Originally Posted by JAFF (Post 144700)

Shocking.

Originally Posted by ChoppedWood (Post 144703)

It was one of the most "WTF" things I have seen- there's nothing even close. It wasn't a "maybe" situation---- IT NEVER FUCKING HAPPENED.

These guys are fucking clowns, total fucking clowns. I am completely in the Dan Patrick camp that they are so pissed off there's a secret handshake between them to just do things to fuck with the integrity of the game just to flip the bird at the whole INT review rule. Dickheads...

Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles (Post 144710)

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The "expert" that they have who chimes in on reviews actually stated that he thought that it was a good call ........ he said that the Cowboys' center "lifted his leg, and in fact caused the defender to stumble."


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Originally Posted by Colts And Orioles (Post 144714)

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National Reaction to Cowboys-Patriots: Controversial Tripping Calls and Jason Garrett Send Social Media into a Frenzy

(By SportsDay Staff)

https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/co...into-a-frenzy/


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Originally Posted by Pez (Post 144722)

That was brutal, both calls were horrible. The first tripping call the defender actually ran into his legs. The second tripping call he was simply moving his legs in the act of blocking. Aikman was arguing with Pierera on it.

Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 144723)

The tripping call was egregious, because no tripping ocurred.

However, why do newspapers feel like social media posts are newsworthy? "OMG, someone made a tweet, let's report it." Wouldn't these tweets be public, where anyone who cares would have read them already?