Razorback Football

[Hogworth Ballington III]

Joe Adams punt return against eoek

[Too Big Pig]

It's probably my favorite game of the BMFP era

Joe Adam's score on 4th and 3, the play bobby was saving for an entire year

They couldn't stop Knile Davis at the end.

Good times.

And one of the best quotes to go with it from BMFP.

[Borenutz]

And one of the best quotes to go with it from BMFP.

"We throw to score, we run to win?"

[jdcatty]

It's probably my favorite game of the BMFP era

Joe Adam's score on 4th and 3, the play bobby was saving for an entire year

They couldn't stop Knile Davis at the end.

Good times.

The Joe Adams score on 4th and 3 was the best call I have ever seen.  Period. 

[The Cowboy Tiger]

"We throw to score, we run to win?"

You have got to be shitting me.

No, not that one.

We didn't come to paint.

[BASS]

I was always partial to "are you fucking shitting me?"

[buff2.0]

I thought he was going to actually assault the ref. 2010 was the best Razorback team in my lifetime and the SEC really did everything it could to stop us from winning. Blatantly. 

[Barton Fink]

The call to have Mallett throw it with seconds left in the half against LSU is up there as well. Ballsy

[hit_that_line]

I thought he was going to actually assault the ref. 2010 was the best Razorback team in my lifetime and the SEC really did everything it could to stop us from winning. Blatantly. 

If Knile was already cranked up we beat Bama that year. If Willy wasn't so useless we could've taken down Auburn. That team was just 1-2 really good players short.

[buff2.0]

If Knile was already cranked up we beat Bama that year. If Willy wasn't so useless we could've taken down Auburn. That team was just 1-2 really good players short.

You could make a "Top-10 Worst Officiated College Football Games of All Time" and fill at least the top half of that just with games from our 2009, 2010, and 2011 seasons.  Despite all that... yeah.  Mallett had one of the best arms of all time and didn't get that one throwaway out of bounds.  The dirty hit took him out against Auburn and we still had them on the ropes if a couple of plays had bounced our way and the refs hadn't been committing criminal-level acts that Paul Crewe would have been jealous of. 

What's fucked up about being Arkansas is I think Jeff Long would have ultimately fired BMFP even if we had won those two games and whooped South Carolina's bitch asses again for the SEC Title and National Championship game appearance.  I mean holy shit imagine the hype around an Arkansas/Texas natty game (that we very well had the horses to win that year).

Motherfucker now I'm mad and want to commit violent acts against a referee.

[DirkPiggler]

If Knile was already cranked up we beat Bama that year. If Willy wasn't so useless we could've taken down Auburn. That team was just 1-2 really good players short.

The refs weren't letting us beat Auburn regardless of what they did.  They gave Auburn two touchdowns that were proven to not have happened, and confirmed them on replay. 

Penn Wagers could singlehandedly cure cancer and end human trafficking and he'd still have his spot solidified in Hell based on his actions that day. 

[Guardrail]

The refs weren't letting us beat Auburn regardless of what they did.  They gave Auburn two touchdowns that were proven to not have happened, and confirmed them on replay. 

Was that one of the Auburn games (there are so many we got screwed in) that the RB dropped the ball before he crossed the plane, video replay confirmed that he did drop the ball, but the refs basically said FU Arkansas and let it stand anyway?

Another blatantly obvious screwing that sticks in my mind is the time when the Florida player was about to blind side cheap shot Malcom Shepherd and he defended himself and pancaked the guy. Ref saw it all and flagged OUR guy, allowing florida a closer shot at the end zone. 2009 maybe? I think that was Curls and they all got suspended. Too little, too late though.

[buff2.0]

Was that one of the Auburn games (there are so many we got screwed in) that the RB dropped the ball before he crossed the plane, video replay confirmed that he did drop the ball, but the refs basically said FU Arkansas and let it stand anyway?

Ball dropped straight down clearly outside the end zone.  Even Auburn boards still don't think he scored.  https://youtu.be/BoEe5RZ0qcQ?si=dql6HUMQiUaGOlRM&t=444

Florida was 2009.  LSU that year was almost as blatant, but that Florida game is the only one I can think of that rivals the obvious fuckery of the 2010 Auburn game.

[DirkPiggler]

Was that one of the Auburn games (there are so many we got screwed in) that the RB dropped the ball before he crossed the plane, video replay confirmed that he did drop the ball, but the refs basically said FU Arkansas and let it stand anyway?

Another blatantly obvious screwing that sticks in my mind is the time when the Florida player was about to blind side cheap shot Malcom Shepherd and he defended himself and pancaked the guy. Ref saw it all and flagged OUR guy, allowing florida a closer shot at the end zone. 2009 maybe? I think that was Curls and they all got suspended. Too little, too late though.

That was one of the two non-TDs added to Auburn's score.  The ref nearest the play dropped the bean bag where the ball came out signifying a fumble.  No official signaled touchdown.  The first mention of the call on the field being a TD was at the end of Wagers' announcement that the play was under review.  If I remember right he actually finished, turned his mike off, then quickly back on and said "and the call on the field was a touchdown."  Lying sack of shit. 

The other was the scoop and score off of a Broderick Green "fumble."  Replay showed that Green's knee was clearly on the ground before the ball came out.  Even noted Razorback fan (sarcasm intended) Gary Danielson went off about how the call was wrong and should be overturned. 

Auburn ended up winning by twenty-two points, but fourteen of those flat out did not happen.  Perhaps if the game is within one score Wilson doesn't throw the two late INTs that ended our chances.  I'm of the mindset that Cam Newton wasn't letting Auburn lose the game regardless, but it would have been nice to have the players decide that as opposed to putting it in the hands of corrupt, incompetent officials and the Birmingham crime syndicate known as the SEC office.

I maintain that if the Hogs had finished off the game properly against Alabama and gone into the Auburn game unbeaten, we MIGHT have gotten a fair shake from the criminals in Birmingham.  Auburn was the league's last hope at an undefeated team to keep the league's BCS title streak alive. 

[hit_that_line]

Was that one of the Auburn games (there are so many we got screwed in) that the RB dropped the ball before he crossed the plane, video replay confirmed that he did drop the ball, but the refs basically said FU Arkansas and let it stand anyway?

Another blatantly obvious screwing that sticks in my mind is the time when the Florida player was about to blind side cheap shot Malcom Shepherd and he defended himself and pancaked the guy. Ref saw it all and flagged OUR guy, allowing florida a closer shot at the end zone. 2009 maybe? I think that was Curls and they all got suspended. Too little, too late though.

That was the game where Childs literally had a 75 yard catch and run and Verne was as like "I think they are gonna call it incomplete!"

[Thin Red Swine]

The call to have Mallett throw it with seconds left in the half against LSU is up there as well. Ballsy

See posts #4069 and #4074 above. 😉

[buff2.0]

That was the game where Childs literally had a 75 yard catch and run and Verne was as like "I think they are gonna call it incomplete!"

Lol started with "Was that a fumble?" after he was already in the end zone.  Once Verne realized that Childs fell on the ball anyway he switched to the incomplete call.  Refs were looking for any reason to overturn it and CBS was trying to help with the narrative as much as they could.

An uncalled defensive PI cost us another TD in that game.  An uncalled offensive PI against Florida cost us an INT.

[Thin Red Swine]

Lol started with "Was that a fumble?" after he was already in the end zone.  Once Verne realized that Childs fell on the ball anyway he switched to the incomplete call.  Refs were looking for any reason to overturn it and CBS was trying to help with the narrative as much as they could.

An uncalled defensive PI cost us another TD in that game.  An uncalled offensive PI against Florida cost us an INT.

It was actually a bogus called defensive PI against us that was on the same Florida "touchdown drive" as the atrocious personal foul against Malcolm Sheppard.

But you're right about the uncalled offensive PI against them. White boy receiver climbed our guy's back. 

[woodhog14]

If Knile was already cranked up we beat Bama that year. If Willy wasn't so useless we could've taken down Auburn. That team was just 1-2 really good players short.

Agreed. The 2010 team was a lot better than the 2011 team IMO.

[jdcatty]

I watched a little of some of the other games last night.  I don't remember seeing targeting called a single time. That's good.