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PITTSBURGH -- New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. wasnt happy with the officiating in a 24-14 loss on Sunday to the Steelers. He found it so questionable that he doesnt think Terry McAulays crew should be allowed to officiate Giants games moving forward.McAulays crew also officiated the Giants game against the?Carolina Panthers?last season, when Beckham and Josh Norman were flagged for numerous unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, and the Giants-Redskins?game earlier this season, when Beckham wasnt happy with the crews pregame warning.Beckham claimed an official in McAulays crew told him to get out of my face on Sunday when he questioned a first-quarter pass interference call.I dont know. I dont really think we should have this crew anymore when the Giants are playing, with the past history and everything that has gone on, Beckham said. We came into Pittsburgh playing a great team, a playoff team each and every year; we were going to have to come out and give our best, and they got the better of us today. That is the bottom line. Just keep it moving.Despite his complaints, Beckham said several times during his postgame news conference he didnt think the officials were the reason the Giants lost on Sunday. He still wasnt happy with how the game was officiated.It was the pass interference call with four minutes remaining in the first quarter that seemed to stick in Beckhams memory bank. He was tussling with Steelers cornerback Ross Cockrell on the play deep down the left sideline.The flag was tossed, and Beckham thought it was on the defense. He was surprised it was on him and even more surprised by the explanation -- or lack thereof -- from the official.I dont pay attention to nonsense. It was a horrible call in my opinion, Beckham said. I dont understand how Im running down the field on a go route and somebody tries to stop my progress, but I cant put my hands on them. But like I said, you cant rely on anybody. You got to go out and get it. Just try to stay composed. Its hard to stay composed when you know there is a lot of nonsense going on. But it is what it is, man.Beckham was seen approaching field judge Rick Patterson after the play in question. Patterson is the official who threw the flag and appeared to be the official who had correspondence with Beckham.I went up to ask him what was going on, what was the flag, and he said, Get out my face, Beckham said. Like I said, you just have to keep it moving.Several other Giants players and coach Ben McAdoo downplayed the officiating after the contest. Beckham seemed the most affected.Its us against the world, in a sense, Beckham said after the loss. You cant sit there and rely on refs, obviously. Obviously, that is not the case; you cant sit there and rely on them, if anybody watched the game [on Sunday]. Its not that Im sitting here saying the refs are the reason we lost the game, but there is plenty of calls in the game and anybody can go watch the film. Anybody. Anybody can see exactly what is going on.Beckham finished with 10 catches on 16 targets for 100 yards as the Giants six-game winning streak ended.The Steelers had 12 penalties for 115 yards in the contest, while the Giants finished with four penalties for 24 yards. Marcell Ozuna Cardinals Jersey . Collaros, 25, was solid last season, posting a 5-2 record as the starter while incumbent Ricky Ray was injured. Collaros also started Torontos 23-20 regular-season finale loss to Montreal — Ray didnt dress because the Argos had already clinched first in the East Division — but was one of three quarterbacks to play that day. Harrison Bader Jersey . 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We dont like to talk about it, said Yale quarterback Kurt Rawlings, a freshman who threw for two touchdowns and ran for 74 yards. But its over. Now its our streak.Harvard (7-3, 5-2 Ivy) needed a victory to clinch a share of the conference championship . The Bulldogs (3-7, 3-4) had little to play for except a chance to spoil Harvards season.Thats exactly what they did.After setting up their first touchdown with a fake field goal, Yale opened the second half with an onside kick and scored to take its first lead. The Bulldogs went ahead for good with 4:14 left on a 3-yard touchdown pass from Rawlings to Reed Klubnik, who had the ball knocked out of his hands just after he reached across the goal line.Harvard coaches protested along the sideline. (There is no replay in the Ivy League.)The Crimson had two possessions in the final minutes, but couldnt score. Harvard players walked glumly back to their field house after blowing the chance to become the first class ever to win four straight conference championships.The nine straight Crimson victories in The Game was the longest winning streak in the history of a rivalry that was first played in 1875.Something we havent experienced in a long time is you can put it all out there, you can work as hard as you can, you can believe. And when you do that you still risk getting your heart broken, Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. Thats certainly what happened today.THE TAKEAWAYYale: Tony Reno picked up his first win against Harvard as head coach. He had also worked in both Cambridge and New Haven as an assistant.You grow as a season goes on. This team grew every week, Reno said. Sometimes it wasnt easy to see in the score, but what you saw today was the work we put in all year.HHarvard: The Crimson could have clinched a share of the conference title either last week, against Penn, or in the finale.dddddddddddd Instead, they end with two straight losses.Penn and Princeton both won on Saturday and will share the Ivy title.LET THE DANCING BEGINAfter the final kneel-down, Yale students poured out of the stands to celebrate with the team at midfield. Others danced in the form of a giant Y in the corner of Harvard Stadium that was the full height of the seating bowl.I was overjoyed, obviously, linebacker Darius Manora said, noting that he had played his last Game but would not stop rooting for the team: As an alum, Im excited for the future.NAKED STUDENTSOther Yale fans didnt wait for the end of the game to let it all out in support of their team.Although the traditional mid-November matchup has seen some days so frigid that fans head home with frostbite, this one was played under sunny skies and temperatures in the 50s.That was warm enough for a dozen or so students in the Yale student section to strip off their clothes and dance naked on the concrete wall of the century-old stadium. Police were seen escorting some from the stands, but a Harvard spokeswoman said there were no arrests.SLOW STARTIt took some time for the teams to get their bearings, playing 25 scoreless minutes and punting a combined 11 times to start the game before Charlie Booker bounced around the right end for a 27-yard touchdown to give Harvard a 7-0 lead late in the second quarter.Rawlings started Yales next drive with a 28-yard run and then the Bulldogs kept it going with a 16-yard jump pass on a fake field goal that put the ball on the 3. Alan Lamar ran it in from the 1.To start the second, Yale pulled off an onside kick that led to a 28-yard pass to Klubnik that gave the Bulldogs a 14-7 lead.Harvard tied it, picking up 34 yards to the Yale 2 on a fourth-and-3. Three plays later, Joe Viviano found Ryan Halvorson in the end zone to make it 14-all.---More AP college football: www.collegefootball.ap.org and https://twitter.com/AP-Top25 . ' ' '