Offcial SEC Football Thread 2010

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Originally Posted by Pass

Terrible terrible terrible game yesterday. SEC officials are clearly protecting Auburn... but then so was our special teams. What a **** day.

haha, so YOU'RE the guy that's playng the part of ME this year in this thread, lol. Officiating
conspiracy theories. The Hogs have faced two juggernauts this year and come out on the short
end both times. Nobodies defense played all that well (UotY) and the HOGS are not doing what
it takes in the locker room at halftime to right the ship. During both juggernaut games they have
fallen apart in the second half. I am thinking it's Petrino, but I don't follow the Hogs enough
to know the coaching personnel, so what do I know. You wanna trade coaches?

[Pass]

Originally Posted by OLS

haha, so YOU'RE the guy that's playng the part of ME this year in this thread, lol. Officiating
conspiracy theories. The Hogs have faced two juggernauts this year and come out on the short
end both times. Nobodies defense played all that well (UotY) and the HOGS are not doing what
it takes in the locker room at halftime to right the ship. During both juggernaut games they have
fallen apart in the second half. I am thinking it's Petrino, but I don't follow the Hogs enough
to know the coaching personnel, so what do I know. You wanna trade coaches?

You didn't watch the game, did you? We got hosed. Phantom TD, Phantom fumble... No call on a horse collar that took our starting QB out of the game. Which leads to us having to force the ball which lead to two turn overs in the 4th.

As for us not playing well in the second half... I just assume you honestly didn't watch the game. We came back in the second half... The fuse blew when the refs butt-humped us twice and we were forced to try to force the ball in the 4th quarter.

Our problems in the second half, IMO, come from Mallett. He checks off too much. Watch how Wilson runs the Petrino offense. He does what he's told and we move the ball. Mallett checks off too much and causes confusion and nullifies the adjustments to the play scheme that Petrino makes at the half.