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If you’ve ever wondered what really happened on the 2003 PI call, this conversation with Dustin Fox finally adds the human perspective almost nobody talks about. The infamous pass interference call in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl has lived in college football debates for more than twenty years — but what Dustin shares here goes far beyond replay angles or rule interpretations.

He tells the story of meeting referee Terry Porter years later, only to learn what that moment actually cost him: handwritten death threats, constant harassment, and the emotional fallout of making a split-second decision that changed the national championship. It’s a reminder that controversial calls don’t just shape games; they shape lives. And hearing Dustin describe Porter’s fear, hesitation, and discomfort brings a new layer to the question so many fans still ask — what really happened on the 2003 PI call and what was going through the mind of the man who made it?

This moment matters because college football’s biggest controversies often get flattened into highlight packages and message-board arguments. But behind every viral call is a human being who has to live with the aftermath. In the early 2000s — before social media existed — the backlash was still overwhelming enough that Porter had to change phone numbers and navigate real threats. It speaks volumes about the passion, intensity, and sometimes unhealthy extremes that define major college football culture.

This clip also reconnects fans to the legacy of the 2003 Fiesta Bowl — Ohio State’s upset, Miami’s dynasty, and one of the most dissected finishes in sports history. Revisiting it through firsthand insight deepens the story, reframes the controversy, and helps explain why this game remains such a defining chapter in college football history.

Dustin Fox, former Ohio State cornerback and member of the 2002 national championship team, brings a unique perspective as both a player in that game and a longtime analyst. His experiences offer rare context and authenticity — especially when discussing moments tied to officiating, pressure, and fan reaction.

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