[Belfry Wins]

This quite a difference between a "bad call" and misapplying the rules of the game. The official should have corrected his mistake once it was pointed out. The problem, of course, is if the ref didn't know how to apply the rule, there's no way to convince him of his error.

Very true, but still a coach must not cross the line, because rather right or wrong once you show yourself to the ref they will throw a flag on you, because you're attempting to make them look bad.
I left assuming it was a bad spot, but a fan on here posted that they were a flag on the 19 as well as the hold. A lot of time with the mud and conditions a flag can go unnoticed, because I didn't see it. But IF that is true then things would make a lot more sense.
Also I've played in games before that a bad call influenced a game and I left saying we got cheated and my dad was quick to correct me. He would ask about the turnovers and the missed blocks and every mistake. The thing is you should never leave yourself in a position were a mistake by the ref could hurt your chances of winning. Because the official never fumbled a punt or turned it over four times in the first half, three times in second half if your Belfry.
Don't make things better, but its the way I always look at things because mistakes happen.