Can anyone give an example where Bama got really screwed on a call in an SEC game?

Never happened once. REC checks don't bounce.


eta-honest answer: you usually have to be in position to lose to get "really screwed" by a bad call. Bama hasn't been in that position very often during the last 10 years.

LSU is not a very good football team

First, I agree there are calls (most recently in LSU rivalry history on the Hurts run for a TD) that Bama has gotten away with. It happens for both sides every game day.

That said, Bama has missed some big calls in conference as well. Likely none bigger the GoTC Pt1

William's in control of ball feet from ground; Reid one hand on William's waist and one on William's wrist and ball

Williams near impact with ground; still in possession; Reid hand placement no change

Williams down; appearance of dual possesion; ruled INT.
Replay could not overturn

Huge play in a a defensive struggle. Easily could have gone Bama's way outright or through rule interpretation. Instead, LSU took over and the rest is history.

Bad call for Bama and good call for LSU. Either way it didn't take away from a great game. Schit happens. Sometimes you just have to roll with it. But, to say Bama gets all the big calls is ridiculous and only looking at it through an anti-bama lens.

Going back and honestly watching games from both sides opens you up to see it generally goes both ways. We, fans, just imprint the moments that generate the more significant emotional reaction, which shapes our reality.

There was that time in the 50s when a RB broke free for a long run vs Bama but one of their reserve LB came off the bench to save the tackle. Those dirty POS refs awarded the RB the TD anyway even though it wasn't the LB fault he had too much Bama in him

Bama lost that game because of that call

Listen guy,

We are the Kings. Kings play by a different set of rules. I don't know that to tell you, life isn't fair.

I sorta remember Auburn's entire offensive line being blatantly downfield on their tying TD in 2013, no flag anywhere.

Ole miss got away with something similar in 15.

If you'll notice fans only remember bad calls from losses. We haven't lost much the past decade.

Pretty easy. In the 2013 Iron Bowl, Arie Kouandijo was called for a phantom false start penalty after Cade Foster made a field goal early in the fourth quarter that should have put Bama up 24-21. After the “false start” penalty, Cade Foster missed the field goal that would have broken the tie. The 99 yard TD pass from McCarron to Cooper should have given Alabama a 10 point lead. Instead, it only gave Bama a seven point lead and well we all know what ended up happening after that.

In the second pic Reid is getting his hand placed on the ball. In the third pic, Bama receiver has lost the ball with his right hand and both players possess the ball with one hand. Not sure what happened immediately afterward but evidently Reid came up with the ball and it stood because no evidence was available to overturn it. Not a good example of Bama getting screwed. Your statement in the 2nd pic of Reids hand placement no change is incorrect.

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LSU is not a very good football team

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Weak troll, baw

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This. Unlike the LSU tinfoil hat conspiracies, this is an actual fact.

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I'm not conspiracy theorist, but the argument would be the calls on your opponents are the ones which are game changing. It doesn't have to be loads of penalties, it is the timing and game changing factor that which applies.