Whoever controls the game clock for Tennessee should get a big raise this week.

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It's possible to run two plays 4 seconds. LSU has done it before

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I highly doubt that SC would've gotten two plays off there if the situation was reversed.

So it stopped on time


What's the outrage here

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It's possible to run two plays 4 seconds. LSU has done it before

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There may be very few things that LSU has not accomplished good or bad in terms of clock management over the last decade.

My favorite will always be the Ole Miss game and the comeback that almost was. Burning precious time off the clock before calling a final timeout and heaving a miracle 4th down completion to be in position to attempt a quick FG or run a final play with only 1 second on the clock, but deciding to attempt (as time expired before the snap) to spike the ball vs running a potential game winning play was a thing of rare beauty. Ballsiest call made that year, F a win!, I do miss CLM.

Lol I would've been so mad if VOLS won this game because of that homer clock operator

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Was South Carolina robbed of two seconds at the end of its matchup with Auburn? The Gamecocks appeared to pick-up a first down with two seconds to go, only to see the clock wind down to zero, ending the game. South Carolina protested, but the play was never reviewed as the Gamecocks fell to Auburn, 16-13.

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Weird how it stops immediately in some cases, and in others it doesn't.

I appreciate the roll up attempt but you, I and everyone who watches sports knows that no one who works those games in officiating or gameclock is EVER that good at their job

Seems reeeeaaaal convenient

Bet I could find plenty of Gamecock plays in this game where the clock bleeds a second or two after the ball hits the ground

But like I said, it doesn't matter other than shitposting. We won.

Wait, Auburn got a lucky break? No way.

2:15:00 mark to see it real time

Even Tubberville, the retard he is, can see how odd that was.