Officiating

[sjt18]

I almost started this thread before the game. I'm not sure of what's going on but every SEC bowl game I've watched so far the officials screwed the SEC team. This is statistically so improbable that it points toward an intentional effort.

USCe- 8-73
ND- 4-40

UF- 11-82
Or St- 7-50

WFU- 6-58
MU- 9-85

KU- 4-34
Ark- 7-61

TTU- 3-15
OM- 7-81

UT- 6-80
CU- 3-30

Total:
SEC- 48-462
Opponents- 27-227

 

[GAVol]

At first I rolled my eyes …. but the data is hard to refute.

 

[Helton1]

The data in this game is correct. Our DPIs are horrendous

 

[davethevol]

I almost started this thread before the game. I'm not sure of what's going on but every SEC bowl game I've watched so far the officials screwed the SEC team. This is statistically so improbable that it points toward an intentional effort.

USCe- 8-73
ND- 4-40

UF- 11-82
Or St- 7-50

WFU- 6-58
MU- 9-85

KU- 4-34
Ark- 7-61

TTU- 3-15
OM- 7-81

UT- 6-80
CU- 3-30

Total:
SEC- 48-462
Opponents- 27-227

I’m curious as to the numbers from last year. Maybe it’s an anomaly this year?

 

[Ratvol]

Lotta holding on Clemson OL. Not called.

Go VOLS

 

[joevol33]

We're about to find out for sure. They got one more half to get Clemson back in the game.

 

[memvol]

I’ve always had an issues with officials, especially those crews that don’t call the game evenly. It would really be hard to coordinate all crews from all conferences involved in the bowl games but I have to say the numbers are pretty compelling. Should be a topic of discussion for Sankey if this continues through bowl season.

 

[volfan4evr]

Thought the same thing. I can only come up with the SEC officials are a lot looser with the seasons calls.

 

[walkenvol]

How they picked up the flag on the deep throw to Keyton after so many interference calls on us is mind boggling

 

[vols40]

I almost started this thread before the game. I'm not sure of what's going on but every SEC bowl game I've watched so far the officials screwed the SEC team. This is statistically so improbable that it points toward an intentional effort.

USCe- 8-73
ND- 4-40

UF- 11-82
Or St- 7-50

WFU- 6-58
MU- 9-85

KU- 4-34
Ark- 7-61

TTU- 3-15
OM- 7-81

UT- 6-80
CU- 3-30

Total:
SEC- 48-462
Opponents- 27-227

I would personally like to thank the officials of the ND South cackalaka game. Didn't watch but Beamer lost. Lmao

 

[CR-vol]

Calling BS. A will has to be imposed to keep the refs out of it.

 

[Vols1313]

I almost started this thread before the game. I'm not sure of what's going on but every SEC bowl game I've watched so far the officials screwed the SEC team. This is statistically so improbable that it points toward an intentional effort.

USCe- 8-73
ND- 4-40

UF- 11-82
Or St- 7-50

WFU- 6-58
MU- 9-85

KU- 4-34
Ark- 7-61

TTU- 3-15
OM- 7-81

UT- 6-80
CU- 3-30

Total:
SEC- 48-462
Opponents- 27-227

They are not spotting the ball fast at all , am I the only one that notices this ?

 

[EastTNVol6240]

We're about to find out for sure. They got one more half to get Clemson back in the game.

Looks like Milton is trying to complete that.

 

[VolBricks]

If you ain't cheatin' you ain't tryin?

 

[utchatt]

Thought the same thing. I can only come up with the SEC officials are a lot looser with the seasons calls.

I thought the same thing too but I looked up season totals and MU, MSU, UT, BAMA, Ole Miss, and South Carolina were some of the most penalized teams this year. All averaging of 60+ yards a game in penalties. We had 96 penalties for 800 yards which averaged 66,67 a game. So as I said in another post, I don’t think the refs formed a cabal to cause us to lose games.

 

[Wireless1]

I’ve always had an issues with officials, especially those crews that don’t call the game evenly. It would really be hard to coordinate all crews from all conferences involved in the bowl games but I have to say the numbers are pretty compelling. Should be a topic of discussion for Sankey if this continues through bowl season.

Stanley has talked to them and UGA will be getting no penalties while OSU will get 200 yards

 

[volfan411]

The Clemson OL is holding on every play. I am not sure how the officials are missing it.

 

[Wireless1]

When their QB spun the ball at out player after his TD what was the unsportsmanlike like called for?

 

[DixieVol]

Lotta holding on Clemson OL. Not called.

Go VOLS

So many guys holding for Clemson there late. Blatant!! Glad it didn’t have a bearing on the result

 

[sjt18]

I thought the same thing too but I looked up season totals and MU, MSU, UT, BAMA, Ole Miss, and South Carolina were some of the most penalized teams this year. All averaging of 60+ yards a game in penalties. We had 96 penalties for 800 yards which averaged 66,67 a game. So as I said in another post, I don’t think the refs formed a cabal to cause us to lose games.

Go back and watch the PIs that were called on UT and not called on Clemson. Their OL held. UT's OL held. Only one side was called.

 

[CSVol]

The SEC just plays meaner?

 

[ptcarter]

How many times did you hear the announcers say "Good job by the officials"? I heard it more than once.

 

[WilliamDuVOL]

The SEC just plays meaner?

It just means more

 

[Dadof2volfans]

The Clemson OL is holding on every play. I am not sure how the officials are missing it.

He was about call a hold on Clemson in the end zone. He didn’t want to give us 2 points.

 

[KoachKrab127]

The call that made me the most angry was in the first half. Slaughter decked a Clemson receiver, and the WR dropped the ball. A UT player picked it up and would have scored an easy TD. However, the refs ruled it an incomplete pass instead of a fumble. Replay showed it was a clear catch and fumble. Refs are taught to allow close plays like that to continue and then review them, but they didn’t. It was a horrible call to blow the whistle and rule that the play was over so early.