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I enhanced it a tad.
Why is the ref peeing on himself?
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I enhanced it a tad.
Thanks, Triumph, I’m a Saints and Cardinal fan. The two worst call in the history of sports that cost teams championships. Acknowledged by everyone that both calls were wrong with no argument from anybody.why did we draw up a play for Tommy Lee Lewis of all players in crunch time?
still the worst call of my lifetime (except the one I benefitted from - Denkinger in '85 WS)
Thanks, Triumph, I’m a Saints and Cardinal fan. The two worst call in the history of sports that cost teams championships. Acknowledged by everyone that both calls were wrong with no argument from anybody.
Also in Game 6 (Denkinger game), Jack Clark let a foul pop drop uncaught the pitch after the (non) call. Just watched the top of the 9th of the game, Porter had a passed ball to put 2 runners in scoring position! A confluence of suck. The whole thing led to a 11-0 mauling in Game 7Denkinger was Game 6. While it was severely deflating to the Cards, they still had Game 7. My brother-in-law and sister in St. Louis are season-ticket holders so I was at Busch for like Game 3 or 4 in that series.
Saints never had a game 7 on the table. They were screwed late in their elimination game. While I'll never understand why Vinovich was allowed to continue reffing, I also, with footnote, will always remember UFDA Dan Arnold's end zone drop earlier in the 2nd half.
Grok called it the worst missed penalty in NFL history and one of the worst in sports history.Even AI is lying about what happened....it wasn't even this close
Well. He was wide open and about to help us clinch a Super Bowl appearance.why did we draw up a play for Tommy Lee Lewis of all players in crunch time?
We were literally breaking the Dome because pieces of the ceiling in some rooms were falling down. Bravo to the crowd that day for nonstop noise and making the Rams struggle the way they did as shown in the video. That No Call not only robbed the team but robbed the fans' spirits and we have never been as loud since. I know for myself part of me these days says why even bother with loud noise if the NFL can take it away that easily.
Why would you do that to yourself?
Ehhh, there's no bed and no crap in it...totally inaccurate.I enhanced it a tad.
I thought Arnold’s catch was a pretty tough one. Yes hit him in the hands but he had to leap and worry about the end line and got hit by two guys right as ball got there.Denkinger was Game 6. While it was severely deflating to the Cards, they still had Game 7. My brother-in-law and sister in St. Louis are season-ticket holders so I was at Busch for like Game 3 or 4 in that series.
Saints never had a game 7 on the table. They were screwed late in their elimination game. While I'll never understand why Vinovich was allowed to continue reffing, I also, with footnote, will always remember UFDA Dan Arnold's end zone drop earlier in the 2nd half.
From the game story:I thought Arnold’s catch was a pretty tough one. Yes hit him in the hands but he had to leap and worry about the end line and got hit by two guys right as ball got there.
I think that was it for most people....shock. I watched at home with my family. It happened...I waited for the flag...and waited. The room was dead silent. As the refs just calmly moved on to the next play, I finally said, "What is happening....?"No amount of time will pass where this won’t be “too soon” to relive/watch. It brings back horrible memories of me crying and acting a fool (throwing stuff on the field). Security didn’t even bother the fans to get out. I sat in my seat in shock. I’ve never been so hurt.