I was just playing a mind game with the defender."

[tampaboi07]

Big East Commissioner Mike Tranghese later acknowledged officials blew the call.

The worst part of the blown call? Taylor knew exactly what he was doing. So did the game officials. After the game, Taylor told The Hartford Courant, "I talked to the official right before the play … and he said I had to get my hand high up in the air so he could see it. … I didn't really put my hand up. I was just playing a mind game with the defender."

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/columns/story?columnist=schlabach_mark&id=3073924

[Bulls 8_va]

:oldnews

We'll se what happens this weekend...

GO BULLS!!!

[Guest]

Would Bulls fans accept a 15-yard kick catching interference penalty and/or a late hit, personal foul penalty if he tries it again??

Assuming, of course, the Bulls coverage guy smacks him for trying his lame **** with us.

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I've got no problem with leveling this kid if he calls a fair catch one time during the game.

How is the guy running down the field supposed to know if this punk UConn dude really called a fair catch or is just "playing a mind game".  Maybe Gilliam can ask the ref before the snap, "what if I see him raise his hand, but it doesn't look like the official fair catch signal, can I tackle him?"

This kid opened himself up for a world of hurt for the rest of the season.