Dooley still blaming the refs

"We may as well start with the obvious question -- why we had 13 guys on the field. It was certainly not your normal substitution play. We had about 150 plays prior to that on offense, defense and special teams and both sides had no issue on substituting with the exception of a couple of things. Goal line is always the tricky one because it's the furthest from the bench and there are a lot more big guys in the game. It was kind of a double substitution. What happened was, there were 32 seconds left, they have their goal line in, we have our goal line in, they run a quarterback sweep, Nick Reveiz makes a great play and then there's a long pause. It's that time where they line up and it looks like they're going to clock it and then it looks like they're going to run another play. So we have to get a call in. We get our goal line, we go goal line and we call our call. So now the players are locked into the play. And then the clock's ticking. And then at about 15 seconds left, they change. They run their personnel on, they get their sub package in and we have to match personnel or otherwise we can't have goal line people covering their receivers, so we go to base. We go to base and we begin to run our base on. At 9 seconds, the umpire steps over the ball. At 7 seconds he steps away. A couple of guys are still getting out there at 6 seconds, center goes down, snaps it at 3 and we don't get our guys off the field. That's what happened. -Derek Dooley