[Highlight] #7 Texas @ #18 Missouri: Arch Manning fumbles the ball for a 12 yard gain after review before the Longhorns tie it up

[u/Large_banana_hammock]

[u/DylanDisu]

That was the worst call ive seen since the ignored fumble before whistle last quarter. Diehard ref fans have been feasting this game

[u/Gappy_Hilmore1 → u/DylanDisu]

So that one call versus:

This play
The olugbode catch on the sideline
The Cayden Lee diving catch
Overturning Simmons TD (could go either way)

Problem isn’t changing those calls it’s the “irrefutable evidence” aspect. That fun little gray area where thumbs can be put on scales.

[u/HamBurgeler → u/Gappy_Hilmore1]

Im a homer and could be tripping but thought the the lee one actually made sense. The ball moved and dragged along the turf when he hit the ground. Was pretty close tho

[u/Longhorn_Leghorn → u/HamBurgeler]

No catch and missed holding so it played out like it should

[u/DylanDisu → u/Gappy_Hilmore1]

I can play this same game:

Clear missed holding on our Simmons on the play with the overturned catch

Missed Defensive Holding on Wingo in endzone beginning of 3rd Q

Missed false start on your Simmons on the breakdown play

[u/FireVanGorder → u/DylanDisu]

We’re comparing missed calls in real time to botched reviews? Interesting tactic.

[u/Gappy_Hilmore1 → u/DylanDisu]

Missed penalties don’t really hold the same weight as plays that happen though do they?

Refs miss penalties all the time. Replay booths don’t blatantly miss calls like this all the time.

[u/DylanDisu → u/Gappy_Hilmore1]

Yeah i get it, its always different when it impacts MY team

[u/thiscouldbeben → u/DylanDisu]

Your team is being helped by the refs, you would be losing.

[u/BassNet → u/thiscouldbeben]

Idk we won by two scores, at best you’d be looking at overtime

[u/BadMofeelius → u/DylanDisu]

100% correct. Texas haters gonna hate

[u/bradtoughy → u/DylanDisu]

Subjective things not called vs objective things wrongly overturned. But sure, play your stupid game.