ref calls out Colorado PA announcer 😅

During the college football game between Stanford and Colorado, the ref called out the Colorado public address announcer for playing music while Stanford was lined up for a play and told him to stop.

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[pschighlights]

For those calling out the ref, it’s just how the rules are. Hate the rules not the ref 😭😭

[joesmith]

The Colorado fans who were booing had no idea how much worse this game was going to get for them. 🤣

[evanwilliams]

Never seen an official actually call it out. Seen it happen multiple times too.

[skweetis]

I was in the marching band in college, and we'd always have to stop playing when either team broke their huddle or got into formation. And I was always pissed when opposing teams' bands didn't follow the rule and weren't penalized. I am glad to see the ref enforce the rule.

[zerooneonetwothree]

Standing against the bully in front of the whole stadium, props!

[jonhoward]

Absolutely the right call. Tacky attempt by the Colorado PA.

[mattmed]

These are the moments that make college football special

[Taylexwow]

Professional Ref....calling it out, explaining what not to do in a polite manner, calmly explaining what the consequence and future penalties will be, and getting back on with the game.

[DannyBPlays]

I love how Colorado consistently does annoying things and then complains when they're called out for it

[roryh]

This is great. We need more refs like him. The crowd should be loud, not some audio track

[kenwhiteproductions]

I used to run the PA systems at games, ill never forget the heart drop feeling you get when a song comes on full blast at the wrong moment. As the DJ we were always told its a big deal, and not to mess it up.

[jeffreyworthen]

Loved it .. kudos to the official calling out the PA

[ddebenedictis]

LOL at fans not knowing the rules and booing refs for enforcing the rules.

[gobigten]

To be clear for those who don't understand the crowd can use their VOICE, which means you can scream, yell, holler as loud as you want. What you can't use are amplifiers, such as a speaker, megaphone, etc, while the opponents offense is lined up.

[mcnxkyo]

Man, you love to see it! This situation has been off the rails for far too long, as it is. God bless that ref for putting them in check.

[Wooly]

I'm a high school official in Louisiana. This is an absolutely correct warning. I've watched the "white hat" call a time out...go to the home sidelines, take the headset off the coach and request to speak to the announcer. He told the announcer...right in front of the head coach... "if I hear another complaint broadcast over the air about a call, it will be an unsportsmanlike conduct flag on the home team with a 15 yard penalty." The head coach grabbed the headset and shouted into the mic on the headset..."HEY!...KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT!" Exactly. Don't be playing loud, disruptive music during lineup... that's not the same as crowd noise. Just sayin'.

[thepolarphantasm]

"ey yo, cut that mess out bruh we trying to play football"

[bocagoodtimes]

Colorado messed with Karma and found out.😂

[chase]

This used to get called out when I was in Highschool band. I think the average person doesn't realize its a rule but it makes sense. The advantage you get at home from having a big loud crowd makes a big difference, and the PA or Band can be a whole lot louder and more disruptive than the crowd.

[garyleahy]

This has been a rule in football at all levels for quite some time now; at least 15-20 years. Good on the ref