re: RIGGED for BAMA- Florida St and America should be HOT

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“Ever since the interception that was taken away from Petersen and LSU, the SEC and its referees has controlled the outcome of games and the season to make sure that BAMA is in the big bowls whether BCS or playoffs.“

I love how LSU fans forget that Bama’s D had LSU stifled and unable to move the ball in the 4th Qtr of that game. Even IF they had called it a catch, LSU wasn’t winning that game. Same this year. They act like DTs hit stopped them at the goal line 1 point behind with 1 second to go. Bama was in control, as evidenced by the two previous possessions. Bama was two touchdowns ahead but “they cheated.”

Refs and Bama cheating is the way LSU fans cope with their program’s inadequacy.

It’s really sad but comical how it’s evolved now to an obsession with everything Bama.

Couldn’t enjoy it more!

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The Score was 21-15 with 6 minutes in the game when that Patrick Peterson INT was not called. I suggest you go back and look at the game tracker. Bama's offense wasn't doing much either that day. That INT not called would have given LSU pretty damn good field position, 1 busted coverage and LSU hits a ball and LSU goes up and maybe pulls the upset. Then again, maybe Bama stops them and they don't get the score to upset.

The issue is not whether LSU would have won or not, Bama at home with an excellent 2009 defense it was probably 80-90% Bama odds of not letting LSU score. The reality is LSU was not even given the opportunity or chance to pull the upset.

And for the most part, other than that game and the 2014 game in Tiger Stadium (straight Birmingham Special horse sh****T), the games between LSU and Bama since 2007 have been officiated quite well, for the record.

And furthermore, the hit on JD this year I never thought was a dirty hit, it was a football hit that 15 years ago was normal and one that LSU fans would celebrate (i.e. Laron Landry hitting JP Wilson in TS in the 2006 game, I thought he legitimately killed the guy, even made me say a prayer for a Bama QB, that is how hard the hit was).

With that said, under the current rules, I think it was targeting, not intentional by Turner he just missed his hitting target by a few spots. That is how I saw hit, the officials in the SEC replay did not. So be it.