Sources: ACC ref quits over handling of Syracuse-UConn review

[huskymedic]

-> After an awkwardly handled replay late in the first half of last weekend's game between Syracuse and UConn, a longtime ACC official has quit his post over frustration with the way the review was handled, sources told ESPN on Friday.

Gary Patterson, who served as the head referee for Saturday's matchup between the Orange and Huskies and has worked as an official with the ACC since 2002, abruptly terminated his contract with the conference after the game. <-

 

[UConnTrumbull]

Kind of confirms what we all already knew

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

This is a brutal look for the ACC. We accept their offer of conference membership as forgiveness.

 

[bigAbruns]

Another Corrupt Conference

 

[pepband99]

the only solace is that, probably, it nullified what was going to be a BS personal foul on our DL on the cancelled play.

 

[firstnline]

Another Corrupt Conference

Ha, upon further review Syracuse should forfeit the game and Uconn awarded the victory.

 

[Scoe]

Remember this replay review system in the Duke game in 2023, ejecting Jaxson Mitchell on a perfectly legal hit. It's time for Gary Patterson to go on a tell all tour and start naming names. Do it for the sake of humanity and do it for yourself.

The main issue isn't the officials it's the ones who work over the officials. For a long tenured official to walk away like this something is very very wrong. This guy wasn't even willing to complete the season what does that tell ya.

 

[Kolumbo]

the only solace is that, probably, it nullified what was going to be a BS personal foul on our DL on the cancelled play.

That flag should not have been legit but of course we know the ACC refs. Looked like a clean hit by 55 Jackson while Angeli still had the ball.

so cuse had 2nd and 10 instead of 3rd and 10. what a crock of sheet. the ACC is a joke.

 

[ScottVib]

Also the 5 seconds added back were the 5 seconds left to kick the field goal at the end of the half.

 

[Hamms30]

the only solace is that, probably, it nullified what was going to be a BS personal foul on our DL on the cancelled play.

C'mon, where does it say in the rules that you can't beat a quarterback to death with his own center????