Official SEC Football Thread 2009

[longknocker]

It Probably Was A Bad Call, Brad, But, Like You said, Too Close To Overturn When The Call On The Field was incomplete pass. Like You said, Also, Probably Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference. Thanks For Being Realistic, Unlike The Auburn & Tennessee Fans At Work.

[macpappy]

Originally Posted by longknocker

It Probably Was A Bad Call, Brad, But, Like You said, Too Close To Overturn When The Call On The Field was incomplete pass. Like You said, Also, Probably Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference. Thanks For Being Realistic, Unlike The Auburn & Tennessee Fans At Work.

After watching some of the replays on different sports shows today, it was a bad call. Probably didn't make a difference in this game though. There are articles on just about all the major sports websites now criticizing the officiating in the SEC in general and how the SEC's solution is to fine or suspend anyone who publicly comments on the bad officiating. To me that is the real "scandal".

Bad calls happens in every game. Great teams manage to win despite the bad calls. Last Saturday the best team just happened to be Alabama. Personally I hope Alabama beats Florida in the SEC Championship because I really don't like Florida.