NRL referees boss Tony Archer has hit back at his critics following Neil Henrys broadside at the men in the middle.Gold Coast coach Neil Henry unleashed a measured but impassioned spray at the whistleblowers after his sides 44-28 finals loss to Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium on Friday night, ending his sides stellar season.Having been pegged as wooden spoon contenders at the start of the year, the Titans defied expectations to finish eighth but had their run ended at the hands of the Broncos following a slew of controversial calls.The Broncos were awarded a penalty try to Jordan Kahu 10 minutes into the game when Konrad Hurrell kicked the ball out of his hands as he reached for the line.The bunker ruled Kahu was certain to score and Hurrell had acted illegally, a view backed up by Archer.The video referees also came under fire for a decision to overturn a Kahu knock on, ruling that Leivaha Pulu had got his hand to the ball first, with the Broncos racing up the other end and Kahu grabbing his second the next set.And while the bunker has been the subject of widespread criticism this year, Archer boasted his men were operating at a near 100 per cent success rate.Well the bunker is sitting at a 99 per cent success rate this year, Archer said after making the unusual decision to address the media after the game.What you determine on that is up to you.But what we do know is weve been more accurate this year, weve been quicker with it and theres been more transparency around it.You hear and understand how we came up with that penalty try decision tonight and thats one of the real benefits of it - last year wed all sit in mystery.Chief among Henrys gripes were a decision to penalise David Mead for taking out Corey Oates legs as they jostled for a bomb, with the Titans arguing he was contesting the possession.Also, he questioned why James Roberts was not penalised for allegedly kicking Ryan Simpkins in the play-the-ball.Both incidents happened in the lead up to Broncos tries and while Henry stopped short of saying they cost his side the game, he said his team was left deflated after being on the wrong end of a couple of calls.He said Archer owed him an explanation and urged the press to be critical of the officiating on the night.I understand Tony Archer took some time out at halftime to explain to Darren Lockyer a penalty try situation but I hope he takes some time out to explain to me a couple of decisions out there, Henry said.You talk about referees being protected species but Ive got a huge question on David Mead going for the ball (and penalised), which was ultimately a momentum changer and they went up the other end and scored a try.And Ive got another one where a player kicks a defender in the back, he has two goes at him and they dont do anything about it. 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EAST HARTFORD, Conn. -- Cincinnati got inside UConns 20-yard line three times in the second quarter on Saturday, but was forced to settle for a field goal on each drive as the Huskies defense stiffened.UConn responded with 20 unanswered points to snap a two-game losing streak with a 20-9 win over the Bearcats, who never made it into the end zone.Arkeel Newsome ran for 116 yards and Bryant Shirreffs threw for 224 yards and two touchdowns to lead UConn (3-3, 1-2 American).Hayden Moore, coming back from an ankle injury, threw for 315 yards, but was picked off twice for the Bearcats (3-3, 0-3), who were held to just two rushing yards.We have a great defensive line, said UConn safety Obi Melifonwu, who had one of those interceptions. We just ended up stopping them, stopping them in the run game.The Huskies switched the games momentum with a TD on their last drive before intermission and another on their first after halftime. Tyraiq Beals got the first, outjumping a defender and breaking a 59-yard catch and run, the longest of his career.That energized everybody, Beals said. Everybody stood up. We got our heads back in the game and we went rolling from there.They took the lead when Noel Thomas won a battle for the ball with Cincinnatis Grant Coleman and hauled in a 26-yard touchdown catch. Thomas made nine catches for 108 yards.Newsome broke off a 67-yard run, the Huskies longest play from scrimmage this year, which set up a 30-yard field goal to give the Huskies a 17-9 lead. It was the first time the Huskies have led entering a fourth quarter since last November.The Huskies used up more than 6 1/2 minutes of the fourth on a 16-play drive that ended with a 23-yard field goal from Bobby Puyol to make itt a two-score ballgame.ddddddddddddWe took off a lot of time, I would say thats a big improvement over what weve done in the past, said Shirreffs, who also ran for 48 yards.UConns last win over Cincinnati came in November, 2010, the season the Huskies ended up in the Fiesta Bowl. Its only other win in the 13-game series came in 2008.When you go on the road and they give you an opportunity to score points early and you dont take advantange of it, it usually comes back to haunt you, Cincinnati coach Tommy Tuberville said.TAKEAWAYUConn: The Huskies revived their bowl hopes with their first conference win, but had to overcome another slow start. UConns Puyol missed a 52-yard field goal late in the first quarter, leaving the Huskies without a first-quarter point this season. UConn has just 45 points in first halves.Cincinnati: Cincinnati was hoping the return of Moore would help revive their offense, which had struggled with him on the sideline. But the Bearcats must find an answer to the running game. They came in averaging just under 150 yards a game on the ground. The Bearcats fall to 0-3 in conference for the first time since 1999 and have a lot of work to do to reach a bowl game for the sixth straight season.SUSPENSION: Newsome ran 14 times, all in the final three quarters. He was held out of the first quarter, because of what head coach Bob Diaco referred to as a late Friday.UP NEXTUConn: The Huskies head back on the road for a game next Saturday night against South Florida.Cincinnati: The Bearcats have an off week before returning home to face East Carolina on Oct. 22. ' ' '