South Carolina versus Auburn

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Bassmanbruno said:
I disagree. It would suck for Auburn - but that's how it should've gone down with the current rules. It was clear there was time on the clock and that is definitely reviewable.
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yeah,the big 12 championship game where mccoy threw the ball out bounds.initially it was ruled that the game was over they reviewed it and found out the ball landed out of bounds with 0:01 left on the clock.

they didn't talk about human element then
 
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#306
Field clock and game clock are not the same thing. The officials said time had run out. Pretty simple. If it were all about the game clock, then officials would not stop play four or five times per game and ask for the clock to be reset. The game was over before the receiver hit the ground. Even if there was one second left, no way they get a play off. The clock starts as soon as the official sets the ball.
 
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#307
One thing I keep thinking is that Connor Shaw must be horrible for Spurrier to not have pulled Garcia by now. It's puzzling because the guy looked good in preaseason and in the scrimmages by all accounts. And didn't look that bad in the first game. Made some great throws and then kind of got rattled but what do you expect from a guy making his first start with not much experience, not to mention shaking the offseason rust off.

imo Spurrier should take the rest of the year and let Shaw learn and develop on his feet. There's absolutely no way he could be worse than Garcia.
 
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SCar said:
One thing I keep thinking is that Connor Shaw must be horrible for Spurrier to not have pulled Garcia by now. It's puzzling because the guy looked good in preaseason and in the scrimmages by all accounts. And didn't look that bad in the first game. Made some great throws and then kind of got rattled but what do you expect from a guy making his first start with not much experience, not to mention shaking the offseason rust off.

imo Spurrier should take the rest of the year and let Shaw learn and develop on his feet. There's absolutely no way he could be worse than Garcia.
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He was good enough to start the first.game of the season, yet Spurrier refuses to give him a chance now. Baffling to me.
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SCar said:
One thing I keep thinking is that Connor Shaw must be horrible for Spurrier to not have pulled Garcia by now. It's puzzling because the guy looked good in preaseason and in the scrimmages by all accounts. And didn't look that bad in the first game. Made some great throws and then kind of got rattled but what do you expect from a guy making his first start with not much experience, not to mention shaking the offseason rust off.

imo Spurrier should take the rest of the year and let Shaw learn and develop on his feet. There's absolutely no way he could be worse than Garcia.
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I don't get this either, Garcia won't be back and he is horrible. Why not start someone else.
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DarthVisor said:
He was good enough to start the first.game of the season, yet Spurrier refuses to give him a chance now. Baffling to me.
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Wasn't he awful against ECU though? That may be part of it. Plus, he hasn't exactly been inspiring when on the field this year.

It feels like the fifth year in a row in which Spurrier will bench Garcia, look for a better option than Garcia, and, once again, realize he sadly has no better option than Garcia.
 
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govols120 said:
Wasn't he awful against ECU though? That may be part of it. Plus, he hasn't exactly been inspiring when on the field this year.

It feels like the fifth year in a row in which Spurrier will bench Garcia, look for a better option than Garcia, and, once again, realize he sadly has no better option than Garcia.
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Shaw wasn't great against ECU, but he wasn't awful. He took us right down the field on our first drive before he fumbled. After that, Lattimore fumbled, and then we fumbled the ensuing kick-off, and by that point, it was the end of the 1st quarter. Shaw didn't get much of a chance.

Shaw might not be any better than Garcia, but I find it hard to believe that he is worse. At least if Shaw makes mistakes It won't be as frustrating because he isn't a 16th year senior.
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