Fitzgerald???….. You can't make this sh*t up.Big C said:
Fitzgerald... what is that, a Greek name?
Fitzgerald???….. You can't make this sh*t up.Big C said:
Fitzgerald... what is that, a Greek name?
Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
I'd do it for 10 pounds of Top Dogs.Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Cal Strong agrees with Big C's general philosophy. Almonds are technically drunes, and peanuts are legumes. And tomatoes are fruit. But how on earth do these facts help any of us decide what we want on our strong sandwiches?Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Okay, I knew peanuts were not nuts (and I'm in a support group for that), but almonds are not nuts either?!? Weak. (not Cal Strong, but whoever decides these categories) Look, if it's little, hard, comes in a shell and we dry 'em, salt 'em, put 'em in a can or jar and eat 'em, it's a damn nut! End of story.
It's like when some bozo tells me that a tomato or whatever is a fruit, not a vegetable because blah, blah, blah... WEAK! If it's sweet, it's a fruit and if it's not, it's a vegetable. Full stop. What the hell is the world coming to?
But you called Cal Strong a nut, not a weiner. Be consistent, like Cal. Not weak, like stanfurd.OneTopOneChickenApple said:I'd do it for 10 pounds of Top Dogs.Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Cal Strong! said:Cal Strong agrees with Big C's general philosophy. Almonds are technically drunes, and peanuts are legumes. And tomatoes are fruit. But how on earth do these facts help any of us decide what we want on our strong sandwiches?Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Okay, I knew peanuts were not nuts (and I'm in a support group for that), but almonds are not nuts either?!? Weak. (not Cal Strong, but whoever decides these categories) Look, if it's little, hard, comes in a shell and we dry 'em, salt 'em, put 'em in a can or jar and eat 'em, it's a damn nut! End of story.
It's like when some bozo tells me that a tomato or whatever is a fruit, not a vegetable because blah, blah, blah... WEAK! If it's sweet, it's a fruit and if it's not, it's a vegetable. Full stop. What the hell is the world coming to?
Cal Strong much more concerned and vigilant about the names of the plural groupings of animals. If a coach doesn't know that a group of bears is a "sleuth" or "sloth," a group of ravens is an "unkindness," or that a group of owls is a "parliament," then he not qualified to coach at Cal.
This makes Top-5 list of strongest posts for practical improvements to Cal Football. Big C posting STRONG today . . . like a sleuth of bears . . . or a murder of crows . . . or a murder of counting crows who are also a sleuth of bears.Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Cal Strong agrees with Big C's general philosophy. Almonds are technically drunes, and peanuts are legumes. And tomatoes are fruit. But how on earth do these facts help any of us decide what we want on our strong sandwiches?Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Okay, I knew peanuts were not nuts (and I'm in a support group for that), but almonds are not nuts either?!? Weak. (not Cal Strong, but whoever decides these categories) Look, if it's little, hard, comes in a shell and we dry 'em, salt 'em, put 'em in a can or jar and eat 'em, it's a damn nut! End of story.
It's like when some bozo tells me that a tomato or whatever is a fruit, not a vegetable because blah, blah, blah... WEAK! If it's sweet, it's a fruit and if it's not, it's a vegetable. Full stop. What the hell is the world coming to?
Cal Strong much more concerned and vigilant about the names of the plural groupings of animals. If a coach doesn't know that a group of bears is a "sleuth" or "sloth," a group of ravens is an "unkindness," or that a group of owls is a "parliament," then he not qualified to coach at Cal.
Perhaps MoragaBear can fire a few of these questions at Coach Wilcox at an upcoming presser (maybe wait until he's "weak" again)!
For example, what is the correct name for a group of cheetahs? Answer: a coalition
(Coach Wilcox can draw on his zoological knowledge, or even just read this thread! Multiple ways to win!)
Cal Strong! said:This makes Top-5 list of strongest posts for practical improvements to Cal Football. Big C posting STRONG today . . . like a sleuth of bears . . . or a murder of crows . . . or a murder of counting crows who are also a sleuth of bears.Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Cal Strong agrees with Big C's general philosophy. Almonds are technically drunes, and peanuts are legumes. And tomatoes are fruit. But how on earth do these facts help any of us decide what we want on our strong sandwiches?Big C said:Cal Strong! said:Want to have a pushup contest to find out? Loser buys winner 10lbs of almonds. Almonds not technically "nuts," but they a healthy source of protein and function as nuts in most dishes.OneTopOneChickenApple said:Not only are you not strong, you are nuts.Cal Strong! said:
Officiating is difficult and Cal Strong would never urge violence. But just so we can all send flowers and cards to express our condolences on his suspension, it would be great for someone to publish Fitzgerald's address.
Okay, I knew peanuts were not nuts (and I'm in a support group for that), but almonds are not nuts either?!? Weak. (not Cal Strong, but whoever decides these categories) Look, if it's little, hard, comes in a shell and we dry 'em, salt 'em, put 'em in a can or jar and eat 'em, it's a damn nut! End of story.
It's like when some bozo tells me that a tomato or whatever is a fruit, not a vegetable because blah, blah, blah... WEAK! If it's sweet, it's a fruit and if it's not, it's a vegetable. Full stop. What the hell is the world coming to?
Cal Strong much more concerned and vigilant about the names of the plural groupings of animals. If a coach doesn't know that a group of bears is a "sleuth" or "sloth," a group of ravens is an "unkindness," or that a group of owls is a "parliament," then he not qualified to coach at Cal.
Perhaps MoragaBear can fire a few of these questions at Coach Wilcox at an upcoming presser (maybe wait until he's "weak" again)!
For example, what is the correct name for a group of cheetahs? Answer: a coalition
(Coach Wilcox can draw on his zoological knowledge, or even just read this thread! Multiple ways to win!)
STRONG shirt HoopDreams!!!HoopDreams said:Quote:
This makes Top-5 list of strongest posts for practical improvements to Cal Football. Big C posting STRONG today . . . like a sleuth of bears . . . or a murder of crows . . . or a murder of counting crows who are also a sleuth of bears.
TheFiatLux said:Here's our answer.BadNewsBear1 said:Fitzgerald or Campbell???? Ha! The plot thickens!!!TheFiatLux said:His name is in the box score.SmellinRoses said:
May I cite Occam's Razor.
The ref - why has he not been named (or maybe missed) - had a financial interest in Notre Dame covering.
Not clear at all why AD would accept no public acknowledgment but with Knowlton everything is about incompetence.
The Notre Dame game was illegitimate.
And this certainly isn't enough.
Does our Athletic Department accept this as final??
Why do we think so highly of our program when clearly the people who work there don't.
I couldn't tell which side of the field the call was made, so it's either the Linesman Matthew Fitzgerald or the Line Judge Hugh Campbell.Linesman Matthew Fitzgerald was the official that was suspended. The same crew worked Georgia Tech at Central Florida today minus Fitzgerald. https://t.co/ElJWMmL47D
— Roxy Bernstein (@roxybernstein) September 25, 2022
concordtom said:
Of course, the offsides flag was BS, but I'm surprised that nobody is talking about the joke flag thrown on Sturdivant after his touchdown grab.
Unsportsmanlike? OMG, that was weak.
That penalty before THE penalty let me know Cal wasn't going to win.
Here's the entire game, but queued up to the play I'm talking about. Just hit play and see. Let me know what you think.
The replay shows a guy with a B on his shirt throwing the flag. I suspect that's the Back Judge.
Here are the crew from a box score on calbears.com
Referee: Roche,Mike
Line Judge: Campbell,Hugh
Side Judge: Liotus,George
Umpire: Riley,Troy
Back Judge: Luklan,Robert
Score Keeper:
Linesman: Fitzgerald,Matthew
Field Judge: Dishaw,Jake
Luklan has worked Notre Dame practices, bottom of this article.
Bias!
https://m.facebook.com/boardmannews/photos/a.524076854346152/4656119291141867/?type=3&locale=ne_NP&_rdr
Next thing I know these crazy Liberals will be telling me the pronouns of fruits and vegetables. I miss when America was great and you knew what gender a fruit was and what was and what wasn't nuts.Big C said:
Okay, I knew peanuts were not nuts (and I'm in a support group for that), but almonds are not nuts either?!? Weak. (not Cal Strong, but whoever decides these categories) Look, if grows on a plant, it's little, hard, comes in a shell and we dry 'em, salt 'em, put 'em in a can or jar and eat 'em, it's a damn nut! End of story.
It's like when some bozo tells me that a tomato or whatever is a fruit, not a vegetable because blah, blah, blah... WEAK! If it's sweet, it's a fruit and if it's not, it's a vegetable. Full stop. What the hell is the world coming to?
BearDown2o15 said:concordtom said:
Of course, the offsides flag was BS, but I'm surprised that nobody is talking about the joke flag thrown on Sturdivant after his touchdown grab.
Unsportsmanlike? OMG, that was weak.
That penalty before THE penalty let me know Cal wasn't going to win.
It's the spinning of the ball that is unsportsmanlike.
MrGPAC said:
The more I think about this, the more it wreaks of network intervention than individual ref corruption.
The game to this point:
ND: 3 and out (with a 3rd and 1 turned into a 3rd and 6 by a false start penalty)
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out (with a 3rd and 3 turned into a 3rd and 8 by a false start penalty)
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out
At this point we have had 7 straight 3 and outs to open the game. No hugely exciting plays, with a lot of missed execution. ND had 2 3rd and shorts killed by false start penalties. This is not looking like its going to be an entertaining game at this point.
Cal: Actually puts together a drive. Missed field goal.
ND: Fumbles the ball
This game is going no where. Officiating seems to start favoring offense in general. Not a down right "Help ND win the game", but a "Stop calling penalties on 3rd and short if you can avoid it, and try to get some offense going".
Cal: Touchdown. Set up by a 15 yard pass on 3rd and 10 that was questionable, but no review occurred. It was close enough that one should probably have happened, even if it was the right call.
Unsportsmanlike like penalty on Cal (to help set up ND's offense). Questionable, but again, trying to get some action going here in the game and the ball spin was enough, especially when refs are "looking to get offenses going".
ND: set up by the short field gets a couple first downs (their first of the game, now in the second quarter). This sets up a field goal which....ND misses. Overzealous ref takes the "we need some offense to make this game interesting" edict too far and throws a flag *hoping* someone was actually off sides (or close enough to off sides) to justify it.
This flag ended up being too over the top and caught on tape so some "disciplinary" action item HAD to happen.
oski003 said:MrGPAC said:
The more I think about this, the more it wreaks of network intervention than individual ref corruption.
The game to this point:
ND: 3 and out (with a 3rd and 1 turned into a 3rd and 6 by a false start penalty)
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out (with a 3rd and 3 turned into a 3rd and 8 by a false start penalty)
Cal: 3 and out
ND: 3 and out
At this point we have had 7 straight 3 and outs to open the game. No hugely exciting plays, with a lot of missed execution. ND had 2 3rd and shorts killed by false start penalties. This is not looking like its going to be an entertaining game at this point.
Cal: Actually puts together a drive. Missed field goal.
ND: Fumbles the ball
This game is going no where. Officiating seems to start favoring offense in general. Not a down right "Help ND win the game", but a "Stop calling penalties on 3rd and short if you can avoid it, and try to get some offense going".
Cal: Touchdown. Set up by a 15 yard pass on 3rd and 10 that was questionable, but no review occurred. It was close enough that one should probably have happened, even if it was the right call.
Unsportsmanlike like penalty on Cal (to help set up ND's offense). Questionable, but again, trying to get some action going here in the game and the ball spin was enough, especially when refs are "looking to get offenses going".
ND: set up by the short field gets a couple first downs (their first of the game, now in the second quarter). This sets up a field goal which....ND misses. Overzealous ref takes the "we need some offense to make this game interesting" edict too far and throws a flag *hoping* someone was actually off sides (or close enough to off sides) to justify it.
This flag ended up being too over the top and caught on tape so some "disciplinary" action item HAD to happen.
Where was this ref during the cheeze it bowl? Seriously, throwing imaginary flags on the defense to get more points going on offense is ludicrous.