SEC releases statement on controversial calls from the weekend

18IsTheMan

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Notably, they don’t address the unnecessary roughness, phantom PI or taunting. Classic.

 

18IsTheMan

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What does that tell you?

We don't have a response?
Our response is too embarassing?
We're following the Kamala Harris model?

The unnecessary roughness call was the single most consequential penalty from the entire weekend of college football. Also, the most talked about, by a long shot, even at the national level.

SEC doesn’t want to touch it with a 10 foot pole.
 

SouthernBelly

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The unnecessary roughness call was the single most consequential penalty from the entire weekend of college football. Also, the most talked about, by a long shot, even at the national level.

SEC doesn’t want to touch it with a 10 foot pole.
I’d argue the fake OPI was. No telling how that drive finishes but if it isn’t called the he remainder of the game plays out much differently and it’s almost certain the situation with the roughing the passer never even happens.

But yes, either way the SEC wants this to go away. Really wish Beamer would take the fine and publicly criticize the powers that be.
 
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