UCONN FAIR CATCH

Agreed with UdReks, UConn was had in 2 calls I remember, 2 fumbles if I remember correctly. One was on the punt where the ball was clearly 110% touched and UConn fell on it on the 1 yard line (essentially a TD) and then there was another fumble if I remember correctly where the player was ruled down. The refs really failed in this game.

cheater

It actually was ILLEGAL. So much so that the back judge was disciplined for not stopping it and not flagging it. What he did is considered an "invalid fair catch signal". Such a signal has the same effect as a valid signal, i.e. ball is dead when possessed but the returner does not get fair catch protection.

sorry but that was completely legal he didnt signal for a fair catch he just put his arm up he even talked to the official before the play and asked if that was ok

I'm sorry, but you are wrong. Yes, he talked to the ref before the play and the ref said he had to put his hand all the way up high to signal a fair catch, but the ref was wrong. Taylor knew he was bending the rules to trick the defenders and it was wrong of him. The actual rule is that any hand gesture, any hand gesture at all, even if it is not a valid fair catch signal results in the ball being dead where it is touched. The only difference is that he can be tackled if he botches the signal.

Uconn sucks balls

Big East refs still owe Louisville a make up call for that one.
Despite what U-Con fans claim, the correct call was made on the so-called "muffed punt". Never touched our player.

This was just a bad crew all together... blind leading the blind. Atleast the one offical doesn't work for the BEast anymore!

Wrong. It did not. UConn recovered a fumble for a TD and that call was blown. if you're going to give Louisville 7 points then you have to give UConn 7 points for blown calls as well. If you actually watched the game, you know what I am talking about.

In this very game, there were huge bad calls that were made in Louisville's favor, like the blown UConn fumble recovery at the one inch line.