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22
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Uncertain
0%
0 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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not political
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Accusing the referee of being on the take and physically challenging him is a surefire way to get 15 yards.
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Accusing → accuse → yards
Syracuse coach Fran Brown learned that lesson the hard way Thursday night when he seemingly attempted to punk a referee by motioning toward him while also accusing the official of cheating his team — before the referee promptly flagged him.
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referee → learn → him
The failed intimidation added to an ugly night for the Orange in their 27-13 road loss to Pittsburgh that dropped the Orange to 1-2 and 0-2 in ACC play.
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that → fail → play
“I spoke out of tone, which I shouldn’t have said,” Brown said.
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Brown → speak → which
“I just stated that, ‘I feel like you’re effing cheating us.’
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you → state → us
I said that.
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I → say → that
I said, ‘You guys are effing cheating.’
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guys → say → ?
“I shouldn’t have said that.
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I → say → that
I should be able to hold my composure as being the face of our football program.
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I → hold → program
Brown’s pivotal third season in Central New York is off to a poor start following last year’s 3-9 record, and perhaps the frustration of this bumpy beginning got to the head coach Thursday in the Steel City.
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frustration → follow → City
He received the flag after giving one referee the business following a second-quarter pass interference by his team on third-and-10 to extend a Pittsburgh drive in a 7-0 game.
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He → receive → game
The Panthers ultimately scored to take a 14-0 lead.
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Panthers → score → lead
Brown walked to his right toward the referee, then moved his head toward the official as if he was attempting to make him flinch while giving him a piece of his mind.
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him → walk → mind
He said he asked the referee, the back judge, how the other referee had made the pass interference call since Brown felt it should not have been his decision.
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it → say → call
The referee immediately flagged Brown, who kept yelling at the referee while the zebra walked away.
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zebra → flag → referee
The ESPN announcer criticized Brown for his actions.
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announcer → criticize → actions
“When you’re like this and you’re constantly going after the ref, he must’ve said something he didn’t like, that point right there,” the broadcaster said.
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broadcaster → ’re → something
“Get into his face, sort of flinching, that is unacceptable.”
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that → get → face
Brown’s team ultimately committed 10 penalties for 94 yards, and while he regretted his choice of words, he didn’t lament speaking out.
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he → commit → words
“At some point you got to try to stand up for your players,” Brown said.
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Brown → got → players
“I think I just did it the wrong way.”
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I → think → it
He added: “That was very immature of me to tell the ref that he was effing cheating.”
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he → add → ref