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CBSSports.com
Twitter registered 56,000 comments per minute during the Packers-Seahawks finale.
TRIVIA OF THE DAY
Q: Where did M.D. Jennings go to college?
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— NFL.com
--to work during the lockout struggled through the first three weeks. Weeks one and two had plenty of questionable moments, but the problems came to a head during week three.
THE MORNING BREW NFL replacement referees spark controversy
With the NFL and its regular officials in the middle of a labor dispute, the referees brought in
In the Sunday night football game between the New England Patriots and Baltimore Ravens, replacement referees were scrutinized for their call on a last-second field goal that gave Baltimore the victory.
The ball appeared to cross directly above the goal post, and as the Ravens celebrated their win, Patriot head coach Bill Belichick tried to ask the referee for an explanation of his call. The referee stormed off the field, ignoring Belichick and sparking controversy over the official's ability to call games.
In the fourth quarter of the Sunday afternoon game between the Minnesota Vikings and the San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco was allowed to challenge a play despite having already used all of their timeouts. San Francisco won the challenge and was awarded another timeout.
The timeout then allowed them to challenge another play even later in the game.
Finally, in the most talked-about moment of the NFL season so far, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Green Bay Packers on a last-second touchdown throw that appeared to be intercepted by Green Bay defensive back M.D. Jennings.
One referee signaled touchdown while the other signaled for an interception and touchback. The play was reviewed and the touchdown was awarded to the Seahawks.
As a Minnesota Vikings fan, I have no problem seeing the Packers lose, but putting inexperienced officials in these situations is bad for the game and can be dangerous for the players.
Fortunately, the publicity surrounding the
controversial touchdown shown on "Monday Night Football" should force the NFL to bring an end to the labor dispute.
OZZIE GUILLEN CRITICIZED AGAIN
Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen always seems to attract attention to himself, and rarely is it positive.
Over the weekend, Marlins closer Heath Bell said in a radio interview that he finds it difficult to respect Gillen.
This is the same manager who came under fire for his comments at the beginning of the season about Fidel Castro that outraged many Cubans living in Miami.
Guillen was quoted in Time magazine saying he "loves" Castro and respects the dictator for staying in power so long.
Guillen also defended Yunel Escobar after Escobar wrote a homophobic slur in Spanish on his eye black during a game against the Boston Red Sox last week. While Guillen may have been right in defending Escobar when he claimed that the offensive language was probably due to a language barrier, the manager still found himself on the unpopular side of controversy.
sonality and colorful language in interviews, he may want to think carefully the next time he decides to voice his opinion, as he may just be talking himself out of his job. It probably doesn't help that his record since going to Miami this offseason has been a poor 66-87, good for last in the National League East while his former team, the Chicago White Sox, has improved from a 79-83 record to being on pace to win around 90 games this year.
While Guillen is known for his feisty per-
This week in athletics
Edited by Joanna Hlavacek
Wednesday
Thursday
Softball
Independence Community
Kansas
5 p.m.
Lawrence
Friday
No events scheduled
Women's Volleyball
lowa State
6:30 p.m.
Lawrence
Women's Swimming
Intraquid
4 p.m.
Lawrence
Women's Soccerr
Baylor
7 p.m.
Waco, Texas
Saturday
Cross Country
Rim Rock Classic
9 a.m.
Lawrence
Women's Rowing
Head of the Oklahoma
All Day
Oklahoma City, Okla
Softball
Labette Community College
3 p.m.
Lawrence
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sunday
Softball
Seminole State
Community College
10 a.m.
Lawrence
Softball
Washburn
5 p.m.
Lawrence
Women's Rowing
Softball
Butter Community College
12:00 p.m.
Lawrence
Women's Running
Oklahoma
All Day
Oklahoma City, Okla
Monday
Women's Volleyball
All-American Championships
All day
Lawrence
Women's Soccer
TCU
1 p.m.
Fort Worth, Texas
GOLF
Coach Bermel said careless bogies hampered the Jawahri early in the third
The Jayhawks finished day one in fourth place as a team, but started slowly on day two sliding out of the top five before finishing in the fifth place tie.
All-American Championships All day Lawrence
The Jayhawks finished 15 shots off the team lead at Colorado National Golf Club. Chris Gilbert led the Jayhawks, tying for fifth with scores of 69, 71 and 69 – a seven-under-three round total.
Women's Volleyball
way, so to speak," coach Jamie Bermel said. "Early in the year he had trouble finishing rounds. He's started to work through that. He's a solid player with a lot of experience. For us to do well he has to play well every week, in every round."
Tuesday
The Kansas men's golf team finished tied for fifth Tuesday at the Mark Simpson Colorado Invitational in Erie, Colo.
"Chris is starting to get out of his own
Men's team ties for 5th in Tuesday's tournament
round. Bermel said several of these bogies, scored on par fives, are simply inexcusable.
Women's Rowing Head of the Oklahoma All Day Oklahoma City, Okla
"I thought we improved overall, but I was disappointed with the way we played today, the second day," Bermel said. "I think we were three or four under and stumbled along and just didn't quite get it done."
Bermel said the scoring conditions were perfect in the final round and that the course lent itself to aggressive play.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
"There's not a lot of trouble out there," Bermel said. "There's a couple of holes that can get you in trouble, but it kind of just sits right in front of you."
"There are a couple of holes that require a nice drive, but there are a lot of holes that are wide open. If you just pay attention you should be able to hit the fairway and have a good score."
The Jayhawks found the consistency they've been working for in practice during Monday's second round. Bermel said
the Jayhawks played a mentally focused brand of golf and avoided major mistakes.
The team played 13 holes of relaxed golf Saturday afternoon before tournament play.
"We played out of carts," Bermel said.
"It wasn't a practice round. We were just out playing. I think the guys had a good feel for the golf course after that."
ished tied for 43rd with a 220. Stan Gauter shot a 222, tying him for 52nd, and Jackson Foth completed the KU lineup tied for 62nd with a 224.
The Jayhawks travel to Macon, Ga., for the Brickyard Collegiate Oct. 5 through Oct. 7.
—Trevor Graff
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