ref calls out Colorado PA announcer 😅
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- čas přidán 12. 10. 2023
- During the college football game between Stanford and Colorado, the ref called out the Colorado public address announcer for playing music while Stanford was lined up for a play and told him to stop.
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For those calling out the ref, it’s just how the rules are. Hate the rules not the ref 😭😭
That's ridiculous.
Zebra Lives Matter !?
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It's a good rule.
Only trash would call out the ref for this, trash audience in colorado
@@Maxfr8😂
The Colorado fans who were booing had no idea how much worse this game was going to get for them. 🤣
Tru dat 😂.
Love to see it. Officially rooting against them every game lol
Fraudorado strikes again
Just one more reason that Colorado earned this loss!
I get that it's practically cheating, but unless the team told them to do it then the team itself shouldn't be punished
Absolutely the right call. Tacky attempt by the Colorado PA.
It's not tacky. It's actually smart to do if you can get away with it. You never played sports. Just tell us without telling us.
@@2314KenKen playing music over a PA system isn't a sport lol
@@2314KenKenbro gets cheated on and calls it genius if she doesn't get caught
@@2314KenKenits a black thing
@@2314KenKenits actually a rule genius
I was in the marching band in college, and we'd always have to stop playing when either team broke their huddle or got into formation. And I was always pissed when opposing teams' bands didn't follow the rule and weren't penalized. I am glad to see the ref enforce the rule.
Exactly, this is basic rules that everyone that is in band or doing PA knows. Also continuing to play while the team is huddled is reason #6 that I absolutely despise the USC band.
@@winstonray2099I'm also in marching band, and after they won game last year, the USC football team danced on the beaver head we have painted on our field. I already disliked them for other reasons, but after that there's no doubts about how disrespectful they are.
They danced on your beaver head?!?! That’s an outrage! It’s also a great euphemism for clitoral stimulation.
@@winstonray2099you’re allowed to play while the opposing team is huddled, that’s kind of the whole point. Technically I think you can play until the play starts, but in our band we stop when the center touches the ball
I didn't know the band members paid attention to the game. I thought you nerds just played your instruments and then went back to your mom's basement until the next home game. Shit, I apologize for not giving you guys a fair shake for all these years. Oh shit I gotta go my mom just yelled down the stairs for me to feed the cats. See ya later.
Standing against the bully in front of the whole stadium, props!
Never seen an official actually call it out. Seen it happen multiple times too.
youve been sleeping thru a lot of games then.
Someone thinks they’re making a real point😂
This has been a thing for as long as I can remember; no ‘artificial’ noise once the offense gets in the huddle. I remember a game at Syracuse in the late 90’s, the Army band was told to stop playing when Syracuse huddled up. Army also had a guy with a microphone leading cheers over this huge speaker they brought, and that was shut down very early on as well.
I agree. I'm a PSU fan and we push the boundaries a lot, especially during the White Out game. I think most B1G stadiums break this rule quite often during big games or big drives.
@@3Dsjknot huddled up, but when the offense is lined up and ready to snap
This is great. We need more refs like him. The crowd should be loud, not some audio track
Coach Slime is more crooked than a room full of lawyers. This is no surprise.
@@purplesprigsdid he hurt u
@@joem5002yep with lies, I’m tired of the fake shot in this world, went to a HBCU to be head coach because of the injustices done to the African American community, black colleges are discriminated upon within the United States so he was going to make a stand and make a change in the establishment by taking a job at a small all black college instead of a big power 5, even encouraged a highly sought after high school star (Travis hunter) to take charge and make a difference by turning down power 5 offers and going to Jackson state!!!
Buuuuttttt little did we know (most of us) that prime used the publicity from “helping make a change in the racist paradigm of American collegiate system” typical democrat narrative, to get him enough recognition to get ANY offer from a conference school, he got an offer and what would you know!!!! He took it!!! So much for being committed to the black community 😂😂😂
Btw I’m not black and I don’t think America is racist, tbh I have seen more racism from the black community than any other, especially towards asians, democrat policy’s and narratives are destroying this country
@@chasemcintyre6806 you said you not black like we ain’t know after the first sentence 😂😂😂
@@retrosole_5836 bro I'm white as shit and this man sounds like a saltine
I love how Colorado consistently does annoying things and then complains when they're called out for it
Any (sports) fanbase will .
Reflection of the coach, perhaps? 😅
name the events that make you use the word "consistently"...
@@johnhutchison9782 nailed it
@@tylermallory2504there are none. Just dumb people saying dumb things
Professional Ref....calling it out, explaining what not to do in a polite manner, calmly explaining what the consequence and future penalties will be, and getting back on with the game.
LOL at fans not knowing the rules and booing refs for enforcing the rules.
well, the colorado fans only get let out of their cells for a few hours every weekend. they have to get it all out of their systems before lockdown
Just casual Colorado fans. They don’t know anything about football
They know the rules blood, it's just fun to make refs villains against fun and all that's good. Surely you are familiar with the concept of cheering on your team despite wrongdoing?
@@feature.of.jarjar24 nah it’s fun to have a “bad boy” team back in college football so everyone can bash on them and hate watch their games lol. Obviously dont mind cheering on your team as long as administrative personnel and game day staff aren’t effecting fair play. There’s a difference
@@Keno_33 No meaningful difference, no. The personnel play the tunes that hype the crowd up, so they're on "the same team". Refs telling them directly to zip it will provoke a reaction from the crowd, even if it's the right call. No need to carry on this elitist attitude of looking down on "casual" football fans. They're just having fun.
Good on the ref to keep it fair
How about focus on not messing up the game with bad calls
@@Ajflash3092 Why not both?
@@Ajflash3092no dude, this is to keep it equal
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Go ahead and put together a video of this ref making bad calls, then upload it to CZcams. We'll wait......and wait........and wait.
@@driveman6490 genius i diddnt this ref was making bad calls I said focus on the game to avoid it jimmy nerdtron instead of focusing on the music focus on not screwing up the game like refs usually do
I used to run the PA systems at games, ill never forget the heart drop feeling you get when a song comes on full blast at the wrong moment. As the DJ we were always told its a big deal, and not to mess it up.
Reminds me of that one MLB clip where the pitcher is in the middle of his delivery, and at that moment the opening tone to "Kickstart My Heart" plays at full blast over the PA, upsetting the pitcher's delivery. Not sure what the umpire's call was for that one, but I probably would have called no pitch, especially if the away team was on defense.
@@MarsJenkarThat's right up there on some CZcams videos with the lightning strikes that make players scurry for cover. FWIW, the pitcher in your anecdote was J. J. Putz.
Colorado messed with Karma and found out.😂
These are the moments that make college football special
Exactly, you don’t see stuff like this in the NFL
You also don't see this in high school football as well making it unique to college football
In college football the same thing can happen if the band plays to close to the snap
Absolutely
@@pschighlights NFL is like a dog that rolls over for treats.
"ey yo, cut that mess out bruh we trying to play football"
@@Raya-ir4tmu ok?
@@Raya-ir4tm nah bruh you right the in-house DJ sounds absolutely RANCID at these stadiums
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yea include bro in this
Yu done right we are bucko
The fans booing dont realize THEY are supposed to be making the noise themselves if they want to opposing offense to have a hard time hearing. Your voice is supposed to be hoarse the day after a ball game.
This happened at the Wisconsin game when they played Buffalo in week 1, but the refs literally did nothing. The music was constantly playing and it was so loud that the Wisconsin fans were complaining about it during and after the game. Fans were threatening to not come to another game if the atmosphere was like that at the next game. On the radio shows after the game, Wisconsin fans as well as the radio broadcasters were questioning if it was even legal to be doing what they were doing.
This has been a rule in football at all levels for quite some time now; at least 15-20 years. Good on the ref
The mysteriously loud cheering from fans in the Indianapolis dome that suddenly developed reverb.
was that IRL or on tv?@@butchgreene
Man, you love to see it! This situation has been off the rails for far too long, as it is. God bless that ref for putting them in check.
How exactly has it been off the rails?
If you're asking, you're either engaging in faux naivete, or you're incapable of being reached. I would guess the former. Off. The. Rails.@@adamcrawford5655
@@adamcrawford5655 the last few years in NFL at least it has, a few teams have been caught piping in crowd noise. LA being the most blatant offeder.
@@supersasukemaniac Ah ok. I’m pretty sure this racist dude is talking about Colorado being “ghetto”, as many others have stated in these comments, but I appreciate your reply. :)
This used to get called out when I was in Highschool band. I think the average person doesn't realize its a rule but it makes sense. The advantage you get at home from having a big loud crowd makes a big difference, and the PA or Band can be a whole lot louder and more disruptive than the crowd.
To be clear for those who don't understand the crowd can use their VOICE, which means you can scream, yell, holler as loud as you want. What you can't use are amplifiers, such as a speaker, megaphone, etc, while the opponents offense is lined up.
Duh. What are the refs gonna do, tell 20k people to shut up?
@@pnut3844able The crowd noise rule
Found in Rule 4, it stated that if the home crowd made it difficult for the visiting team to call a play, the referee would stop the clock and:
Warn the crowd about excessive noise and ask the players on the field to encourage the crowd to tone it down.
If repeated, warn the crowd a second time and ask the players on the field to encourage the crowd to tone it down. The referee would also advise the crowd that further excessive noise would result in a charged timeout to the home team.
On a third violation, charge the home team with a timeout.
On subsequent excessive noise violations, charge the home team with a timeout.
If the home team was out of timeouts, penalize the home team for delay of game.
The officials took a hard line in the 1989 preseason, strictly enforcing the crowd noise rule. Referee Dick Jorgensen penalized the Indianapolis Colts for excessive crowd noise in a Sept. 2, 1989, pre-season game, and didn’t stop until the Colts received two delay of game penalties.
@pnut3844able Some people don't know the crowd noise rules. I was just explaining for clarity. Have a good day.
Ban the cowbells too
@@possumj7307 Mississippi State's cowbells are under the same rules now. They can use them but have to stop when the offense is lined up over the ball, and they do.
Reminds me of the Air Force-UNLV game last year when the ref walked into the stands to tell the band leader to stop playing.
LMAO yep
I've seen that happen before, too!
I saw this happen live on tv with my dad and I told him “this is like that unlv game from last year😂”
Now I have to find that clip lol....update** I found it lol
I commented before seeing this, but it happened to us (University of Maryland Marching Band) back in the 80s. It was a rookie mistake (director's first year) but we never did it again. IIRC, the infraction at the time would have been unsportsmanlike conduct.
Loved it .. kudos to the official calling out the PA announcer......👍
The PA system operators absolutely know the rules - without question, they know the rules
Playing music while the opposing offense is at the line of scrimmage has to come from the top, The NCAA will reach out to the Colorado administration
At the conclusion of the game, the ref should have said, “ok PA announcer, you can play music now.”
Savage!
😂😂
funeral march?
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Play some happy music, maestro!😂
They boo him. Lol. Classless and makes it rad they got embarrassed in the end. Good win Stanford
Typical 🦬💩
Classless? They are all drunk students. Any college would have booed. What are you going on about
@@bigbeartanneryeah any classless school would’ve booed.
@@jramirez2068 have you seen any sec teams fans.
Typical " Coach Prime" type of people.
I'm a high school official in Louisiana. This is an absolutely correct warning. I've watched the "white hat" call a time out...go to the home sidelines, take the headset off the coach and request to speak to the announcer. He told the announcer...right in front of the head coach... "if I hear another complaint broadcast over the air about a call, it will be an unsportsmanlike conduct flag on the home team with a 15 yard penalty." The head coach grabbed the headset and shouted into the mic on the headset..."HEY!...KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT!" Exactly. Don't be playing loud, disruptive music during lineup... that's not the same as crowd noise. Just sayin'.
Colorado's 15 mins of fame has left the building
We were always told by TCU Marketing to stop music when the center gets set
Go frogs
Yep, cheaters
@georgejohnson8674 The ref did say for them to "stop playing music when stanford is lined up ready to snap the ball" so tbf we are falling within this since music is cut once the center is set ready to snap. They must've kept the music playing up until the ball is actually snapped which caused the warning
@@quantumchris1 tcu tried doing that from 2011 to 2018
Can confirm on the TCU band side of things. The drum majors have to cut off the band as soon as the center gets set or touches the ball.
That's completely fair.
The fans can yell and scream, but playing music gives the home team a completely unfair advantage.
oh no😯
That's why it's called home field advantage
@@vcxz52except that's not why it's called home field advantage..
It's called home field advantage mostly because you don't have to travel , find reservations etc and you tend have the support of the crowd.
Just imagine how bad things would get if it were allowed.
It's not just music. If this rule were not in place, home teams could play 200+dB crowd noise at the QB before every snap.
The rehumbling of Colorado has been fantastic
And the band wagon fans are big mad.. instantly falling back on the old "it be's racist" bulltripe
The entire Colorado student section got ejected from the 2005 Neb game as well. I believe it's the only time in CFB an entire student section has been kicked out of a game. They just wouldn't stop throwing junk onto the field.
And Colorado blows a 29 point lead. 😂
That ain't all they're blowing.
I am convinced that something happened at halftime. And to put it bluntly, I think a blunt was involved. This was not the same team.
That was crazy. Hard to believe.
@@markpoidvin5382 You could just imagine Coach Sanders talking shit, whooping and hollering at halftime, even doing that stupid dance that he used to do. Sooner or later, some people need to grow up.
And don't forget the Falcons blew a 28-3 lead.
The crowd was pretty quiet when Colorado was done blowing a 29 point lead
I have never attended a football game where the music or sound effects continued when play resumed. I’m sure there are rules in place that are stressed to all involved and everyone has a clear understanding. In addition to all that it’s just common courtesy and good sportsmanship. Besides, if the members of the “12th man” are doing their jobs, which is completely acceptable, nothing else is needed. Good sportsmanship should be the most important element of sports events but unfortunately we have drifted away from that. After all, it’s just a game!
this is one of the most awesome things to ever be recorded and put online. all of the world owes this guy a shot for being an absolute courageous bad $ss
So brave to do the job he was trained and paid to do.. ..
@@leighz1962Which so many others whom are paid to do neglect.
That’s pretty funny I’ve never seen that before 😂
FACT That Ref is AWESOME I see that kind of CRAP being done at Stadiums all over. And at All Levels of Football. And I myself have been a PA Announcer at many levels of Football. I have worked and called High School Games, Semi Professional Games and Youth Games.
Even at a recreational league level, the music always stops before the offensive team prepares to snap the ball. Colorado knew the rule, yet was trying to gain an unfair advantage. Then again, I don't expect sportsmanship from Coach You-Know-Who.
That was one of the funniest things I've ever seen a referee announce. 🤣🤣
I don't know. I think, "False start, everyone but the center" is better.
@@Subangelis I think "Personal Foul, Defense #69, He was giving him the Business" is even better.
"There's a personal foul on number 99 of the defense after he tackled the quarterback, he's givin' him the business down there, that's a 15-yard penalty." (Jets/Bills game...that was hilarious)
Having announced for 25 years including college level, that is one of the very first rules that you learn.
This is a legit rule. Went to an FAU game years ago where the PA would play music and sound effects as the opponents offense would run a no huddle offense. Ref had to tell them to stop once the opponent lined up to snap.
Anyone remember Penn State vs Michigan and they had to call a timeout the first play. Wasn't music being blasted on the PA for that? I always wondered how that was allowed
Edit: Just rechecked the broadcast. The PA playing the music didn't stop till 7 on the play clock which is exactly when the offensive line actually got set. Before that all the linemen were still standing up
It's definitely not allowed by the rules but I think refs typically let it slide for the first play. They did stop playing when the QB got set, but really they should be stopping the music when the center gets in formation.
If you rewatch that first play you can see the music stopped the moment center was in formation (leaned over and ready to snap the ball). Michigan wasn't actually set until there was 6 seconds left in the down clock, so they were allowed to play the music until that very moment.
Lol the music stopped but that crowd kept on going. I think that was one of the best moments in cfb history
When Michigan got up to the line, the music stopped. But the crowd was so loud it forced Michigan to call timeout anyway.
The claim is that the crowds are loud enough to blast out the snap call on the field which I don't disagree with. But you can definitely tell that there is something blaring over the PA system even with the crowd noise. I think they were able to get away with it because it isn't the sole product of the noise and it is still at the start of the game so they can probably get away with a soft excuse like let this song finish or oops had volume too loud if they needed to.
There was a baseball game where the umps blew a call and the organist played 3 blind mice. The umps did not like that very much.
I remember seeing one game, a few years ago where Colorado was getting it's ass handed to them, on their own field and the refs had to throw out the entire student section for throwing stuff onto the field in a nationally televised game. Shows you the level of class Colorado students\fans have.
CU students are entitled rich kids that do nothing but party because they always have daddy’s money to fall back on if they fail in school.
I love how the explanation given by the ‘expert’ is the biggest “no shit” moment of all time 😂
yea it always is, I can't stand when they bring on these "experts" to tell us the basic rules of the game
I thought so myself. And the color commentator having to ask what the call was for, is also a no shit.
"Let's go back to Matt Austin to tell us the same thing the ref just explained to everyone."
I mean, did they really ned to bring in an expert for that? The music ending when the players come to the line has been a rule for years and years -- and it's an obvious one. No explanation from an expert is required.
Tbf I don't watch football so I didn't know about this.
At a New Mexico St game earlier, the ref called out the game clock operator from the field and told him to pay attention to the signals on the field.
Colorado.... the Bud Light of College Football.
To do this with a team that's actually good is one thing, but to do it with Stanford and then have the outcome what it was is priceless😂😂
Well, something else happened…Stanford down 29-0 came back and won in double overtime. Wild.
Prime showed he is in way over his head, hope he kept that receipt from last night..
The definition of instant karma.
I hate when fans boo completely justifiable calls by refs. Shows just how little integrity they have
They are what used to be called "homers", Mr joboy2. They may be completely foolish & ignorant, but they want their team to win.
Your name is locomojoboy. You have no power herem
Prime and his team are thugs, and so are their fans.
None of them have ever been to a football game before this season so they probably didn't know it was a rule
Oh you wanted them to sit politely while sipping tea??
Evening with the PA announcer trying to throw out additional distractions, CO still couldn’t beat Stanford. 😂
Which is funny because Stanford has been one of the worst teams in the Pac-12 for a while now. They haven't been good since like 2015. So seeing Colorado lose to one of the worst teams in the conference is even more hilarious.
I'm sure that PA was hired by Deion
Well damn. So there actually is a rule against, say, playing an extremely loud noise through the speakers when the opposing kicker's trying to make a field goal.
Nicest way of saying "PA Announcer, please STFU during the plays" ever.
Anyone else remember the old NCAA games where there was literally a mechanic to pump up the crowd at the line to disrupt the other team
I love how he looks at the camera and it zooms in on him like an oblivion guard
"Tell us what that call was all about" as if anybody on planet Earth needed that explaining to them
Someone who is watching their first CFB game might...I've seen it happen.
The rules is necessary so the offense call get the play set up with a fair shot at not starting early. If the crowd is loud that’s fine but the band and pa has to stop
I remember in high school band we would actively try to play as loud as possible when the other team went under center. I guess they either didn’t have the rule in HS football or didn’t care enough to enforce it in non-varsity football
@@metroidnerd9001 they do have it in high school but the stadium isn’t built in a way we’re it’s noticeable and it’s a small band
@@DoginSuitDepends on the state. In Alabama that rule was recently relaxed to only include the PA system. The band can keep playing without penalty. Used to apply to them too.
@@crazydude5825 for sure. It’s just rare that it’s called. HS stadiums are usually pretty flat so the sound easily gets out. We’re the college stadiums are a bowl that amplifies the noise
I remember playing on a local baseball team growing up in the town I currently live in.
There was 1 team we hated playing against. 2 of the moms who had players on the other team were well known for their antics, this particular game…… oh boy. They both had air horns. They would use them right before anyone on our team were about to swing … by the 2nd inning, the home plate umpire told them both to leave. They refused. Luckily this field happened to be right by the police station. I live in bridgeview, Illinois and Bedford park is nearby. Bedford park police station was near the baseball field. Didn’t take long for police to escort them away.
In shiny new bracelets?
Their sons would be absolute heroes if they jumped on top of the dugout and told the moms to knock it the fuck off. What kind of son wants a mom who is so obnoxious she gets arrested. Good god!
@@Subangelis I don’t know if they were shiny . But they were bracelets.
Many home fields do this. Blast music right up till line goes set, sometimes up till snap itself. Georgia Southern was doing this against BYU a never called. Glad someone pointed this out.
Good on that ref calling out the shenanigans and putting the PA sideshow in check.
Now let’s hear the sycophants cry about being “victims” after someone puts a stop to their jackass behavior.
You know the Deion lovers gonna act like they beat Georgia 😂
Somehow itll be racist to play fairly, im sure according to those foot draggers
@Danfrombackhome maybe not Stanford making a comeback 🤣
Wait what😭 how is that jackass behavior. The PA announcer forgot about the rules for a sec and had to be reminded. Its the same pa announcer colorado has had for 10 years now. None of this has to do with deion. He simply just forgot its not “jackass behavior”
Ayo we victims bruh
I’ll never forget my dad yelling at the opposing team’s announcer during a high school soccer game I was in. Literally commenting freely even with the ball in play, to the point where teammates couldn’t communicate. The guy shut up the rest of the night lol. Good on this ref for not ignoring the issue
However, you are talking about soccer. The ball is literally always "in play" in a soccer match, and the clock doesn't stop. When are you supposed to commentate during a soccer match, if not when the ball is in play?
@@ShaggyRogers1 very true, the ball practically is always in play. It was the rule that only on brief instances when play stopped (goal kicks, substitutions, goals, throw ins, free kicks) could the announcer address the crowd. I still remember hearing the guy say “brilliant play!” when his team did something of note. After a few times it’s like… cmon man get out of the way! Good memory regardless for me 😂
A ref needed to step up during the Washington/Oregon game and warn Oregon's coach that faking injuries will not be tolerated. The NCAA needs to implement very strict penalties for any coach who teaches his players to fake injuries during a game. Injuries are not to be exploited, thats as low as it gets.
I remember running into that issue in college. That time, the issue was the booth not paying attention.
We (the pep band) got our football team a penalty this way in high school. The coaches were pissed! In our defense, the team was horrible and already losing by 35 points anyway. The only people left in the stands were us and when we weren't playing we were bored to death.
Did y’all go wild in the 4th quarter? That’s what we did even when we were losing by 50 😂
That is SO funny. I can picture it!
🤣🤣🤣
Band got one while I was a member my senior year in high school. We were up by 50 though in the 4th quarter so the coaches didn't care. I think the yellow flag still hangs above the ceiling in the band room to this day.
I would have kept playing to spite the coach at that point
That's the last game you would be playing at.
"... especially since Stanford is going to come back and humble you guys."
I was in the band in college -- pay attention, the band will always stop playing before the snap of the ball because it's a penalty on their team if they don't.
Hey, they mentioned our cowbells!(I'm from MSU). Imagine a stadium so loud you can hear it inside your house 10 miles away on the other side of town. Those cowbells are legit deafening.
Nice of them to give warning instead of just throwing the hankie. This is amateur level stuff PA guy should know.
True,the sad thing is that despite the noise,hand signals were fundamental especially if the crowd was extra rowdy,but these days QBs at the NCAAF and NFL levels rely heavily on the microphone in their helmet so much. But I understand especially if the PA is being too extra,ultimately it's on the coaches and players to stay disciplined enough for any BS distractions
@@kennethmullenixit's not just because of coach to QB communication. PA systems get much louder than crowd noise. The offense would not be able to hear the snap count and would be penalized out the wazoo.
@@heroesofthescape idk about that,you dont necessarily need to hear the hear the snap count,the way I was always taught you dont move unless you see the center move. Even if the offense is in the Shotgun the center can set the cadence by either silently counting in his head,usually no more than a count of 4,or he looks back/underneath his legs to see if the QB is doing some kind of motion,usually the QB will just lift his leg. If they in regular I formation,the QB will usually just wiggle his hands underneath the center letting him know to snap the ball. Receivers and everyone else are watching the line of scrimmage for movement. I was just at the Texas OU game and the crowd was pretty loud,but the PA didn't seem to have any affect on play calling. Offsides penalties usually come from being nervous and undisciplined,sometimes the defense can be moving around a bit to get the linemen to jump offsides but usually nothing happens.
Even with a hard count,offenses practice the cadence,the hard count might be "on 2/3" usually all that is learned from the 2min drills you do everyday in practice,usually the coach or QB will put up the signal for the hard count.
Don’t care, best part of the game for me was the Stanford players flexing on Colorado, that was golden and made me laugh 😂😂😂
Good job getting this up. keep the fans educated.
Good call. The ref knows his rules unlike the commentators.
In Marching Band we got it drilled into to heads that we can’t play a single note during a play or else our team would get a penalty. But I’ve never seen the rule actually referenced during a game until now
If you have to try and cheat by pumping loud music when the opposing team is lining up for a play, that's just pathetic and shows just how low and cheap your team is.
LOLOL, just like at Mississippi State with the cowbells or Oklahoma State where they have nearly half their student sections on the front rows of one side using wooden paddles beating against the safety padded walls making horrendous racket!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
reminds me of one time when i was in the washington state band and we were told we had a warning about this before the game even started lmao, funnily enough it was stanford's football team who complained about it. we never got called out by refs for it my entire 4 years there
Soo easy to root against Colorado! And Deion definitely showing his true colors to every recruit out there, it’s all well and good when you’re winning but you’re “garbage” and embarrassing when you’re not. F$&@ that guy 😂
Yeah, and Deon and his whole team walking straight off the field without congratulating Stanford shows how classless they are.
Sigh, you're right, and that's a shame. I was in full support of Deion when he switched schools, due to them screwing him over with some shady shenanigans. I also appreciated his blunt honesty, and openness about how he was going to transform the Colorado team. His moves were too radical for some, but the school supported him, and that's all that matters. Since then, however, he's become a whiner and a professional victim. There's a line between kids having fun, and being disrespectfully arrogant. Deion's son is talented but he, and the team haven't won a damn thing. Deion can whine about the media all he wants, we all know he's doing everything he can to draw attention to himself, and the team. Before long, it'll backfire, and the arrogance and mouthing off will give every Colorado opponent extra motivation to embarrass and humiliate Colorado.
It’s so funny to hear this compared to the NBA that blasts extremely loud rap music and DE FENSE and EVERYBODY CLAP YO HANDS all game long during live game action
Reminds me of a time when an umpire ejected a technician for playing 3 blind mice.
Oregon State got a similar request from a ref earlier this year with their third down chainsaw noise. The opposing team was in hurry up mode, so the 3-to-5 second sound that is normally long over by the time the team is approaching the line of scrimmage wasn't over yet. As with here, the crowd booed, but the noise quit happening when it wasn't supposed to.
Bro this was like 5 minutes ago you have insane speed
This is indeed the rule, everyone in the market department knows it. Often not called, but it happens, usually the ref just comes over and tells game management that they are warning the box on the side.
I suspect that might have already happened, and the folks in the booth ignored it.
@@jeffgorham8819you sound like my wife just suspecting whatever you want 😂
When I wasa in high school, we had a huge marching band with around 200 players, mostly brass. We were loud as..., well, got threatened with a penalty like this announcer. The thing is, we played no matter who was on offense. Just having a blast in the stands.
gotta love the power call
College football keeps surprising us.
Damnn that’s tough lmao
Good call. It’s a rule for a reason. If it was crowd noise, it would be different. But the DJ has a sound system and technological advantage over them, so good move by the official to put an end to it early on
i've never been so into college football and its antics as i have right now, while i'm in college
Correct call! The pa guy is an odiot
I have never seen a ref call out a pa announcer before.
you must not watch a lot of football. Its happened quite a few times
@@UNSCconnor I do watch a lot I have just never seen it till now
They probably do it during commercials usually
@@UNSCconnor I've watched football for 30 years and I've never seen it.
Cause PA announcers for college football usually play by the rules and don’t do bs like this.
Good 4 the ref!! 👍👍
He did the correct thing!! ❤️🙏
Thanks for not adding the part that he flagged . Genius
Nothing beats the deafening cacophony of the Mississippi State cowbells. It's almost therapeutic. Actually helps you get in rhythm lol
As a graduating senior at Mississippi state, I do not miss the cowbell at all 💀
We need more cowbells.
Love how the Jumbotron tells everyone to stop and the cowbells get louder
lil state’s cowbell mania is stupid and annoying.
What a disgusting act.
By who
RANDY@@its_jjk
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Yeah you are
He did exactly the right thing. Deal with it.
Years ago I was in marching band and remember the director abruptly cutting us off whenever it was time for us to keep quiet and follow the rules. Miss those days.
They don’t call this often enough, the PA announcers need to knock that crap off it’s really bush league.
That’s crazy when this happens like that! I’ve never seen anything like that before!
Love that Ref. We need more like him!!!
The booth people in Colorado have pushed the envelope for decades. From stopping the clock early or letting it run a few extra seconds, playing music too long, or any other advantage they could give the Buffs they do it.
Growing up in nebraska Ive seen it since the 80s and Im actually kind of jealous about it.
Imagine if the PA guy used that trombone wah wah wah effect after.