The officials in this game are a fucking travesty

[slag]

Turning replay into a more of a fucking farce than it already is.

Took 15 minutes to announce that a ball would be re-spotted at the 41 on Navy's side of the field to see if Army got a first down, they then put it at the 42 and a 1/2.

Screwing Army out of an obvious first down ... but Navy fumbled it back when just when they looked to be making the refs more of a factor than they should be.

[DEERSPINE GUY]

IT LOOKED LIKE THEY HAD NO CLUE WHAT THEY WERE DOING. EVEN WITH ALL THE CAMERAS, CLOSE UPS, ETC ETC, THEY ALL LOOKED AROUND LIKE, OK NOW WHAT?

[IronEagle]

Turning replay into a more of a fucking farce than it already is.

Took 15 minutes to announce that a ball would be re-spotted at the 41 on Navy's side of the field to see if Army got a first down, they then put it at the 42 and a 1/2.

Screwing Army out of an obvious first down ... but Navy fumbled it back when just when they looked to be making the refs more of a factor than they should be.

I agree that was bad.

But overall, I like the Army Navy game because I like both teams (been to United States Military Academy several times for work... have worked for the Navy as a contractor but never been to the Naval Academy)

I had heard that Army had been at a disadvantage because the cadets have to pass an extreme obstacle course to qualify for the academy and the skills required for that course may put certain position players at a disadvantage for football (bulk, etc.). Glad to see they have been winning after so many years of losing.

[slag]

Who doesn't like Army/Navy?

The fact that the officials were fucking up and "new-schooling" THAT game made their Keystone Kops routine all the worse.