Terry McAulay is ‘deeply disappointed the official didn’t do his job’ after Dan Hurley interaction
"Under no circumstances should behavior like this go unpenalized, regardless of the sport or game situation."
"Under no circumstances should behavior like this go unpenalized, regardless of the sport or game situation."
"I just don't think Cooks really has firm possession of the football when both players hit the ground."
"Don't be a sniveling idiot!"
"This shouldn't take long."
"It's contact to the body. I would have had running into the kicker."
"Appropriate accountability will be applied without additional comment."
"To me, this is a hideout play, and it should be an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty."
"Is he the only rules expert?"
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Everything worked out perfectly on this overturned call.
Having "We actually screwed that up" make it to a broadcast right after a replay review explanation was not exactly ideal.
Clattenburg will contribute during Fox's UEFA Nations League coverage and beyond.
"Just a killer mistake that hurt the Saints so badly. When it's that close, you have to lead the fumble. You can always come back and kill it with incomplete. But even though they give the ball to the Saints here, and it gives them the ball, it doesn't correct the mistake that really should have resulted in a touchdown."
SEC coordinator of football officials Steve Shaw told SI "I’m not sure we can live in a ‘no comment’ world anymore."
Gene Steratore proved the value of a good rules analyst here.
Last summer, the NFL reportedly "specifically steered ESPN to hire Triplette" as a Monday Night Football rules analyst. Now, John Parry will be ESPN's rules analyst on MNF and beyond.
Steratore worked 15 seasons as an NFL ref and officiated this year's Super Bowl, while McAulay called three Super Bowls in 20 years as a NFL ref.
This hire isn't going over so well on Twitter.