[RonF]

The interference looked like it happened before the ball got there. And the non-Keith commentator got it wrong. Pass interference is in order even if it occurs before the ball is thrown, as long as the ball is eventually thrown and the act occurs more than 5 yards past the line of scrimmage. At least if the rule is the same as in the pros.

Besides which, on Miami's first touchdown drive there was a critical 3rd down completion that was facilitiated by a blatant hold in the backfield that wasn't called.

[Windshark]

The non- Keith commentator was one of Winslows' (Miami tight end) fathers' best friends and teammates. He was saying garbage cause his emotions caught him rooting for his friend's team. Very unprofessional.

Keith let him know.

[lepton]

Besides which, on Miami's first touchdown drive there was a critical 3rd down completion that was facilitiated by a blatant hold in the backfield that wasn't called.

In the play that MacGahee got hurt, there were two holds evident, one could have gone either way, the other was ridiculous. OSUs first drive: Clarrett got turned as the ball came to him and wasn't called. UMs second TD drive, Winslow clearly stopped well short of the first down, but the gave him to where he slid, plus to where he put the ball over his shoulder while lying on his back. OSU picked up a first down they shouldn't have too.