Michigan State defeated Michigan 27-23 on Saturday. But if you ask Jim Harbaugh, it was actually the official that emerged victorious.
"Yeah," Harbaugh said when asked if he was frustrated with the way the game was officiated, per MLive.com. "You could say that."
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“The time where we stop them [Michigan St.] on [third] down and they call a personal foul penalty, I'm trying to tell our guys, their back does not stop. On two or three occasions he got pushed by the offensive line and got five or seven more yards, so we had to stop him back.”
What about the time Michigan’s punter had to do his job, but couldn’t handle the snap and allowed Michigan St. to score the winning TD on the final play?
It was a finish for the ages at the Big House. Relive the final :10 seconds of #MSUvsMICH » https://t.co/iiyHS7zEs2
— ESPN CollegeFootball (@ESPNCFB) October 18, 2015
Sorry, Harbaugh. No one’s buying the “ref” excuse.
@BTNRickPizzo harbaugh blames refs, cries, gives MSU no credit #MSUvsMICH
— David Grant (@MSU_79) October 18, 2015
Has Jim Harbaugh ever lost a game that wasn't the refs fault? #TTUN
— Steve Tater (@stevetaterlaw) October 18, 2015
Harbaugh low key blaming the refs in his post game interview is sad, talk about your team not capitalizing on great field position all game
— Eric Delo (@EricDeLorenzo) October 18, 2015
Harbaugh seriously blamed the refs for that loss? That's embarrassing
— sport viewer (@Hayd3nDET) October 18, 2015
Harbaugh blaming the refs and not his poor judgment in that situation is just classless, man up to your mistake.
— Bronson Black (@B_Black81) October 18, 2015
It's official Michigan football is back! Back to blaming the refs or acts of God for their losses. Harbaugh is a true Michigan man.
— Beach Golf Academy (@BeachGolfAcad) October 18, 2015
Sometimes the inexplicable is enough to explain a loss. There’s no need to create narratives that don’t exist.
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