Instant Replay Hates Us

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1972 Grad

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Do you realize that we would be 6-5 right now if instant replay didn't exist? Pig against Georgia and the first down spot last night. Then, we probably beat Kentucky and maybe win a bowl game......8-5. Successful season!
 
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1972 Grad said:
Do you realize that we would be 6-5 right now if instant replay didn't exist? Pig against Georgia and the first down spot last night. Then, we probably beat Kentucky and maybe win a bowl game......8-5. Successful season!
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Or, Vandy doesn't fumble twice inside the red zone, and probably has 10-14 more points...
 
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UT_Tix79 said:
Or, Vandy doesn't fumble twice inside the red zone, and probably has 10-14 more points...
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Yeah the officials were horrible last night. They missed two fumbles that had to be reviewed and the spot was terrible. Luckily on the fumbles there was indisputable evidence to overturn on the spot I am not sure.
 
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Here is the truth, you have to have indisputable evidence that the replay (ball) is visible to overturn a spot on the field. Not a body, but the ball and that evidence just did not exist, thus you can not overturn the call. No one is making a stink about it because we played horribly on offense and Franklin outcoached Jones, both of which is true. But that does not negate the fact that the replay official made a judgment based on body not ball which is against replay rules. Earlier in the game we have a 4th down spot replay that it clearly looked like our player was over the first down marker but you couldn't see the ball so the upheld the spot on the field. The identical situation existed in the last seconds and we did not get the consistent ruling. Again no one is focusing on that because our coaching sucked last night but the call was wrong and did cost us the game.
 
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Fijivol72 said:
Here is the truth, you have to have indisputable evidence that the replay (ball) is visible to overturn a spot on the field. Not a body, but the ball and that evidence just did not exist, thus you can not overturn the call. No one is making a stink about it because we played horribly on offense and Franklin outcoached Jones, both of which is true. But that does not negate the fact that the replay official made a judgment based on body not ball which is against replay rules. Earlier in the game we have a 4th down spot replay that it clearly looked like our player was over the first down marker but you couldn't see the ball so the upheld the spot on the field. The identical situation existed in the last seconds and we did not get the consistent ruling. Again no one is focusing on that because our coaching sucked last night but the call was wrong and did cost us the game.
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2010 all over again! LSU, UNC. Now GA and Candy!

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