So when are we going to get the complete BS explanation on the TD reversal in LSU Clemson

Yall won. STFU already

If we don’t bitch about shite calls when we win, you mfers little soy boy bitches come on and say we are sore losers, blah blah blah.

If you mfers don’t think that SEC officials are garbage then just admit you a little bitch beta boy that does whatever the frick any real man tells you and then STFU about calls for the rest of your lives.

I am tired of the this mfering bullshite deciding teams future rather than play on the field for any team and I don’t give a frick who it is or if we benefit, (like last year against USCe). We aren’t going to have SEC refs in the playoffs so this shite does us no favors.

I don’t care if they are fricking corrupt or incompetent, they are absolutely, undeniably without a fricking shadow of a doubt to any mfer with a working brain and balls, (thus excluding the stupid soy boys commenting above. Don’t you have a rainbow rally to attend somewhere little gay boys? ) one or the fricking other and it is way way way past time it be fixed. If you don’t get that you are a fricking moron

And the SEC admitted they completely blew the call and the officials responsible will be punished….

jk, the SEC officials actually being held accountable for their conduct is as likely a zombie apocalypse on Christmas Eve.

September 5, 2025, there is no public record of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) issuing an official statement regarding officiating during the LSU vs. Clemson game. The Week 1 game on August 30, 2025, was played between two non-conference opponents, and LSU's win was widely covered by sports media.
While there was a controversial incomplete pass call against LSU that was overturned during review, no statement from the SEC has addressed it. It is important to note:
The game was played between LSU (SEC) and Clemson (ACC), a non-conference game.
The officials on the field were from the SEC, but they did not immediately acknowledge any error in the way they have done for plays in conference games.
By contrast, the SEC has a history of issuing statements when they acknowledge officiating errors in games, especially high-profile ones within the conference.

Shitty call made possible by shitty rule open to shitty interpretation.

Not sure which is worst. Some of the targeting calls or some of these “did not control the ball” calls.

Also, LSU fans are the worst when it comes to officiating but not this time. LSU got screwed.

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As an outside observer who is not a fan of either LSU or Clemson, nor do I hold any ill will toward either, I have to say that was one of the most horrendous calls I’ve ever seen in my over 40 years of playing, coaching, and watching football. There was zero justification for it.

The receiver caught the ball inbounds securely.

He took either one or two steps in bounds

He broke the plain of the end zone with the ball still securely possessed.

*this is the instant the play is over. What happens after this is immaterial*

But they reversed the call because after he scored the TD, the ball moved when he hit the ground out of bounds. That’s a bullshite call. By that logic, anytime the ball carrier crosses into the end zone and then drops the ball, it should be ruled either an incomplete pass or a fumble.

Once the ball carrier crosses the plain of the end zone, the play is dead immediately.

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What are you thoughts on the call the next day with South Carolina?

There was no TD reversal.

Good gosh you really do have literal shite where your brain is supposed to be you damn idiot.

What TD reversal did you hallucinate you dumb motherfricker?


Eat shite.