the intentional grounding was clear as day. The “pick” obviously hit the ground and aided the “catch.”
I agree with this, but struggle to see how there was indisputable evidence that the call needed to be reversed. The ball isn’t moving on the replay. Seems like one of those plays where whatever was called on the field should have stood simply because you can’t prove otherwise.
The ball wasn't moving because it was directly between his hand and the ground. His other hand was not involved. It CLEARLY was a trap against the ground. Only annoying thing about it was that it took longer than 20 seconds to see that.
I only saw two really bad calls: I thought Mateer got away with grounding once, and Esteen baffling got away with a clear hit out of bounds on a kick return. Oh, and the crackback block that injured one of the Huskies was called but could have been called targeting for head to head.
If you don't want to cost your team 15, don't grab a facemask. It's that simple. None of those facemasks even helped in making the play, either, which makes it doubly sad.