@@johnturner7952 it’s a tough call but I think I’d say Alabama vs Tennessee is still the best. It was much more important and the field storming was legendary.
wasn’t truly his fault.He shouldn’t have ever been in that situation because he’s our backup quarterback and the play call was just trash.We should have let Jalon Daniels done because he had over 500yds and 6 tds
That fumble call was insane. Every angle showed his elbow and forearm were down. Game should have been over at that point 38-23 Arkansas wins. That call just sucked the life out of Arkansas. It's a miracle they still won.
Yeah, and they supposedly review it with video evidence clearly showing that his elbow was down, yet they still ruled it a fumble. I don’t know…smell kind of fishy to me.
Yeah, and prior to that, right before halftime a Kansas defender hit an Arkansas receiver in the end zone and they called it an interception. Clearly pass interference! Then the non fumble, then the non targeting. If that crew wasn't paid off... its hard to believe that they actually suck that badly.
Former KU FB player, big fan here. Congrats to Arkansas, probably how the game should have ended. “Ball don’t lie” on that “fumble”, so I’m happy they got the win. Extremely proud of the steps our guys made this year, and look forward to the future!
Holy crap I wasn’t paying attention to the end of this game and I thought Arkansas had this one in the bag but damn the Jayhawks really gave them a fight. Too bad Kansas now has 14 straight losing seasons. Edit: Also what was #9 thinking at the end, he should’ve just tried to run and dive into the endzone
Yeah.. Or try and lob it to #89 who was open the entire time. Any option better than throwing it to the wall. Oh well, guess nerves got the better of him.
literally anything was better than what the QB id there. its the last gme of the season and you just basically throw away the ball to end it wow!! literally could have just ran for the two yards in front of him and take a hit... it's football. This proves why some people are cut out for the NFL
@@susanbotsford9995 Nope. It was on the refs. Worst officiated game I have seen in a while. More than once Arkansas put the game away, but the refs took it away.
Huge steps this year for Kansas. Didn't end the way they wanted it, but they are definitely headed in the right direction in their football program. Looking forward to seeing how they do next year.
The silver lining in all this is very bright, Jalen Daniels has shown flashes but he needs to refine his skills as a qb. The defense needs to improve in a lot of places but we could actually make a name for ourselves if we take steps in the right direction.
@@RAZORBACK_BELIEVER ok bro that call was bad yes but they also missed a bunch of calls for ku. Wasn't a great officiated game but can't blame it on the refs that it went to ot they coulda stopped ku on 2&29 or they coulda recovered the inside kick there's still things Arkansas coulda done to prevent it.
It was very obvious that the officials were cheating for Kansas. By the way, it wasn’t just the bad fumble call, there were many questionable calls including that sorry targeting call that wasn’t targeting.
@@TheyForcedMyHandLE Judging by your use of the words "to me", your use of the word "objectively" is misleading (and false). What you said is very clearly subjective, as indiciated by the words "to me", which indicate an opinion.
One of the worst officated games I've ever seen, in Kansas's favor. The fumble around the 3 minute mark in the 4th, was clearly not a fumble. Game should've ended 45-23 Arkansas
The gist is that it is not an important bowl game and compared to the NBA finals, the WNBA finals pale in comparison. I am glad that Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time, so for me, it's the most important game of the year! 😀 So, whether you say Arkansaw beat Kansas for the first time or ArKansas beat Kansas for the first time, it was the game of the year for this Arkansas (Arkansaw) anorak ! 🏈 🙂
Unbelievable, but Arkansas didn't get called for offensive line movement before the snap a little earlier. That was the biggest receiver offsides I have ever seen.
Great game by both teams and kudos to the Jayhawks for sticking in and coming back. However that officiating was the worst I’ve seen in a while. Arkansas should’ve won by 15 considering the fumble wasn’t a fumble. Not to mention that tethering call on the last play of the game also was not targeting.
Man, Kansas was the shocker of the year. Arkansas, on the other hand, was the disappointment of the year. So, it's only fitting these two got together for their bowl game.
They did and it was blatantly obvious cause when KU was struggling suddenly Arkansas started getting more flags to slow them down. Honestly if the refs were decent or even fair KU would have been down and out.
Kansas was gifted with so many calls at the end and in overtime. They clearly were not the better team. Thankfully the better team won. And didnt allow the bad calls to cost them the game.
NCAA review shows no targeting against Arkansas football's Quincey McAdoo and the Fumble at the end of regulation from Arkansas was also very questionable. The game was over much sooner if not for the terrible PAC-12 officiating throughout.
He needs to be fucking executed. Let's be honest, anyone here in this god damned comment section could've threw a completion and you're lying if you say you couldn't. Even the girls in this comment section could've thrown a completion. And you're here saying he needs a drink, are you shitting me? He needs the death penalty for that.
@@ChumGluzler WHY? Why is the 2nd stringer in the game much less throwing the ball? Who's decision was it to put a trick play and have the 2nd stringer throwing the ball on the most important play of your season?
@@westislander77 I get what you're saying but 2 point conversions are often trick plays of some sort. Not to mention its the end of the season and you might as well use some of the trick plays in the playbook. Having said that there is no fucking way that ball should leave JD"s hand there.
They shouldn't have let it take the wind out of their sails, but there was some WILD officiating. Easier said than done to keep competing in a game when you feel cheated.
Ground caused the fumble, and the player turned his head so that it would not be targeting. Both plays reviewed via instant replay, ref dummies STILL got it wrong. The team that should have won thankfully still won. End this abuse, please do away with instant replay, or at least reform the hell out of it before next season.
I don’t have a dog in this fight, but that was an amazing game! Wish both teams could’ve won. Happy for Sam Pittman though. Great man and players coach.
Arkansas was playing with 58(?) of their 85 man roster due to opt-outs for draft, portal transfers, injuries, etc. Arkansas is replacing their DC. Arkansas did quite well, faded at the end, but still did enough to win in spite of the referees trying to give the game to Kansas.
Has the ball in hand AT 1:05 after football move. Ground causes fumble. Game tainted by ignorance. At frame 1:05 what's going to make the ball leave his hand?
Being an Arkansas fan why don’t you just be more appreciative you won ? It doesn’t matter how you win or who you’re playing as long as you win . Especially where tye program was 4 years ago
@@maxkillian2262 Not sure who you are responding to? Firstly, I am NOT an Arky fan. I'm a South Carolina fan. Secondly, there's nothing in what I wrote that even remotely looks like a complaint. I stated the obvious: It was a WILD ending. Duh!
@@GodLovesComics I’m not sure why I replied to you , you aren’t the person I was supposed to be replying . It was an obvious Arkansas fan I thought I replied to. I was trying to reply to an Arkansas fan who said he had never been this embarrassed by a win . My bad didn’t mean to ruffle your feathers
Only because the refs were so horrible! It's like they were trying to give everyone heart attacks. That was unnecessarily intense and Arkansas fans/ coaches aren't exactly the healthiest in the world so yeah their ineptitude put a lot of people's BP in danger to be sure and that side of SEC just lost a coach to heart issues. Not cool!! I agree with J Handle, not sure of reasons but game critical mistakes and momentum changing bad or missed calls. It was not pretty
The refs hosed AR with that fumble, AND a blatant non-called PI before regulation ended. The defender RAN OVER the WR and there was NO flag. And that fumble... the ball never moved until the arm hit the ground- the definition of "ground caused".
That's Exactly what I saw and I don't root for either. I only clicked this because I had no idea Arkansas was up that much at the end of Fourth before that great run and ridiculously bad call. I just thought it was a neck and neck that went into OT but NOPE Arkansas was about to score again and the refs were either blind or dirty. The original call on the field should NEVER been a fumble in the first place.
That fumble was reviewed by the Sec aswell as the Targeting and they determined that there will be no suspension for targeting and that there was no fumble on that play after the game
Not a fan of either team but what do you mean shouldn't have got that far...lol. This happens all the time in football. A few weeks ago the Vikings came back from over 30 points in the second half.
That pass by Jefferson to Dubinion in the 3rd overtime was a thing of beauty. Dubinion did not look open with 2 Kansas defenders closing in and covering him, yet, Dubinion runs straight past them and Jefferson floats the pass over the defenders to him. He doesn't rifle it, great read. Good to see Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time in 🏈. 🙂 They should have won in regulation. But a win is a win. 👏😀
Normally I support the referees with difficult calls but this one there were three big calls that the refs totally blew that cost three or four scores. The pass interference that wasn’t called before half time and resulted in an interception in the end zone, the fumble caused by the ground that lead to two quick touchdowns, and the BS targeting call to give Kansas an extra crack at it in OT. With reasonable refs in this game, Arkansas wins by 3 scores in regulation. I’m glad they won so at least it wasn’t stolen from them.
After the game the SEC determined it was not targeting. Refs got it wrong and the player is not suspended from the first half of next game if he is still on the team next year.
As a KU fan, I thought this game was done after we went 3 and out in the 2nd half, way to come back but it hurts that Bean missed that wide open TE to send to 4th ot ggs Arkansas
As a TCU fan, when I got home from work and saw the score was 13-31, I thought it was over. Our house was rooting for Kansas and they _almost_ made it. Wish the QB had seen the open player on the 2pt conversion. (Also, first play I saw was a AR player tugging on KU player, making him fall, but no penalty, ended up being a FG instead of a TD.) This is like the "Rocky" story for Kansas. You may have lost, but we know you can do it. And Arkansas fans are embarrassed being outscored in the second half and then struggling to win.
@@grondhero yea 4 wins was already a success in my book, making a bowl and competing against an sec school is a very big improvement but im looking forward to next year hopefully we can actually bring home a bowl win
The regular QB, who did very little wrong, pitched to the backup QB, who threw one incomplete pass all game? Nothing could have made this Arkansas fan happier, unless it was Arkansas winning in regulation. Pass interference for a defender running over a receiver trying to get that ball? Unless the receiver obviously pushed him, it should have been defensive pass interference. Arkansas wins then, in regulation. Should have anyway. Offensive mismanagement by the coaches at the end of the game, as usual, and not the stoutest of defenses. May have been the worst positioning on the onside kick I have ever seen. Kansas had at least 2 players more than Arkansas where the ball was squib kicked to. Coaching and strategy have been a problem at Arkansas for a long time.
They didn't, except it was a different QB. 🙂 My thought exactly, but as an Arkansas fan, it was a great play call! 😁 And a better pass. No defensive back was going to intercept that one! Nor was a receiver going to catch it, either! 👏👏👏 Thank God! 🙏🙌👏
How did that fumble stand? Dude had it in his hand, the back of his hand hit the ground and the ball came out. I thought that was textbook down by contact?
Why tf are you embarrassed? We’ve been comeback kings all year, we did this against tons of teams, including in wins and including in our really close loss to TCU. The joke always was all year that it wasn’t a KU game unless we were down 17. Nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about.
@Sam Hays No, that onside kick was embarrassing. Dude didn't even attempt to get it. Just watched the KU guy snag the ball. The defense broke down at the end and went from up 15 points with like 1:05 left in regulation, to down 7 points in Overtime. That's embarrassing
Turned out to be one heck of a game. A shame AR had to win te game 3 times. 1. Called fumble that wasn't with a 15 point lead. 2. An overtime stop and bad targeting call. 3. Lastly, no more interference by the officials. Difficult to win one game 3 times.
Had Kansas +2.5 and over 70 single bets and parlay as well as three leg parlay with Duke (who covered) and Kansas and the over. Most fun 2300 Ive ever made. Now to hit the end of my 3 leg Kansas/Duke/Florida St parlay. LETS GO SEMINOLES!!!!!!
@@na4valve A hand is not considered down, by rules. The hand hit first and half a second or so later, the elbow hit the ground. The thing to look at is if the ball was moving while in the hand when the elbow hit the ground. Since a hand is not considered down even when it hits the ground, if the ball is moving in his hand, not in complete possession, when the elbow hits the ground, it's a fumble. Personally, if the hand with the ball in it hits the ground, I think it should be down. Rule book says nothing about that. And, it allows the hand without the ball touching the ground, and not be down. So they need to distinguish the difference in rules. I'm not saying you don't make sense, I'm saying the rules as written, don't directly address the subject. My rebuttal..then why is the empty hand touching the ground not a down? That's rules. My personal opinion. After review, he was down, but not because the rules truly say do. Hand with ball in it, hits ground, should be a tackle. What would have happened if he landed the way he did, somehow got up, without elbow, knee, back, arms touching the ground and ran into the end zone. What's your call?
@@michaelalbertson7457 not reading all of that. His forearm and elbow hit as the ball was dislodged. That’s not called a fumble 99% of the time. They got screwed twice and it almost cost Arkansas the game.
@@na4valve The hand with the ball hit the ground first, then a second later the elbow hit the ground. So, for a second, if the ball was not in full possession of the ball carrier, it's a fumble. A hand to the ground is not a down. If the ball was in full possession of the the ball carrier for that one second, the elbow hitting the ground...the ground caused the loose ball....no fumble. Sorry, In get rather wordy at times. That said, there is no rule on, hand with ball in it, hitting the ground. I think that should be a down. There is a rule with hand without ball in it...the play is live. Those are my points.
This game was actually crazy, that targeting call was off tho. they wouldnt even show it in the stadium in fear of getting booed. good game to see in person, kansas made it fun
His hand hit the ground first with the ball in it, the ball most likely moved, so when his elbow hit, it would be a fumble, because the ball was not in full possession. If you look, when his hand with the ball in it, hit the ground, did the ball move, and did he completely regain possession after it moved before the elbow hit? A close call. As an Arkansas fan, why are you not protecting the ball? You go down easy, don't give them a chance to knock it out, keep possession, Arkansas wins in regulation. Bad coaching by Arkansas, what else is new.
@@michaelalbertson7457 Likely moved? I know what I saw, his elbow hit, and then the ball moved..You dont need a big explanation, it was a bad call by the officials. Also at 1:06, ball firmly in hand, forearm hits, not a fumble.
@@wesleywalls7582 No, above the wrist is down.. The hand and wrist hit before the elbow. By the time the elbow hit, the ball was moving slightly, could see it in the replay. If the ball is secure when the elbow hits the ground, the ball pops out, not slips out of the grasp, it was moving slightly and was at a different angle than when the hand hit the ground. It's a fumble.
@@karlpage9028 I watched the video many times. Here's what I saw. Hand with ball in it, hit the ground first, wrist rolled onto the ground right after. Above the wrist is considered down, not wrist. The elbow hit after the hand and wrist, in the second after, the ball shifted in his grasp, while his white glove hand was still on it, you could see the ball angle is different in his hand, means it moved. Then, when the elbow hits the ground, it slips out, not pops out. That shows two things, he did not have completely possession, and that the angle of the ball moved three times, two I saw, and it came out at a third angle. Even though I'm a big Arkansas fan and this is the only bowl game I cared about (they had never beat Kansas in 🏈 before. Similar names, the right (Ar)kansas needed to win. Lol), I always look at things as honestly as I can. If ball in hand or wrist is down, it isn't a fumble. But, I can find no rule that it is. Keep looking and watch the ball every time. It's moved, but only if you notice the ball at different times, like freeze frame. You can't see it move, but the positioning of the ball is different each frame. Look until you know. Then tell me what you think, but not before.
My whole family (admittedly, K-State partisans) was screaming that that was not a fumble. Everything after that was wild, but wholly unnecessary... Also, that on-side kick was embarrassing....
This was such a terribly coached 2nd half by Ark, but the second have was plagued by AWFUL calls by the refs in favor of Kansas, as well as no-calls that would have helped the Hogs. I don't care for either team, but as a neutral fan... I really thought this game was rigged to get Kansas back into it. That was atrocious.
@@mrb10d I have realized that, and don't forget the gamblers. Thank God it's only a game, and a much better life awaits me in heaven. I sure don't want to miss that. The penalty is everlasting. So I must commit no fouls, and if I do, I will ask God is to forgive me and repent. Then He forgives. But if I go back to fouling, committing penalties, I lose. Thank God for the Bible, and even more thank God for His mercy, grace and justice, He always judges right. True hope for the hopeless, which, we all are. Most don't realize it though. At least Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time in 🏈. 🙂
@@mrb10d Some sporting events are rigged. Gematria is nonsense though. It's just finding the number you want with no consistency in how you do it. If you want to find the number 17 in a certain game or team or player name... there are numerous ways you can accomplish this, and they just cherry pick whatever method to find the numbers they want. A big stinky crock of BS. It's meant to attract feeble-minded people who can't think for themselves and can't understand that the "math" is just cherry picked.
There were a LOT of terrible calls this bowl season, but none were worse than that fumble call. A blind man could see that the ground caused that fumble. That game was OVER until a group of referees decided to give Kansas another chance. Providence won out eventually as even these referees couldn't affect the ultimate Arkansas victory.
Good news is Mcadoo targeting call was reversed by NCAA review and won't have to sit out next year luckily Arkansas won after all because it should have ended there
Here's what the instructions by the official should be when they come together for the OT coin toss : "You guys have been out here for three hours already, and the score is still tied. Go home."
-Arkansas didn't win this game. They escaped from a fire with 3rd-degree burns. -That same fire should surround the officiating crew, because wow, those were some trash calls. -Dan Mullen should NOT call games. Just don't. -No bowl game remaining is gonna be as nuts as this one.
In no world should that fumble call have ever stood - ground forced the ball out clear as day. But the line on the game was Arkansas by 2.5, so refs gonna do what they have to do...
NGL, that fumble call gave Kansas the comeback. Arkansas should have kept the ball because the ground caused the ball to move. They get that right Arkansas probably scores and Kansas doesn’t come back
Game of the year?
I think it’s the bowl Game of the year
Do you think so?
As a Kansas fan yes 😢
Bowl Game of the year.
@@saintbrownthetrojan I agree with that.
@@johnturner7952 it’s a tough call but I think I’d say Alabama vs Tennessee is still the best. It was much more important and the field storming was legendary.
that guy missed a wide open #89 on the two point conversion. That’s definitely going to haunt him for a while.
And could’ve ran in also🤦🏻🤦🏻
wasn’t truly his fault.He shouldn’t have ever been in that situation because he’s our backup quarterback and the play call was just trash.We should have let Jalon Daniels done because he had over 500yds and 6 tds
@@colbyhay335nah it was a good play call had Fairchild wide open, Bean just couldn’t execute
Missed him TWICE! he was wide open on the targeting play too
He also missed walking into the endzone if he didn’t throw it he was getting in 100 percent
That fumble call was insane. Every angle showed his elbow and forearm were down. Game should have been over at that point 38-23 Arkansas wins. That call just sucked the life out of Arkansas. It's a miracle they still won.
Yeah, and they supposedly review it with video evidence clearly showing that his elbow was down, yet they still ruled it a fumble. I don’t know…smell kind of fishy to me.
@@mw426 watching that I was surprised, they really just wanted to make it more interesting cause that was 100% no fumble
That's what is ruining football because u can clearly see certain things happen in games that are such bull crap just to get a certain outcome SMH
Yes u got that rite.
Yeah, and prior to that, right before halftime a Kansas defender hit an Arkansas receiver in the end zone and they called it an interception. Clearly pass interference! Then the non fumble, then the non targeting. If that crew wasn't paid off... its hard to believe that they actually suck that badly.
Former KU FB player, big fan here. Congrats to Arkansas, probably how the game should have ended. “Ball don’t lie” on that “fumble”, so I’m happy they got the win. Extremely proud of the steps our guys made this year, and look forward to the future!
That was not a fumble by Arkansas, ground caused it!
Holy crap I wasn’t paying attention to the end of this game and I thought Arkansas had this one in the bag but damn the Jayhawks really gave them a fight. Too bad Kansas now has 14 straight losing seasons.
Edit: Also what was #9 thinking at the end, he should’ve just tried to run and dive into the endzone
That's on coaching. They shouldn't have taken the ball out of Daniels' hands because he was on fire that entire second half and overtime.
Yeah.. Or try and lob it to #89 who was open the entire time. Any option better than throwing it to the wall. Oh well, guess nerves got the better of him.
literally anything was better than what the QB id there. its the last gme of the season and you just basically throw away the ball to end it wow!! literally could have just ran for the two yards in front of him and take a hit... it's football. This proves why some people are cut out for the NFL
@@susanbotsford9995 Nope. It was on the refs. Worst officiated game I have seen in a while. More than once Arkansas put the game away, but the refs took it away.
He was trying to be a hero and make the highlight play instead of doing the simple thing
Huge steps this year for Kansas. Didn't end the way they wanted it, but they are definitely headed in the right direction in their football program. Looking forward to seeing how they do next year.
Yeah the refs were surely trying to get em the W
The silver lining in all this is very bright, Jalen Daniels has shown flashes but he needs to refine his skills as a qb. The defense needs to improve in a lot of places but we could actually make a name for ourselves if we take steps in the right direction.
@@slimchism6643 you ain't lying sir!!! That targeting call was total BS! He was hit with the damn shoulder...blind ass Big 12 f'rs.
Huge step? They won 5 in a row and the lost 7 of the last 8 games, youre trippin
@@BabaBooey99 yup, that’s what we consider as huge steps for us. We are desperate.
Justice served as the Arkansas player's elbow was down on that fumble
In the end, ball don't lie.
@@thebeauchinator ground cant cause a fumble. most ridiculous call of the year
@@phish1145 Yeah, no doi, that was my whole point. It shouldn't have been ruled a fumble, but ball don't lie because Arkansas won the game in the end.
I concur
Bad officiating. Nothing compared to TCU vs. Michigan.
That was not a fumble. His elbow hit the ground causing the ball to pop out and everyone knows the ground can’t cause a fumble
Yeah, game should have ended there, but no, the refs must hate Arkansas lol
@@RAZORBACK_BELIEVER oh please the refs missed 5 false starts on Arkansas. And they missed multiple pi calls on Arkansas.
also wasn't targeting. are these refs from the NFL?
@@MaxRenke it definitely was targeting.
@@RAZORBACK_BELIEVER ok bro that call was bad yes but they also missed a bunch of calls for ku. Wasn't a great officiated game but can't blame it on the refs that it went to ot they coulda stopped ku on 2&29 or they coulda recovered the inside kick there's still things Arkansas coulda done to prevent it.
The officials wanted to give Kansas this game so bad, and that awful fumble call makes it very obvious.
It was very obvious that the officials were cheating for Kansas. By the way, it wasn’t just the bad fumble call, there were many questionable calls including that sorry targeting call that wasn’t targeting.
@@mw426 they missed SOOO many holds on Kansas. It seemed like every possession an Kansas O-lineman was tugged a jersey or blocking illegally
The refs need to be fired
I could care less who wins and it objectively looked like a fumble to me.
@@TheyForcedMyHandLE Judging by your use of the words "to me", your use of the word "objectively" is misleading (and false). What you said is very clearly subjective, as indiciated by the words "to me", which indicate an opinion.
One of the worst officated games I've ever seen, in Kansas's favor. The fumble around the 3 minute mark in the 4th, was clearly not a fumble. Game should've ended 45-23 Arkansas
It was tho
@@George-qw8ss it wasn’t tho. Elbow hits, you’re down. Ground can’t cause a fumble. He was down. Not a fumble
@@jordanharrison8769 He already started to lose possession right before he hit the ground. It was a close call either way though.
Wah Wah Wah !! AWE POOR BABY !!;
Not a fumble, and not “Targeting” either. Defender was simply trying to keep him from crossing the goal line.
Thank you for being so quick to upload this. Missed the game but heard the ending was CRAZY. PSC always coming in clutch.
Truly the greatest Liberty bowl game of all time.
@veryslyfox If you hate women so much, what does your mother think of you?
@jmg999 his mother probably hates wnba too
@@jmg999 dude you’re such an idiot. The WNBA sucks that’s why no one watches them.
The gist is that it is not an important bowl game and compared to the NBA finals, the WNBA finals pale in comparison. I am glad that Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time, so for me, it's the most important game of the year! 😀 So, whether you say Arkansaw beat Kansas for the first time or ArKansas beat Kansas for the first time, it was the game of the year for this Arkansas (Arkansaw) anorak ! 🏈 🙂
Silly. KU should have lost by 15 points were it not for horrific officiating.
1:09. Proving once again that instant replay somehow doesn't work. How in the world does that "fumble" stand? That was nuts.
Spread on the game was Arkansas by 2.5pts thats how
@@pandap3352 so it really is rigged...this game has sealed the deal for me.
#89 was wide open & missed TWICE in the overtime’s OMG!
4:06 the receiver that caught the ball was offsides.
Holy crap I didn’t even catch that. But he was blatantly over the line 😂
Unbelievable, but Arkansas didn't get called for offensive line movement before the snap a little earlier. That was the biggest receiver offsides I have ever seen.
Great game by both teams and kudos to the Jayhawks for sticking in and coming back. However that officiating was the worst I’ve seen in a while. Arkansas should’ve won by 15 considering the fumble wasn’t a fumble. Not to mention that tethering call on the last play of the game also was not targeting.
Man, Kansas was the shocker of the year. Arkansas, on the other hand, was the disappointment of the year. So, it's only fitting these two got together for their bowl game.
Nah A&M was the disappointment
Arkansas is always the beat up horse in the sec
Duke has to be up there among shockers of the year, but I'd go with Kansas as the shocker of the year.
@@lukerash7703 no that would be vandy
@@briantarkington4785 SEC west.
Both of these programs have come a long way since 2019.
Refs tried giving Kansas that game
They did and it was blatantly obvious cause when KU was struggling suddenly Arkansas started getting more flags to slow them down. Honestly if the refs were decent or even fair KU would have been down and out.
Kansas was gifted with so many calls at the end and in overtime. They clearly were not the better team. Thankfully the better team won. And didnt allow the bad calls to cost them the game.
NCAA review shows no targeting against Arkansas football's Quincey McAdoo and the Fumble at the end of regulation from Arkansas was also very questionable. The game was over much sooner if not for the terrible PAC-12 officiating throughout.
He went in with his head down and hit head to head with the crown of his helmet. How is that not targeting?
@@crw662 Player ducked down which forced the defender to go lower also.
@@Turamwdd
I don’t think that matters according to the rules. It’s a very strict rule.
9:36 How does he not see 89 wide open. What a Throw. Damn.
What happened to "the ground can't cause a fumble" rule?
It was the call on the field with not enough to overturn.
@@seanhettenbach2101 how was there not enough to overturn it. The replay showed what happened very clearly
@@brandongoss6971 yeah and I thought I saw the ball moving before the elbow touched the ground.
@@seanhettenbach2101 I don't know how you saw that
@@seanhettenbach2101 You need to go back 1:06 and look again...That wasnt a fumble
Can we give some love to my man at 9:42 in the white shirt, red cap running at full sprint with the camera?!
game of the year 100%
Rip
Sorry you guys couldn’t pull it out 😢
@@pschighlights at least they weren’t a huge disappointment like Texas A&M
@@pschighlights im just glad that we got this far, i didn’t think we would ever get to a bowl game
@@MiG-25FoxbatRespair hopefully Kansas can improve
I felt bad for the Kansas quarterback. Someone needs to get that guy a drink or something to make him feel better.
Nah he deserves to feel like shit. So he’ll be focused next year.
Theres a reason hes 2nd string
He needs to be fucking executed. Let's be honest, anyone here in this god damned comment section could've threw a completion and you're lying if you say you couldn't. Even the girls in this comment section could've thrown a completion. And you're here saying he needs a drink, are you shitting me? He needs the death penalty for that.
@@ChumGluzler WHY? Why is the 2nd stringer in the game much less throwing the ball? Who's decision was it to put a trick play and have the 2nd stringer throwing the ball on the most important play of your season?
@@westislander77 I get what you're saying but 2 point conversions are often trick plays of some sort. Not to mention its the end of the season and you might as well use some of the trick plays in the playbook. Having said that there is no fucking way that ball should leave JD"s hand there.
I’m still mad at Arkansas. They almost gave up the game like that. Let Kansas make a comeback to force 3OT
Guess you didn't see the fumble call that was not a fumble, and the targeting call that wasn't a targeting.
They shouldn't have let it take the wind out of their sails, but there was some WILD officiating. Easier said than done to keep competing in a game when you feel cheated.
Ground caused the fumble, and the player turned his head so that it would not be targeting. Both plays reviewed via instant replay, ref dummies STILL got it wrong. The team that should have won thankfully still won. End this abuse, please do away with instant replay, or at least reform the hell out of it before next season.
Gotta love how the Kansas player who caught the 2pt conversion lined up offside.
Nope, I don't.
I didn’t notice that but he was. Wasn’t even close.
Arkansas continues their legacy with crazy OT games
With the 2 point conversion rule, now we don't have to have a whole other football game when we go 9 overtime rounds.
That wasn't a fumble. Ground can't cause a fumble, and his elbow was down and he still had complete control of the ball.
This was so insane you almost forget about the successful onside kick. Those almost never work.
Not a fan of either team, but those officials were brutal!!
I'm just a football fan, and, NO WAY that was a fumble. He was a runner, and held control once his forearm was down...
ball was clearly still in possession of the Arkansas player prior to hitting the ground.
I feel bad for 89 on Kansas, bro got wide open in clear view twice on 2 two point conversions and never even got targeted for the ball
I feel bad for any football player who has to resort to going to KU.
I don’t have a dog in this fight, but that was an amazing game! Wish both teams could’ve won. Happy for Sam Pittman though. Great man and players coach.
A ground forced fumble and a shoulder targeting penalty. Where in the hell did these officials come from? The Special Olympics.
Arkansas was playing with 58(?) of their 85 man roster due to opt-outs for draft, portal transfers, injuries, etc. Arkansas is replacing their DC. Arkansas did quite well, faded at the end, but still did enough to win in spite of the referees trying to give the game to Kansas.
Has the ball in hand AT 1:05 after football move. Ground causes fumble. Game tainted by ignorance. At frame 1:05 what's going to make the ball leave his hand?
Wow. That was not a fumble. How did the replay booth get that wrong?
WOW! What a wild one! There was more unpredictable drama and highlights in those 10-minutes than some teams had in their whole season.
Being an Arkansas fan why don’t you just be more appreciative you won ? It doesn’t matter how you win or who you’re playing as long as you win . Especially where tye program was 4 years ago
@@maxkillian2262 Not sure who you are responding to? Firstly, I am NOT an Arky fan. I'm a South Carolina fan. Secondly, there's nothing in what I wrote that even remotely looks like a complaint. I stated the obvious: It was a WILD ending. Duh!
@@GodLovesComics I’m not sure why I replied to you , you aren’t the person I was supposed to be replying . It was an obvious Arkansas fan I thought I replied to. I was trying to reply to an Arkansas fan who said he had never been this embarrassed by a win . My bad didn’t mean to ruffle your feathers
That's what happens when officials, for whatever reason, make such game-critical mistakes.
Only because the refs were so horrible! It's like they were trying to give everyone heart attacks. That was unnecessarily intense and Arkansas fans/ coaches aren't exactly the healthiest in the world so yeah their ineptitude put a lot of people's BP in danger to be sure and that side of SEC just lost a coach to heart issues. Not cool!! I agree with J Handle, not sure of reasons but game critical mistakes and momentum changing bad or missed calls. It was not pretty
Ball wasn't coming out on that fumble return until he hit the ground. REALLY bad call by the reviewers. The evidence we saw proved it.
The refs hosed AR with that fumble, AND a blatant non-called PI before regulation ended. The defender RAN OVER the WR and there was NO flag.
And that fumble... the ball never moved until the arm hit the ground- the definition of "ground caused".
I was rooting for Kansas and I totally agree on that fumble. In the end Arkansas won anyways in one of the best games of the year.
That's Exactly what I saw and I don't root for either. I only clicked this because I had no idea Arkansas was up that much at the end of Fourth before that great run and ridiculously bad call. I just thought it was a neck and neck that went into OT but NOPE Arkansas was about to score again and the refs were either blind or dirty. The original call on the field should NEVER been a fumble in the first place.
I'm a fan of neither team and I saw no fumble and no targeting. Official's influence on the game is suspiciously like the NFL.
The refs sure made this a game. The fumble that started it was clearly caused by the ground and the bs targeting extended it.
That fumble was reviewed by the Sec aswell as the Targeting and they determined that there will be no suspension for targeting and that there was no fumble on that play after the game
Damn, Arkansas was missing half of their starting lineup and still won.
On that Arkansas "fumble" I thought the ground couldn't cause a fumble?
I actually laughed out loud at that last game throwing play ever.
Am I missing something? He was clearly down on the fumble play
Damn, what a game…Should have never got that far, but damn!!! Whooo pig! 👊🏻🏈🇺🇸
Not a fan of either team but what do you mean shouldn't have got that far...lol. This happens all the time in football. A few weeks ago the Vikings came back from over 30 points in the second half.
You should include the NCAA's statement where they overturned the targeting call after the fact. And that's only the second worst call of the game.
That was certainly not a fumble by Arkansas.
That pass by Jefferson to Dubinion in the 3rd overtime was a thing of beauty. Dubinion did not look open with 2 Kansas defenders closing in and covering him, yet, Dubinion runs straight past them and Jefferson floats the pass over the defenders to him. He doesn't rifle it, great read. Good to see Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time in 🏈. 🙂 They should have won in regulation. But a win is a win. 👏😀
Normally I support the referees with difficult calls but this one there were three big calls that the refs totally blew that cost three or four scores. The pass interference that wasn’t called before half time and resulted in an interception in the end zone, the fumble caused by the ground that lead to two quick touchdowns, and the BS targeting call to give Kansas an extra crack at it in OT.
With reasonable refs in this game, Arkansas wins by 3 scores in regulation. I’m glad they won so at least it wasn’t stolen from them.
Yup. 😐
After the game the SEC determined it was not targeting. Refs got it wrong and the player is not suspended from the first half of next game if he is still on the team next year.
As a KU fan, I thought this game was done after we went 3 and out in the 2nd half, way to come back but it hurts that Bean missed that wide open TE to send to 4th ot ggs Arkansas
As a TCU fan, when I got home from work and saw the score was 13-31, I thought it was over. Our house was rooting for Kansas and they _almost_ made it. Wish the QB had seen the open player on the 2pt conversion. (Also, first play I saw was a AR player tugging on KU player, making him fall, but no penalty, ended up being a FG instead of a TD.)
This is like the "Rocky" story for Kansas. You may have lost, but we know you can do it. And Arkansas fans are embarrassed being outscored in the second half and then struggling to win.
@@grondhero yea 4 wins was already a success in my book, making a bowl and competing against an sec school is a very big improvement but im looking forward to next year hopefully we can actually bring home a bowl win
He missed TWICE as if it were on purpose dude
The regular QB, who did very little wrong, pitched to the backup QB, who threw one incomplete pass all game? Nothing could have made this Arkansas fan happier, unless it was Arkansas winning in regulation. Pass interference for a defender running over a receiver trying to get that ball? Unless the receiver obviously pushed him, it should have been defensive pass interference. Arkansas wins then, in regulation. Should have anyway. Offensive mismanagement by the coaches at the end of the game, as usual, and not the stoutest of defenses. May have been the worst positioning on the onside kick I have ever seen. Kansas had at least 2 players more than Arkansas where the ball was squib kicked to. Coaching and strategy have been a problem at Arkansas for a long time.
KU should have lost by at least 18 points. Clearly that was not a fumble.
We've had a couple of all-time classic bowl games today.
Why would Kansas take the ball out of the QB's hands on that play? It's mind-boggling.
Agreed. And this HogFan will take the win. Wild wild game.
He was injured on the play that got called targeting
They didn't, except it was a different QB. 🙂
My thought exactly, but as an Arkansas fan, it was a great play call! 😁
And a better pass. No defensive back was going to intercept that one!
Nor was a receiver going to catch it, either! 👏👏👏
Thank God! 🙏🙌👏
@@pat2rome I didn't think of that, it probably was true. It was a very hard hit, unnecessary, imo.
For those who didn't get the memo yet, the targeting call was overturned by the NCAA. This game was way over before it was over...
That targeting call was the worst officiating call I've seen.
the fumble that wasn't really a fumble, the targeting call that wasn't targeting. the zebras must've had some cash on Kansas for the win.
How did that fumble stand? Dude had it in his hand, the back of his hand hit the ground and the ball came out. I thought that was textbook down by contact?
The targeting call on McAdoo was BS.
As an Arkansas fan, I've never been more embarrassed by a win.
Why tf are you embarrassed? We’ve been comeback kings all year, we did this against tons of teams, including in wins and including in our really close loss to TCU. The joke always was all year that it wasn’t a KU game unless we were down 17. Nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about.
Had we lost you all would have madder then a hornet and wanting the coach fired. Enjoy the win while we still can. Go Hogs.
You were more embarrassed by this than by the one-score win in 2019 over FCS Portland State, who finished the year 5-7?
Or the one-point win over 3-9 Coastal Carolina in 2017?
@Sam Hays No, that onside kick was embarrassing. Dude didn't even attempt to get it. Just watched the KU guy snag the ball. The defense broke down at the end and went from up 15 points with like 1:05 left in regulation, to down 7 points in Overtime. That's embarrassing
Turned out to be one heck of a game. A shame AR had to win te game 3 times. 1. Called fumble that wasn't with a 15 point lead. 2. An overtime stop and bad targeting call. 3. Lastly, no more interference by the officials. Difficult to win one game 3 times.
How was that a fumble? And then targeting to save the game? They must have really needed those ratings.
Had Kansas +2.5 and over 70 single bets and parlay as well as three leg parlay with Duke (who covered) and Kansas and the over. Most fun 2300 Ive ever made. Now to hit the end of my 3 leg Kansas/Duke/Florida St parlay. LETS GO SEMINOLES!!!!!!
1:00 not a fumble. He lost it when his elbow then hand hit the turf.
I see the hand hitting the ground first, then the elbow.
@@michaelalbertson7457 the ground can not cause a fumble.
@@na4valve A hand is not considered down, by rules. The hand hit first and half a second or so later, the elbow hit the ground. The thing to look at is if the ball was moving while in the hand when the elbow hit the ground. Since a hand is not considered down even when it hits the ground, if the ball is moving in his hand, not in complete possession, when the elbow hits the ground, it's a fumble. Personally, if the hand with the ball in it hits the ground, I think it should be down. Rule book says nothing about that. And, it allows the hand without the ball touching the ground, and not be down. So they need to distinguish the difference in rules. I'm not saying you don't make sense, I'm saying the rules as written, don't directly address the subject. My rebuttal..then why is the empty hand touching the ground not a down? That's rules.
My personal opinion. After review, he was down, but not because the rules truly say do. Hand with ball in it, hits ground, should be a tackle.
What would have happened if he landed the way he did, somehow got up, without elbow, knee, back, arms touching the ground and ran into the end zone. What's your call?
@@michaelalbertson7457 not reading all of that. His forearm and elbow hit as the ball was dislodged. That’s not called a fumble 99% of the time. They got screwed twice and it almost cost Arkansas the game.
@@na4valve The hand with the ball hit the ground first, then a second later the elbow hit the ground.
So, for a second, if the ball was not in full possession of the ball carrier, it's a fumble. A hand to the ground is not a down.
If the ball was in full possession of the the ball carrier for that one second, the elbow hitting the ground...the ground caused the loose ball....no fumble.
Sorry, In get rather wordy at times.
That said, there is no rule on, hand with ball in it, hitting the ground. I think that should be a down.
There is a rule with hand without ball in it...the play is live.
Those are my points.
One of the best college football games I have watched in years and years
Wow that was a bad call. The ground caused the fumble
This game was actually crazy, that targeting call was off tho. they wouldnt even show it in the stadium in fear of getting booed. good game to see in person, kansas made it fun
1:10: I don't care about either team, but how is that a fumble? It's unambiguous. He had full control until his elbow struck the turf.
His hand hit the ground first with the ball in it, the ball most likely moved, so when his elbow hit, it would be a fumble, because the ball was not in full possession. If you look, when his hand with the ball in it, hit the ground, did the ball move, and did he completely regain possession after it moved before the elbow hit? A close call. As an Arkansas fan, why are you not protecting the ball? You go down easy, don't give them a chance to knock it out, keep possession, Arkansas wins in regulation. Bad coaching by Arkansas, what else is new.
@@michaelalbertson7457 Likely moved? I know what I saw, his elbow hit, and then the ball moved..You dont need a big explanation, it was a bad call by the officials. Also at 1:06, ball firmly in hand, forearm hits, not a fumble.
@@michaelalbertson7457 when the elbow or wrist hits the ground, you’re immediately DOWN.
@@wesleywalls7582 No, above the wrist is down.. The hand and wrist hit before the elbow. By the time the elbow hit, the ball was moving slightly, could see it in the replay. If the ball is secure when the elbow hits the ground, the ball pops out, not slips out of the grasp, it was moving slightly and was at a different angle than when the hand hit the ground. It's a fumble.
@@karlpage9028 I watched the video many times. Here's what I saw. Hand with ball in it, hit the ground first, wrist rolled onto the ground right after. Above the wrist is considered down, not wrist.
The elbow hit after the hand and wrist, in the second after, the ball shifted in his grasp, while his white glove hand was still on it, you could see the ball angle is different in his hand, means it moved. Then, when the elbow hits the ground, it slips out, not pops out. That shows two things, he did not have completely possession, and that the angle of the ball moved three times, two I saw, and it came out at a third angle.
Even though I'm a big Arkansas fan and this is the only bowl game I cared about (they had never beat Kansas in 🏈 before. Similar names, the right (Ar)kansas needed to win. Lol), I always look at things as honestly as I can. If ball in hand or wrist is down, it isn't a fumble. But, I can find no rule that it is. Keep looking and watch the ball every time. It's moved, but only if you notice the ball at different times, like freeze frame. You can't see it move, but the positioning of the ball is different each frame. Look until you know. Then tell me what you think, but not before.
I’m a KU fan in a friend group of K-state fans, last night was not fun.
My whole family (admittedly, K-State partisans) was screaming that that was not a fumble. Everything after that was wild, but wholly unnecessary... Also, that on-side kick was embarrassing....
4:47 Arkansas Right Tackle should have been flagged for false start.
Only Arkansas could almost lose that game
They should probably invest in making their cameras a couple feet taller.
This was such a terribly coached 2nd half by Ark, but the second have was plagued by AWFUL calls by the refs in favor of Kansas, as well as no-calls that would have helped the Hogs. I don't care for either team, but as a neutral fan... I really thought this game was rigged to get Kansas back into it. That was atrocious.
They need the ratings. All sports are rigged/scripted. Check out gematria effect sports on yt.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw this pathetic officiating..
@@mrb10d I have realized that, and don't forget the gamblers. Thank God it's only a game, and a much better life awaits me in heaven. I sure don't want to miss that. The penalty is everlasting. So I must commit no fouls, and if I do, I will ask God is to forgive me and repent. Then He forgives. But if I go back to fouling, committing penalties, I lose. Thank God for the Bible, and even more thank God for His mercy, grace and justice, He always judges right. True hope for the hopeless, which, we all are. Most don't realize it though. At least Arkansas beat Kansas for the first time in 🏈. 🙂
@@mrb10d Some sporting events are rigged. Gematria is nonsense though. It's just finding the number you want with no consistency in how you do it. If you want to find the number 17 in a certain game or team or player name... there are numerous ways you can accomplish this, and they just cherry pick whatever method to find the numbers they want. A big stinky crock of BS.
It's meant to attract feeble-minded people who can't think for themselves and can't understand that the "math" is just cherry picked.
Arkansas got screwed on that fumble call and the targeting call. Refs clearly in KU's pocket
I watched this live and it was absolutely insane. And disappointing that after all that fight it was a sky high pass that did Kansas in.
But for me, an Arkansas fan, I felt tremendous relief, no way anyone was gonna catch that pass.
Heck of a game, even with the crummy officiating. Glad my Hogs won, but props to KU, they played their hearts out.
I need someone with more football knowledge than me explain why at 7:50 he didn’t throw it to 89 (top of the screen)
no one is sure 🤣
cause he dumb as hell
For the same reason the hawks didn’t run marshawn lynch at the 1 yard line in the Súper bowl, I guess
Because Daniels has a shitty field view
He was probably paid to throw that. Let's be honest, even a 10 year old girl could have thrown a completion
There were a LOT of terrible calls this bowl season, but none were worse than that fumble call. A blind man could see that the ground caused that fumble. That game was OVER until a group of referees decided to give Kansas another chance. Providence won out eventually as even these referees couldn't affect the ultimate Arkansas victory.
The WORST refs......I wanted Kansas to win.......but the REFS were AWFUL. Some of those calls against Arkansas were just THAT BAD.
When the announcer said "Kobe Bryant" I was like huh?
Good news is Mcadoo targeting call was reversed by NCAA review and won't have to sit out next year luckily Arkansas won after all because it should have ended there
Now the genuine question is whether they'd reverse that call if Kansas had won
This game was a domination by Arkansas with half the team gone and maybe the worst officiating I’ve ever seen in my entire life
Hey NFL this is how overtime should be. It gives both teams a chance and can have very entertaining results.
Here's what the instructions by the official should be when they come together for the OT coin toss :
"You guys have been out here for three hours already, and the score is still tied. Go home."
Sec over turned that terrible targeting call as well.
-Arkansas didn't win this game. They escaped from a fire with 3rd-degree burns.
-That same fire should surround the officiating crew, because wow, those were some trash calls.
-Dan Mullen should NOT call games. Just don't.
-No bowl game remaining is gonna be as nuts as this one.
I thought dan called a damn good game honestly.
Ah, but the score was Arkansas 55 Kansas 53. Arkansas DID win this game ! 🙂
The ground can not cause a fumble, therefore, that was no fumble.
In no world should that fumble call have ever stood - ground forced the ball out clear as day. But the line on the game was Arkansas by 2.5, so refs gonna do what they have to do...
Kansas went from being ranked to missing a wide open pass at the goal line in the liberty bowl. Jayhawks stay taking L’s.
wow that was the most BS targeting call ever
I said the same thing. He didn't even hit him. You know the NCAA have to make things games exciting.
NGL, that fumble call gave Kansas the comeback. Arkansas should have kept the ball because the ground caused the ball to move. They get that right Arkansas probably scores and Kansas doesn’t come back
Such a BS targeting call
That wasn't a fumble and that wasn't targeting.