Offensive Pass Interference

[VolMarine1371]

So it sure does look like the Bama WR actually pushed off the Auburn player to get open. What does everyone else see?

 

[keckjm]

I saw Bama get some favorable calls/no calls mixed with one of the worst defensive play calls for an end of game prayer.

 

[nomads-11]

So it sure does look like the Bama WR actually pushed off the Auburn player to get open. What does everyone else see?

Yep, nice little shove there right before he went up for the ball. Not to worry, all this is gonna catch up to Bama. They slipping here of late.

 

[Zues1]

So the zebras allowed bama to get behind with a 99.9% chance to lose the game, but bailed them out on the winning play.
Got it.....

 

[strkr]

SEC it means more. $$$$$

 

[GiveHim6InSC]

So it sure does look like the Bama WR actually pushed off the Auburn player to get open. What does everyone else see?

Go back and look at the Bammer O-lineman holding the Auburn player on the final play. Just flat out mugged him

 

[VolMarine1371]

So the zebras allowed bama to get behind with a 99.9% chance to lose the game, but bailed them out on the winning play.
Got it.....

Well it’s Auburns fault ultimately for calling that **** 2 man rush defensive play. I would think that DC would have been fired today for that ****

 

[Boston Vol]

If that’s OPI, so was Peerless Price’s catch against Mario Edwards in the fiesta bowl. Sometimes you just have to let players play. There was a much more egregious non-call in the fourth quarter of the Michigan-OSU game yesterday.