Hoosier Headlines for November 1, 2009: Iowa postgame.
by John M (The Crimson Quarry) on Nov 1, 2009 8:36 AM EST
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Indisputable video evidence (Hoosiers Insider | The Indianapolis Star)
"So I'm not going to predict here that Jim Delany and company should issue a statement about this one either but it would be interesting to find out what replay angle the booth was looking at to make the call that it made." -
Breaking even may be challenge for Hoosiers | The News-Sentinel - Fort Wayne IN
"In another era, this might be enough to jump IU into the middle of the Big Ten pack with a break-even record. In this era, however, which features Michigan State and Purdue rated in preseason top-10 polls and four other ranked teams, plus at least three others with NCAA aspirations, break-even might be unrealistic."
Indiana can't get over the hump again (ESPN)
"Indiana held fourth-quarter leads in all three of its conference road games, against Michigan, Northwestern and Iowa. And all three times, the Hoosiers managed to fall short."
"The on-field officials weren't great in this game, but the replay reviewer was far worse. A plainly erroneous failure to award Indiana a first down on a reviewed spot; a failure to award Indiana a touchdown on a play that lacked enough evidence for an overturn; and a general inability to honor the codes and provisions of replay calls (you overturn with substantial evidence, not debatable evidence) drastically affected the outcome of this game."
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