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Unsportsmanlike Ben Mauk who else saw it?


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it happened right in front of me but I didn't get a shot of it because the play was so far down the field.

regardless-- the holding was behind the line of scrimmage so they marked that part correctly. I remember hearing the radio guys talk about the flag throwing and whatnot-- but I cannot say for certain why it was or wasn't a big deal

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I saw it and was pissed.  My wife had to restrain me (verbally of course). 

How the entire stadium saw it but the refs on the field missed it you got me... 

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In the end the refs correctly spotted the ball, which means they probably saw what happened but chose not to throw a flag. Either that or they thought the win blew it or something, but usually the guy who throws the flag remembers where he threw it because obviously **** can happen.

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