Another one that didn't watch the game.He didn’t call a perfect game is an understatement. Let’s blame refs like we do every year though.
Alabama is about to go 11-1/8-0 in the SEC with their only loss to a loaded Texas team. They are absolutely loaded and have the best coach in college football history. The 13 point lead we had in the 1st half was their largest first half home deficit since 2019. It definitely sucks to lose that lead and the game. The bigger mystery isn't that Alabama won the game, it's that we were able to be leading 20-7 with terribly one-sided officiating, and a roster still feeling the effects of NCAA sanctions.
Urban Meyer went 9-4 in year 3 at Florida after a spectacular year 2, with no where close to the obstacles Heupel is facing.
We are two or three years ahead of schedule right now and while this loss stings, the program is in a great spot and Heupel still looks like a miracle worker.
If this is investigated and found ro be true, the refs should be fired and prosecuted for conspiracy to commit a confidence game. This BS has to be stopped. We can no longer get fairness of governance. The least we cane expect is fair play in sporting events!!!!!! Screw the bettors, I am sick of this shite!!!!Let me preface this by saying he didn’t call a perfect game by any stretch, but the nonstop snowball of flags or lack thereof are impossible to gameplan against.
We ran well, threw well, hell we even defended well. Nothing you can do to beat the stripes on top of it all. Some calls could’ve been different, but hindsight is 20/20 when in a fair game this is completely different.
We were screwed the second we laced them up. Team did enough to win, Bama just could play beyond the rules and refs created new rules on the fly to screw us.
Yeah, they had 17 penalties to our 6 last year, which is even larger a margin than 8 to 1. It looks like the same sort of sour grapes to outsiders. They didn't even mention the officiating on sec cfb final yesterday. I did think it would at least get a mention.I remember last year all of us making fun of Bama for all of their ref blaming .
Not necessarily. You most always run 3rd and 19 in your own territory when it's a close game, unless you're 1-5 and not very good.How many times did we have 3rd and long and run the ball? One possession, believe it was the one where the fair catch penalty came up, but we're pinned deep , and ran the ball like we had a 30 point lead. If you are running the ball when it's 3rd down and 19, you are trying to lose.
You haven't watched a lot of ball. Throwing out of your own endzone is a recipe for a pick 6 or a safety and 2 points then you're punting and giving them ball at 50 and another 7 points. Basically when they called the fake fair catch and we started on the 4 in a hostile environment it was like a turnover. If he had thrown there and got tackled in the end zone or a pick 6 you would be the first on here saying. How crazy throwing out of your end zone in hostile away game. The series was over before it started, part of a perfect storm for a 27 point outburst.How many times did we have 3rd and long and run the ball? One possession, believe it was the one where the fair catch penalty came up, but we're pinned deep , and ran the ball like we had a 30 point lead. If you are running the ball when it's 3rd down and 19, you are trying to lose.
Did we leave points on the table in the first half? Yes. Did we play and coach like crap in the second half? Yes. However, they were never going to let us win that game. The league wants the possibility of 2 sec teams in the playoffs and a bama loss to us eliminates that. I look for the gumps to get away with murder vs lsu and in the seccg vs ga if they are still undefeated.
By not calling penalties on them and finding way to call penalties on us. So basically the same game plan.So if we'd actually scored TDe on all 4 trips to the red zone in the first half instead of settling for FGs on half of them, and you know, scored any points on the last half of the game, you think the officiating crew would have found a way to keep us from winning?
How exactly?
Well obviously if you score every time you have the ball you're most likely going to win. However that was never going to happen, and 20-7 halftime at bama was something we all would have been happy with. Unfortunately for us we weren't far enough ahead to keep the zebras from effecting the outcome. And yes I know it's our own fault we didn't have more points.So if we'd actually scored TDe on all 4 trips to the red zone in the first half instead of settling for FGs on half of them, and you know, scored any points on the last half of the game, you think the officiating crew would have found a way to keep us from winning?
How exactly?
A draw on 3rd and long can be seen every Saturday in any football game you choose to watch. Been that way foreverHow many times did we have 3rd and long and run the ball? One possession, believe it was the one where the fair catch penalty came up, but we're pinned deep , and ran the ball like we had a 30 point lead. If you are running the ball when it's 3rd down and 19, you are trying to lose.
By not calling penalties on them and finding way to call penalties on us. So basically the same game plan.
Well obviously if you score every time you have the ball you're most likely going to win. However that was never going to happen, and 20-7 halftime at bama was something we all would have been happy with. Unfortunately for us we weren't far enough ahead to keep the zebras from effecting the outcome. And yes I know it's our own fault we didn't have more points.
And I totally get that there were issues with officiating as there always is. I just reject the suggestion it lost the game. The team/staff had many chances to make the plays to win the game. Maybe they should bench these guys that refuse to wrap up when tackling and go for the strip of the ball while a ball carrier takes them for a 4-7 yard ride .Yeah, they had 17 penalties to our 6 last year, which is even larger a margin than 8 to 1. It looks like the same sort of sour grapes to outsiders. They didn't even mention the officiating on sec cfb final yesterday. I did think it would at least get a mention.
Uh. 17-6 turns out to be less than 3-1. Not larger than 8-1Yeah, they had 17 penalties to our 6 last year, which is even larger a margin than 8 to 1. It looks like the same sort of sour grapes to outsiders. They didn't even mention the officiating on sec cfb final yesterday. I did think it would at least get a mention.