Still Cannot Stop Watching Miami's Crazy Eight Lateral Play To Win The Game

THIS WILL ALWAYS MAKE ME HAPPY. If you missed Miami's incredible game-winning, eight lateral play against Duke last night because you were "out celebrating" the holiday of "Halloween," well, I am so sorry for you. But at least you can watch this now. It's still amazing, even a day later.

There's a detailed writeup on SB Nation about this finish, and my goodness do I enjoy the tears of Duke supporters complaining about officials "handing the game" to Miami. Apparently they've briefly forgotten which school they go to (a.k.a. the one who is usually getting help from the officials). Some folks are saying Mark Walton's knee was down before one of the laterals, but the only picture I've seen shows the ball balancing on his hand like a server with a trayful of drinks. That hardly looks like solid possession to me; if the ball is even barely coming out, it's a fumble, and he's therefore not down.

Whatever you think of this, it was an awesome play that won't be forgotten anytime soon. AND I LOVE IT.

Dancing Coaches

I guess it's really just one dancing coach, but this was a great moment from Monday's Seahawks-Packers game. Let's forget for a moment the EGREGIOUS officiating that should really jumpstart the talks for the regular officials to come back. At least I sure hope so.

Anyway, enjoy linebackers coach Kevin Greene celebrating what was originally ruled an interception on the field. Except it was then overturned after a questionable roughing the penalty was called against the Pack. Just one of a litany of subpar calls from an otherwise very well-played game.