Taco soup that will rattle the chitlinsFor me, it was the pulled pork sandwich. That sumbeach rattled my chitlins.
Taco soup that will rattle the chitlinsFor me, it was the pulled pork sandwich. That sumbeach rattled my chitlins.
You know things are corrupt when the best team in the country is playing on the road against an unranked team and the officials aren’t cheating to win the game for #1, they are cheating to keep it from getting within 10 pointsrefs were so bad that the game announcers, the sideline reporter and the studio announcers were all laughing and joking about it. My throat still hurts from screaming at the tv.
I never understood why you would ask a referee critique another refereeThe announcers were didn't like the calls for the most part. The "officiating expert" did his part to protect the SEC
It's a good thing you guys weren't on the board last night or you would've been told you were being a homer because all those calls were legit.I have never, ever, seen a roughing the passer flag picked up after actual roughing the passer was committed. If that was Stetson Bennett.. does anyone think that flag gets picked up?
And the fumble that the refs blew dead. Absolutely unexplainable.
We should get another one of those fine apology letters again. Wheel keeps spinning.. on to the screwings later.
I didn't have "one call" that really stood out. The body of work by this crew was reminiscent of a lesser experienced crew. Those crews have a tendency to give the "better team" the benefit of the doubt in calls. I say that having seen this mostly in basketballMine was the PI against Forbes. 2nd was the no intentional grounding.
You’re incredibly wrong about this. The contact was minimal, but prevented our punter from landing, causing the wild spin and crash to the ground. You could argue this was more “running into” rather than roughing…. But there was 100% contact that prevented Georgopolous from landing that foot.While it does seem that all the bad calls went against us, the roughing the punter against GA when the GA player never actually touched our punter was pretty bad too.
So you thought the refs called a clean game?IMO the worst calls where going 3-14 on third downs and (not surprisingly) 0-3 on 4th down.
I am pretty sure that is the one he was mugged and then shoved in the back after he still beat the guy. Watching it live I have no idea how it wasn’t at the very least block in the back.A terrible non-call that I haven't seen mentioned: Georgia was 3rd and 10 and completed a post route for about 30 yards to about our 20 yard line. Jaden Crumedy was absolutely raped as he closed in on the QB. No holding call.
Saw that one. infuriating. also par for the course.A terrible non-call that I haven't seen mentioned: Georgia was 3rd and 10 and completed a post route for about 30 yards to about our 20 yard line. Jaden Crumedy was absolutely raped as he closed in on the QB. No holding call.
Have you read the rule book regarding running into or ruffing the punter? I have as I have officiated football for 30 years and there is nothing about preventing the punter from landing after the punt.You’re incredibly wrong about this. The contact was minimal, but prevented our punter from landing, causing the wild spin and crash to the ground. You could argue this was more “running into” rather than roughing…. But there was 100% contact that prevented Georgopolous from landing that foot.
You know who never gets asked at halftime what they think of the officiating? Nick Saban or Kirby Smart.Mine was the PI against Forbes. 2nd was the no intentional grounding.
You said he didn’t touch our punter. He did.Have you read the rule book regarding running into or ruffing the punter? I have as I have officiated football for 30 years and there is nothing about preventing the punter from landing after the punt.
Have you read the rule book regarding running into or ruffing the punter? I have as I have officiated football for 30 years and there is nothing about preventing the punter from landing after the punt.