[CowboyIndian]

Like I mentioned earlier, Gilmore's heart has left the Farm.  He was pulling for the Ducks from the beginning and his comments likely are fueling the Duck fans' anger over perceived "unfair" officiating.

I only saw the highlights after the game (having been an eyewitness earlier), but both Gilmore and Dave Flemming seemed to be going overboard to avoid demonstrating their Stanford roots.

And, in the replay of the holding call, it seems fairly obvious the Duck defender was hanging on to Humphreys and impeding his progress to where the ball was going to be. I am really pissed at the universal narrative for the game, which is that the refs handed it to us. Oh yes, way down on the list is Cristobal's unfathomable departure from the run in their last possession and in OT. IMO, we took what they gave us and made the most of it.

[CowboyIndian]

Like I mentioned earlier, Gilmore's heart has left the Farm.  He was pulling for the Ducks from the beginning and his comments likely are fueling the Duck fans' anger over perceived "unfair" officiating.

I only saw the highlights after the game (having been an eyewitness earlier), but both Gilmore and Dave Flemming seemed to be going overboard to avoid demonstrating their Stanford roots.

And, in the replay of the holding call, it seems fairly obvious the Duck defender was hanging on to Humphreys and impeding his progress to where the ball was going to be. I am really pissed at the universal narrative for the game, which is that the refs handed it to us. Oh yes, way down on the list is Cristobal's unfathomable departure from the run in their last possession and in OT. IMO, we took what they gave us and made the most of it.