deliberately with the number issue. The SEC should take some action. Last night one of the players should have been disqualified immediately
Any comments about uofm cheating
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Is it really cheating, though, when the officiating crew provides consulting services regarding rules and regulations. The officiating crew is more at fault than OM.
Two missed blatant turnovers, the missed number change, various other missed calls, etc. This crew was 17'ing terrible. And we still overcame. Those players played their hearts out, especially Damian Williams. That guy deserves a game ball.
Two missed blatant turnovers, the missed number change, various other missed calls, etc. This crew was 17'ing terrible. And we still overcame. Those players played their hearts out, especially Damian Williams. That guy deserves a game ball.
I have never seen refs blatantly making more bad calls against us on purpose as consistently as they did last night. Two missed TOs with a lot of time in between plays. The late hit when Bo put his shoulder down and initiated contact. Last but not least, the number change rule break. I mean are you kidding me? These refs must be suspended and reviewed. Scott Stricklin has got to file a complaint. Easily could have lost this game and those TOs were huge no calls..actually every blown call I mentioned above was truly game changing. These refs were in on something. If they weren't and were really that bad, they arent capable of officiating in the SEC anymore.
If the tv crews can show a replay several times, and it shows clear reason for review, even a blown call on the first freakin replay, and it's not, something is up. "Every play is reviewed" was complete BS last night in favor of Ole Miss. You can't tell me, if something fishy wasn't going on, the replay official was doing his job. Just terrible. I was shocked several times last night. Jaw on the floor shocked.
If the tv crews can show a replay several times, and it shows clear reason for review, even a blown call on the first freakin replay, and it's not, something is up. "Every play is reviewed" was complete BS last night in favor of Ole Miss. You can't tell me, if something fishy wasn't going on, the replay official was doing his job. Just terrible. I was shocked several times last night. Jaw on the floor shocked.
At some point in the 3rd qtr, I didn't know what it was going to take to get a hold called on them. They had a lineman holding badly on that throwback pass from Treadwell, a receiver held again near the sidelines on the very next play, and someone seemed to be holding nearly every time Wallace rolled out. It was terrible at times, but I'm glad our guys fought through it
Was that the first time Nkemdiche has played RB this year? Because if not, has this issue come up before?
I was at game and didn't see on tv. What was second missed turnover? I figure one was fumble early in game.
Looking at game and season stats, he has rushed once previously this season (5 for the season, 4 last night).
Interception at midfield... I think it was Calhoun. It looked like it hit the ground, but after watching the replay, it was clearly a pick. They showed the replay multiple times, and both announcers agreed it was a pick. Replay official must have been at the Templeton trough.
I couldn't understand why Mullen didn't call a T/O, and challenge the first obvious fumble. TV replay showed their R/B clearly fumbled and we recovered. Don't we have somebody in the booth to call Mullen and tell him? Ole Miss quickly lined up and gave the ball to Nkemdische and he made a good run.
Guh. Add it to the list. I'm sure the officials calmly explained to him when the guy waves his arm in the air, you aren't allowed to touch him, and please refrain from doing it again.
The officiating last night was brutal. Like WWE refs, but less competent.
The officiating last night was brutal. Like WWE refs, but less competent.
Showing out. I'm glad they gave him the ball last night. He sucked at it. CJ put him on his *** each time.