I was at that game and agree it was horrible and I knew it watching live. Then to see the highlights made me sick. Not a fumble, and if he did fumble, he recovered it, then the phantom face mask. Then Lloyd Carr makes his assinine comments. It got worse for me. The next day I go to Lions-Bears game at Soldeir Field. Two Mucks from Fichigan are about 3 rows behind us. Screaming about their victory the day before. There were people annoyed, but I was the only one actually getting angry. I tried to ask them about the plays and if they saw the replays. I got more objectionable responses then, than I do now from people with a certain political affiliation. I stopped and just beared it for the entire game because I had my 10 year-old son with me. That was a very difficult weekend.I was in the 1st row of the old North end zone bleachers for those 2 blown calls in 2000. I saw them straight on at field level, and i knew both were blown the moment they happened. I've always been curious how i saw them blatantly, but the 7 zebras out there all missed them. That game haunts me to this day. I remember walking out of the stadium on the East side, and i could hear some sort of radio loudspeaker saying there will be a lot of disappointed Illini fans when they go and watch the replays. I didn't need any replays. An article like this with an apology from the Bg 10 would be provide sort of closure. The quiet state of the Big 10, and Kevin Warren, disgust me a bit. Transparency goes a long way, but Kevin Warren lacks anything of the sort. A call to the AD isn't good enough. The fan base deserves more.