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As always, Ryan Schlipp, I just watched them kick the game-winning field goal.

I think I'm going to freaking throw up.

Oh, I, you know, I shouldn't be pissed, but I'm just, I'm kind of in my fields right now, and I am freaking absolutely pissed. I'm absolutely pissed. You know, I hate to be that guy that whines about the referees, and I know a lot of people are like, well, don't put yourself in a situation where the referees make the

difference. Yeah, that's really easy to say when you're not playing an 11 and 1 football team.

Like, oh yeah, just go up 14 points against the number one team in football.

Then you don't have to worry about it.

Listen, just shut up with that stupid nonsense.

Okay?

Shut up.

That, you know, I, uh, I don't know if I mentioned it or not. I, I maybe didn't because it seemed like an irrelevant statistic, but now I'm, I'm wondering.

One of the other things about this refereeing crew is that the home team almost always wins.

It's very odd.

I'm talking like against the spread.

They are, I don't know, 70 some odd percent or something, which doesn't make any sense.

I am, you know, that whole game of inches things. And listen, the Packers made their mistakes.

Jordan Love had a freaking wide open touchdown that would have put us up an additional four

points and instead we end up losing by three because they kicked a field goal.

Could have made the entire difference right there. A lot of things that could

have changed the outcome of the game. But the amount of just absolutely blatant missed calls,

I swear I saw them just push off our guys almost every single time they caught the ball. Just hand

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