Worst Calls in College Football History

Take it short. Lateral. They practiced that on Wednesday

Time's going to expire on the game, so this either goes or it doesn't. Ball's still alive

It's got to be a backwards lateral. Get behind it. still alive

Duke doing it nice job staying staying spacing all over oh he got blockers

they've got blockers they've got a lane 40 yard line no black shirts between the goal line

can you believe what you just saw after review

there was never a need down by any of the runners of Miami

However, the blocking question was from the side, not from the back

It's a legal play. Touchdown. Game is over. Claret's up there as a wide out, too

The ball goes into the end zone, and it is incomplete. Intended for Gamble. Now there is a penalty flag thrown

Pass and throw. Yep. Chris Gamble, number seven. Well, that's a tough call there

What about this angle? Bad call. Bad call. The left hand. I don't know if the left arm was there too soon or not

wide receiver run underneath it

Ross Kultman with the kick this year so it's easier to take it for granted

but he definitely let's take a look as that football closes in on the left upright

it never disappears it actually goes that look right there I don't know

it's not behind Who's this guy? To the view, the ruling on the field is confirmed

Try as good. Wow. Well, I guess they're looking for indisputable video evidence

but I have to lean with you. Onside kicks against him this year. They've been shaky in fielding onside kicks

Harris throws a wobbler. Oh, my goodness. Bird got laid out, and you knew that flag was coming

Personal foul. Illegal contact, number 13. The runner launched. He made contact

He's ejected from the ball game. Wow. On the backside there. Everett Dawkins comes, and he may have that

He didn't launch himself. He didn launch himself No he didn His right foot still on the ground That a horrible call Watch this I think that I mean when you get under the leg of the punter I mean

I don't know, letter of the law-wise. What are we going for here

Yeah, I'm not sure what that is. It's poor, is what it is. Poor acting

So Duke will re-punt. Every week and talk about some different things that they look at

But you're not sure what they're looking at and they actually got some heat from the basketball community this week

He said we're not football. We don't want to know. We don't want to know what Oz is doing as they're picking our team

Winston fakes the toss This was before the last snap he's trying to get us

Oh that's priceless Down at the 30 yard line for Kansas State

Goffman, shoulder throw, making the catch, breaking free is Carl's Touchdown! Check that, Hilburn

Hilburn scores, and just like that, Kansas State has a chance to tie the game with 1.13 to go

and there's a flag down in the end zone. After the play was over, unsportsmanlike conduct

number 82, excessive celebration, offense. That 15-yard penalty is being enforced on the extra point

Missed tackle and Hilburn just outruns the defense. Right now, you're a senior

You're a senior. You got to know better. Kaufman has to put it in the end zone, and he will

Incomplete over the head of Carlos. So Syracuse with 1.13 to go

Right here. Gets the hop. It was mishandled. Ball still bouncing around

And the Heels have it on midfield. Offsides, kicking team, five-yard penalty, re-kick

Let's check again. There's nobody offsides. Not even really within a yard

No. ...known as the trash-talker supreme, the corner is called for an unsportsmanlike penalty

and ejected from the game. That's the all-American quarterback from the Hokies

It's never going to win if you touch the official. And that's what he did

So when he bumped the official, you're out of the game. He hit 7-0 with a second and two as we start the second quarter

Play action, Savage. Moves the pocket. He's going to run for the first down, and he stops short of it

A beautiful hit over there by Tewitt. He unloaded on him, Harvey

The big fella running out like he's an outside linebacker. Hold it

There's a flag, though. Judging from Kelly's reaction Quarterback runs like that

Number 7 Targeting He's been ejected

Uh oh He goes upstairs now Now remember now instant replay upstairs can overturn the ejection Remember now the quarterback taken off becomes a running back ducks down

There was the helmet to helmet. But Savage did indeed duck his head, but is to it responsible for not keeping an eye on him

I think the other thing you have to consider there, I'd be surprised if this is held up

I applaud the officials for making the call the way they did because you send it upstairs to be able to take a lot of different looks at it

The quarterback runs like this. It's not that he's a defenseless player

It's more of the defenseless player using his helmet as a weapon

lowering the helmet and using it into the headgear of Savage. Like I said, if you use the crown of your helmet, the top of your helmet

and it's the initial contact, that's where you get ejected. But I don't think that will hold up

What do you think at home, folks? His helmet as a weapon. After further review, the ruling on the field stands

Wow. Number seven, this is called five from the game. And we all know why they're doing this

We all know. We all agree with why they're trying to do this. Judgment call there

Moment right now. Syracuse has the ball but has not possessed it all that often

right up the middle, Moneal. Watch out for the official across midfield

and it's Moneal stepping out of bounds at the 43-yard line. 24 yards on the play

He's going to look to the outside for a defender and doesn't see the official

And the official, he bounces off the official. I'm not sure that he was going to go all the way

but certainly kept him going very far. It does come. Dallas picks it up

Intercepted! One Thornhill. And Thornhill keeps on going

We have an official down on the interception. It's a 63-yard return

Kudiski, quarterback draw. Even his way trying to get past the umpire

Drop the ball and Stanford's got it. I wonder if he hit the umpire

I think he did. Dylan Jackson's got the recovery though. Right there

Yes, he did. Tom Quick knocked it out. Tom Quick with the forced fumble

And Dylan Jackson with the fumble recovery. And you really can't blame the umpire

He has no idea which direction to go. And on this one, he went Stanford's direction

He's part of the field. There's nothing you can do about it. Hoping to make his first impact play and knocking down the quarterback in that three-point stance on third and 19, Lawrence

Younger's getting close and the pass is complete and fumbled. And the Buckeyes pick it up and barely into the end zone is Jordan Fuller They called it a catch and a fumble and a scoop and score That be reviewed but a potential game play for the Scarlet and Gray

The one question is, was he bobbling the ball is the one question

That's what they're going to probably take a peek at. Was he bobbling this football or did he have possession

Okuda, tight coverage. Ooh, I don't know. Boy, he's holding on to that football

He has possession of that ball. That's a catch. On the field with a catch, a fumble, a return for a touchdown

The previous play is under review. I think he had it long enough

I agree. And Okuda getting that long arm out there. That's why he's frustrated he didn't win the Thorpe Award

He felt he was the best defensive back in the country this year. Absolutely

And he's very deserving to think that. How about the long arms? We talked all week the matchup

The Ohio State corners against the Clemson wide receivers and the length. Okuda knocks that ball loose

And the safety, Jordan Fuller, right there to pick it up for the touchdown

Here's real speed to give you an idea of what they're looking at. Because the ball wasn't bobbled, that's a possession and a fumble in my mind, Bill

I'm going to respectfully disagree with you. He did not have time to make a football move

When we look at these things in slow motion, you can make anything look like a catch

At regular speed, he did not finish the process of the catch

I have an incomplete. Viewers are always confused. A football move. Yeah, what is a football move

I want to see him turn up field, take some steps. I want to see him dive

I don't see enough on this turn. When he's hitting the ball comes out, I have an incomplete pass

Let's look at this view right here. I'm glad I'm not in that replay booth making that call

I don't know how you guys do it. That looks like he took three steps

Real speed, Bill, is very different from replay. This is a replay review

Are you saying they're not going to take into account what it looked like in slow motion? I want to take a look at slow motion when we're talking about a foot at the sideline or the end line

But when we're talking about the ball's in, he's being hit, I want to see that at real speed

But again, it was ruled on the field a catch and the fumble

So they have to see 100% that it overturns it. Indisputable video evidence has to reverse it

What a massive review for this SEC crew. Gerald Hodges and the three folks in the replay center

After further review, the Pabst's role is incomplete. Therefore, it will be 4-19 at the three-yard line

Now, Pabst, they agree with you and a massive overturn here. Bill, good call there

I thought, you know, you look at it again in real speed, Bill makes a lot of great points that I don't understand

I'm not an official. I mean, that looks like a football move to me with taking two or three steps

But Bill, you make a lot of great points. You understand the rules a lot better than we do. But man, oh man, that looks like he has caught that ball and fumbled it

That was a third down play and will force Clemson to punt the football

But Ohio State had the call on the field. Stug would have the lead right now