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re: Question about the bias of SEC refs

Posted on 10/19/10 at 11:13 pm to
Posted by wareaglewade
Member since Sep 2008
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Posted on 10/19/10 at 11:13 pm to
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That was the game where the Tiger was completely tackled before the ball got there and it was called pass interference (right at the end of the game). After review it was seen that the ball was tipped by another player 2 feet in front of the receiver well after the receiver had been tackled. Because of the tip it was deemed not pass interference. One of the biggest screw jobs I have ever seen.



I know this is going to send people on this board off the deep end, but that is absolutely the correct call.

The pass was tipped in the opposite direction of the receiver, several feet before it got to him. He had no chance to catch the pass because of the tip.

Pass interference had been called. When a ball is deemed uncatchable, pass interference CANNOT occur. Thus, the flag was correctly waved off.

What LSU fans SHOULD be arguing is that defensive holding was the correct call. That would not have been waved off because of the uncatchable ball. Since the Auburn defender did grab the receiver well before the ball arrived, I certainly think defensive holding could have been called. Whether it was not called because of the great Auburn-owns-all-SEC-officials conspiracy, I'll leave for you to debate.
Posted by TigerCorp
Member since Jun 2009
1058 posts
Posted on 10/19/10 at 11:50 pm to
Best comparison would be to look at Bama and LSU penalties when looking at years Saban coached at each school.

For example, from evidence posted earlier, Sabans first year at Bama they were penalized approx. 30 times LESS than during any of Saban's LSU teams.

Saban adds another degree if control in the analysis IMO. His teams at LSU never went a year and a half without a holding call...that much I promise you.
Posted by XbengalTiger
212 miles from Tiger Stadium
Member since Oct 2003
5464 posts
Posted on 10/20/10 at 1:01 am to
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The pass was tipped in the opposite direction of the receiver, several feet before it got to him. He had no chance to catch the pass because of the tip.

Pass interference had been called. When a ball is deemed uncatchable, pass interference CANNOT occur. Thus, the flag was correctly waved off.
Then our interception earlier in the game should not have been waived off because of interference. It was the same exact play that the refs called two different ways.
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