Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
Sporting Fools
The frequent and occasional humorous musings behind two of the World's greatest underappreciated sports minds.
Thursday, September 22, 2005
Some News Links...It's a bye week for the Seminoles so they are just doing some light practicing and media sessions this week in order to rest up and prepare for October 1st when Syracuse comes to town.
Right now the main gripe seems to be instant replay, and more importantly, the strip of Lorenzo Booker at the 1-yard line last week. FSU coaches argued that the ball bounced off of Mathias Kiwuanka's leg, but to no avail.
"They've got angles that viewers don't see. I'm not concerned from that standpoint," Hart said. "I think we have to hold the game officials and the replay officials accountable. ... There's too much at stake that we can't have them missing. We can't have 'Whoops.' That's why we went to instant replay to avoid the 'Whoops!'
The rest of the story is here [Tallahassee Democrat].
FSU also releases their 2006 schedule. Nothing good here at all, they open on Labor Day with Miami (Hurricane pending) and the non-conference schedule is Troy, Rice and Western Michigan. The Seminoles have eight home games next year.
Dave Hart did talk about 2007 and that schedule is done with the exception of a 12th game which will hopefully be FSU-Alabama in Jacksonville.
Future schedules have BYU, Oklahoma and Air Force on them in home-and-home series.
Full story [Tallahassee Democrat].
Right now the main gripe seems to be instant replay, and more importantly, the strip of Lorenzo Booker at the 1-yard line last week. FSU coaches argued that the ball bounced off of Mathias Kiwuanka's leg, but to no avail.
"They've got angles that viewers don't see. I'm not concerned from that standpoint," Hart said. "I think we have to hold the game officials and the replay officials accountable. ... There's too much at stake that we can't have them missing. We can't have 'Whoops.' That's why we went to instant replay to avoid the 'Whoops!'
The rest of the story is here [Tallahassee Democrat].
FSU also releases their 2006 schedule. Nothing good here at all, they open on Labor Day with Miami (Hurricane pending) and the non-conference schedule is Troy, Rice and Western Michigan. The Seminoles have eight home games next year.
Dave Hart did talk about 2007 and that schedule is done with the exception of a 12th game which will hopefully be FSU-Alabama in Jacksonville.
Future schedules have BYU, Oklahoma and Air Force on them in home-and-home series.
Full story [Tallahassee Democrat].
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