Nebraska player flips off the Michigan State bench

| November 3, 2012 | 10:30 pm | 1 Comment

Nebraska senior safety Daimion Stafford had a little message for the Michigan State sidelines during the first quarter of Saturday’s game.

Photo of Nebraska safety Daimon Stafford giving MSU the middle finger

Ironically, the officiating crew would also give Michigan State the finger with some extra curious penalty calls down the stretch.  Nebraska and the referees won 28-24.

Thanks to @TomLeyden

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  1. Dr. D says:
    November 4, 2012 at 1:42 pm

    Horrible officiating. Will be surprised to see that crew back on the field again in the Big Ten. Awful calls kept Michigan State drives going when they should have stalled, awful drives kept Nebraska drives going when they should have stalled, and ultimately, awful calls negated excellent plays by Michigan State and put Nebraska in an excellent position to win the game.

    Let the boys play. Take the power away from the striped-men.

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