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You needed a +5 TO ratio to beat Michigan by one touchdown, and I'll freely admit that this Michigan team isn't even close to NC caliber. To think that a ND team that has eked out multiple lucky wins is NC caliber is just completely and totally absurd.

A even worse call was the personal foul on the Stanford on Golston he wasn't sliding or down. That gave them a first down and in FG range.

Pretty much what I saw. The whistle never blew that bs to even say it did because it didn't.

http://espn.go.com/blog/notre-dame-football

The final play even went to review to determine when Taylor's forward progress was stopped. The call on the field was upheld. It was high drama until the very end.

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/1550591/ballnd_medium.gif

Ball was positioned on the goal line while Taylor's elbow simultaneously hit the ground.

I don't think any right minded ND fan has.

My bad, you just told a guy to "shut the fvck up" when he said ND wasn't championship caliber. Clearly your response would indicate that you actually agreed with him, I mean, there was absolutely no other way to interpret you telling someone to "shut the fvck up."

So says the ND hater....

Instant replay saw the elbow down

If you saw his other post he's just out to bash ND

Mike Pereira ‏@MikePereira
We have looked at ND/STA last play from every angle & feel that it is a TD. Progress was not ruled & runner was not down. Ball broke plain.

EDIT: Already posted.

2nd call that cost a team a W (Texas fumbled at the goaline/didnt score vs Okie Lite)

The officials disagree.

Because officials always make the correct call. See: Seattle vs Green Bay.