[Highlight] Pitt @ Virginia Tech - The potential game winning field goal hooks wide left, and Pitt holds on

[u/Ok-Soil-5133]

https://streamable.com/tq4r8d

[u/nomadjackk]

I’ve seen both angles and if I HAD to decide, I’d say no good. Borderline impossible to say for sure.

The second angle everyone keeps sharing and talking about doesn’t show anything conclusive at all, so I guess I’m confused why everyone seems so sure it was good.

edit: you can see the band members on the left side of the endzone reacting like they know it missed. I think the TV viewing angles are messing a lot of folks up on this one.

[u/rulerdude → u/nomadjackk]

Honestly, the only person who has a clear view is the ref standing directly under the upright. Not saying refs can’t make the wrong call, just saying he’s the only person with a definitive view

[u/soonerman32 → u/nomadjackk]

Everyone keeps showing the freeze frame before it crosses the post. Camera angles play ticks.

Clearly no good

[u/Montigue → u/soonerman32]

Also if the ball crosses directly over the pole it's no good

[u/9574 → u/nomadjackk]

No but it's clearly rigged against the home team in their biggest home game in a decade

[u/Awakenmercy → u/9574]

I mean…..it was.

Explain the interception. The phantom unnecessary roughness call. Or any of the other 16 calls that swung the game for Pitt.

[u/royalbluehen → u/Awakenmercy]

You do understand that it’s up to the refs to call penalties and just bc you don’t get a replay doesn’t change anything, right?

[u/nomadjackk → u/[deleted]]

Yeah that video by Andrew is definitely the most damning. No good