Worst Calls in College Football History || Part 2

A compilation of some of the worst calls (or non-calls) by refs in college football history. Enjoy!

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[pschighlights]

Is there any play I should feature if I make a part 3? I decided not to feature the infamous “JT was short” play from Michigan vs Ohio State 2016 because it was an extremely close play, and I don’t think it’s fair to say it was a bad call by the refs. I tried to just feature plays that were objectively bad calls.

[TheSnowshow]

2:25 "You never see the first one, do you?" As the ref literally stands there watching both players hit one another.

[patrickstewart]

I think this goes beyond “bad calls.” When you have the advantage of instant replay, and you still call the other way, that isn’t a “bad call, ” that’s corruption.

[ericweglarz]

Best moment at 9:21, when the side judge on the Nebraska sideline shakes his head and says "no way" at the booth confirming the bad targeting call

[Til_I_Collapse]

"You're a senior."

Don't excessively raise your excessive arm in an excessive flexing manner so as to excessively celebrate excessively.

What a joke.

[Rufless_Lemon]

It makes me feel better tho when even the commentators call out bad calls.

[proudconservativeamerican]

“That is a penalty from Mars” lol. That commentator had me laughing.

[aaronradcliff]

“WHAT!?” I yell multiple times as if I didn’t already know these would be bad calls

[AndrewJ]

Two take aways:
1. The targeting rule is complete garbage

2. SEC officials suck

[Theoldman]

I completely understand missing a call in live action, but missing a call on review when you watch the play over and over from several different angles and in slow motion is inexcusable. Every single replay booth official featured in this should never work in football ever again.

[coreysweet]

It’s pathetic how officials at such a high level of their careers can get a call wrong, look at the replay, and still get the call wrong.

[motnurky]

10:03 Denzel Ward obviously was ejected for having "barbecue back there" and refusing to share

[KPX-nlnt]

I remember that Florida - Arkansas game. There were so many blown calls against Arkansas that the SEC actually suspended the officiating crew.

[JoeBob]

2:24 is my favorite part. "you never see the first one, do ya???" while the ref is literally looking right at the play

[agamer]

Please Don't make a Part 3. There shouldn't be a time where I feel pissed off watching College Football

[maxpeck]

"After review, it has been determined that the NCAA would really prefer if Clemson won this game... the pass is incomplete".

[meiyue]

2:25 "You never see the first one, do you?" As the ref literally stands there watching both players hit one another.

[geraldmcgill]

The NCAA needs to eliminate mandatory ejections for targeting. There is a HUGE difference between somebody purposely leading with their head with an intent to injure another player, and incidental helmet to helmet contact. Case in point, that OSU-Clemson semifinal game where Lawrence lowered his head at the last second and Shaun Wade was thrown out for making a great play; totally changed the complexion of the game. Compare that to the one where the Georgia receiver got knocked out by Auburn a few years back, or Burfict knocking out Antonio Brown, or that Clemson LB taking a shot on the LSU WR in the championship game and it's an Apples to Oranges comparison. Guys in college shouldn't be getting thrown out unless they're purposely trying to hurt the opponent.

[TheSodakboy]

The Clemson-North Carolina onside call was a classic example of officials REALLY being directed to ensure that a particular team won a particular game. There is literally no other rationale for that call.

[justinc]

The entire targeting rule is a mess. I totally get wanting to protect players and stop the head hunters out there. But the interpretation changes with every official there's no way these players can know to do it's far too inconsistent.