Officiating bias in the ACC - football study

[TheBrickhouse]

Irish fans -- now that you are playing 5-6 ACC games a year, you will probably find this study rather interesting.

Echoes what ND alum Brian Gruley wrote after the FSU/ND game last year.

ACC football officiating bias

 

[cgvr]

It was a rough call all around.

Unfortunately, it didn't go our way.

imo the NCAA should control refs and there should be no conference affiliation.

There also should be a grading of refs, like in any business, where the best ones get the biggest games.

Next year we play Va, G tech, Clemson, Pitt, Wake and BC.

Paul Johnson is going to be real rough.

What are you guys thinking about Clemson?

 

[deadirishpoet]

Clemson had a nice end to their season.

 

[john0gaunt]

Brick, after the FSU game there were a few nole fans that came on here and posted intelligent comments and I was happy to see there are such people among the fanbase. I'm hoping you're one of those fans. That being said, I have a question for you or anyone of the other noles who come here.

Let's say Aaron Hernandes is released from prison in say 4-7 years. If he still has any college eligibilty left, we know for sure FSU will recruit him hard. We also know they will clear a spot on the roster and make sure he gets in the staring lineup.

My question is, do his years in the league preclude him from playing out any remaining college eligiblity he may have had left? Would he only be able to play baseball at FSU?

I'm not trolling, it's a serious question.

TIA for the response.


No means No, Noooooooo oooooooooo

 

[Epictitus]

^^^^^^ Boy, no question about it. You are going to be accused of being Argus and poor Mole is going to poop her pants about your last comments. Good job!

 

[john0gaunt]

^^^^I'm hoping to land the #1 and #2 spots and see how long I can keep them up at that level.^^^^^^^^


No means No, Nooooooooooo ooooo