two of the exceptions. That's why it wasn't flagged. Now be gone, foul canine.

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Blocking in the Back
ARTICLE 6. A block in the back (other than against the ball carrier) is illegal
(A.R. 9-3-3-I, VII and -IX; and A.R. 10-2-2-XII).
Exceptions:
2. When a player turns his back to a potential blocker who has committed
himself in intent and direction or movement.
4. When the opponent turns his back to the blocker under Rule 9-3-3-a-1-
(b).

 

[bleeduncblue]

Maybe you should teach your fans to respect women and not like act drunken retards. I saw on FIVE separate occasions, women nearly moved to tears because large male UGA fans walked by them, got within 6 inches of their face and barked in their face. Additionally, I saw a 40s-year-old man get escorted from the row behind me after he repeatedly "accidentally" bumped a ~12-year-old UNC fan next to him every time he celebrated a good play, until the boy's mom finally had to get a big guy beside her to talk to the the UGA fan....then when someone a row in front of him also tried to talk to him about it, the UGA fan and his buddy started throwing (and missing) punches left and right. This is while next to a 12-year-old kid and his mother.

I could go on if you'd like. I've got plenty more examples. I had to forcefully lecture another UGA fan who disrespected my girlfriend....who doesn't know the first thing about football and was just there at my request......in front of his crew of fellow Dawgs.

Most classless fans in the got damn world, which is why I actively pulled against UGA for the one year I was in school in Athens. It's why I routinely pull against Georgia whenever they're on TV and why I always have a soft spot for Georgia Tech. Enjoy your 8-win season assholes.

Oh, and don't give me the "every school has their few drunken idiots" line. I accept that for every other school, including UNC, but not for UGA (or Moo). Georgia fans repeatedly show how uneducated pieces of shit they are at every single football game I've been to that they're involved in, which is double digits.

I was also in the Dome and can testify to all of this and more ... what a horrible fan base they were. Certainly the 5:30 kick and free flowing alcohol didnt help ... but that was almost unbearable.