Kentucky vs Missouri Game Thread,

[Uncle Dave]

I had to take mine off and wash them.

LLOOLL!!!! That's quite a picture you just painted ol' buddy!!!! I'm excited and just plain happy for everyone in the BBN.

[teamchemistry15]

Oh I agree, but the two officials were talking about something they disagreed about. That's why I was speculating.

How does that conversation go when they disagree? Is it the superior that makes the ultimate decision? Whoever had the better angle? Can you give an example of when you disagreed with another official on something and had a chat about it?

[40bill]

I saw the play on reverse angle posted by Mizzou fans to show there was no interference. Unfortunately for there viewpoint what I saw was the DB running into Wagner, pushing him by his contact, then as the ball arrived the DB turned his back to the ball and there was contact. Wagner came down with the ball in one hand. Really the only question in my mind is if they were going to call a touchdown/ forced out to Wagner.

[Joneslab]

Mood this morning.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1056367870270148608

[Dwight Schrute]

7-1 and touchdown away from 8-0. The win over Florida killed some sort of demon that allowed yesterday’s end of game to happen.

[catfaninin]

I've been saying this since he set foot on campus. Bowden is a star in the making.

Agreed. And I think we are seeing just the tip of the iceberg. He is clearly becoming more involved. Opponents having to focus so much on the run is helping him greatly.

[Spiritof96]

I had to take mine off and wash them.

Lol!

[Spiritof96]

Mood this morning.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1056367870270148608

I love this!!!

[KCKUKFan]

Eddie Gran should be fired today. This is ridiculous. Easily the worst top 15 ranked team in college football history. 6-6 season is looking more and more likely every week.

As always, with the hyperbole.

[Dwight Schrute]

It’s clear this team needs to ride or die with Wilson at QB.

[Blue Heaven]

That last drive was a thing of beauty! Terry looked great in the hurry up.

[Lighthouse]

How does that conversation go when they disagree? Is it the superior that makes the ultimate decision? Whoever had the better angle? Can you give an example of when you disagreed with another official on something and had a chat about it?

I expected the two officials on that play to talk about it because the linesman signaled incomplete, and the back judge threw the flag. Also, if they both had the same call, there would have no need for a discussion. It is always wise for officials to confer when there are two totally different angles. It was great officiating and they got it right.

It happened most for me on out of bounds calls when finger tips were involved. And we didn't have a monitor to go to.

[teamchemistry15]

I expected the two officials on that play to talk about it because the linesman signaled incomplete, and the back judge threw the flag. Also, if they both had the same call, there would have no need for a discussion. It is always wise for officials to confer when there are two totally different angles. It was great officiating and they got it right.

It happened most for me on out of bounds calls when finger tips were involved. And we didn't have a monitor to go to.

But what prevents an argument/disagreement during this? If one saw one thing and the other saw something different how do they come to an agreement? I imagine it being like Trump and Hillary discussing politics but I know it's not. It just seems like one would have to give up and give in to their co-worker fairly easy. Is that based on the best angle? Seniority? Just a mutual respect and trust if one isn't positive of what he saw?

[teamchemistry15]

It happened most for me on out of bounds calls when finger tips were involved. And we didn't have a monitor to go to.

I know, I know...and you had to walk up hill both ways in the snow to get to school 😁

[Lighthouse]

But what prevents an argument/disagreement during this? If one saw one thing and the other saw something different how do they come to an agreement? I imagine it being like Trump and Hillary discussing politics but I know it's not. It just seems like one would have to give up and give in to their co-worker fairly easy. Is that based on the best angle? Seniority? Just a mutual respect and trust if one isn't positive of what he saw?

You have to realize both officials have one thing in common. They want to get the call right. They will each say what they saw and will come to an agreement. Seniority has nothing to do with a call, however if there is ever an instance where after talking it over they still disagree, the Referee (the one with the white hat) will make the decision based on what he saw and what each official tells him. This will very rarely happen.