Coach Cristobal Slams Officials After Controversial Call in Notre Dame Loss
Miami's coach denounces the ruling that nullified a potential touchdown, highlighting the frustration of a team knocked out in South Bend.
The Miami Hurricanes traveled to South Bend to face the Notre Dame football team, only to suffer a defeat on the field.
Coach Mario Cristobal, who leads the Hurricanes, blasted the officials after a possible touchdown catch by Elija Lofton was ruled incomplete, calling the decision “bulls---.”
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Original reporting
Fox News
Miami coach furious with officials after possible TD catch ruled incomplete in crucial loss to Notre Dame
Mario Cristobal called the overturned Elija Lofton touchdown "bulls---" after the Miami Hurricanes' controversial catch ruling in South Bend.
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Miami coach Mario Cristobal rips refs over ‘bulls–t’ no-touchdown call in loss to Notre Dame
Miami head coach Mario Cristobal blasted ACC officiating over a controversial call.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Mario Cristobal, coach of the Miami Hurricanes, criticized officials after a possible touchdown catch by Elija Lofton was ruled incomplete in a loss to Notre Dame in South Bend.
- Mario Cristobal is the coach of the Miami Hurricanes.
- Elija Lofton is a football player whose touchdown catch was overturned.
- The Miami Hurricanes played the Notre Dame football team in South Bend.
- The game took place in South Bend.
- Mario Cristobal called the overturned Elija Lofton touchdown "bulls---."
- The Miami Hurricanes lost the game to Notre Dame.
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