re: SEC supervisor apologies for penalty on UGA's A.J. Green

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damn, your terrible. not a single uga fan has bitched about the outcome one time in this thread.

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I know you're stupid, but you need to reread the thread. besides, I've already said I have no interest in continuing this.

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It's a text-book down field block.

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Just doesn't meet the standard. Nothing more; nothing less.

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however, it's not any different than a lot of blocks on a lot of plays, so really not flag worthy.

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Except if you're Bama in BR, and you have a rushing touchdown called back.

You fail to recognize that Scott got the same call on him, but LSU was the team to return the ball to set up good field position for themselves. Or the fact that LSU completely outplayed UGA. Oh yea and the "fumble" by shep that lost us 4 yards. Well, it wasn't a fumble and cost us because that was the time LSU failed to convert on 4th down. Thats three points at least and we wouldn't even be having this discussion. And now you make up BS holding claims on the Scott TD.

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Except if you're Bama in BR, and you have a rushing touchdown called back.

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And the motive is revealed

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Thread is so full of Except it's 'Bama fans and not UGA fans.

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Its pathetic yet funny. The BAMA fans are more pissed than the Georgia fans.

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And against us for the other 59 minutes.

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Ehhh, I dunno. It looked to me like your Oline was sick. They looked good in the first half but ran out of gas. It's easy to believe the rumor they had food poisoning.

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The BAMA fans are more pissed than the Georgia fans.

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WTF? I was pulling for LSU. Be logical. Does it help or hurt Bama to play an undefeated Tigah team? Does it hurt the SEC to have a #4 SEC team pulled down? Why don't y'all do a little thinking before you start shittin' your pants?

A lot of these games just boil down to luck, a couple of favorable ref calls or fortunate spots. The way I see it is the #4 team dominated at the line for a while, but couldn't put it away. Please don't tell me you think the Tigahs would have won without that bogus Green call. The world knows it. You should just accept it, and be thankful in your fortune. I know I've done that more than once.

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Please don't tell me you think the Tigahs would have won without that bogus Green call. The world knows it. You should just accept it, and be thankful in your fortune. I know I've done that more than once.

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Come off it. Had the refs reviewed that Shepard call it could have been an entirely different game. We easily come away with points on that drive had the play been reviewed.

So perhaps Georgia should be the ones who are thankful -- they were a missed call away from getting blown out.

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WTF? I was pulling for LSU. Be logical. Does it help or hurt Bama to play an undefeated Tigah team? Does it hurt the SEC to have a #4 SEC team pulled down? Why don't y'all do a little thinking before you start shittin' your pants?

A lot of these games just boil down to luck, a couple of favorable ref calls or fortunate spots. The way I see it is the #4 team dominated at the line for a while, but couldn't put it away. Please don't tell me you think the Tigahs would have won without that bogus Green call. The world knows it. You should just accept it, and be thankful in your fortune. I know I've done that more than once.

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You seem, sort-of, level-headed. So. Do this. See if you can find (on Youtube maybe) UGA's series in the 3rd quarter where they ran like, I dunno', 17 plays and got in for the score. Specifically, look at the 3rd- and 2nd-to-last third down conversions. While doing this, pay particular attention to #84 for LSU, Rahim Alem.

After doing that, please stop posting in this thread.