re: The catch not catch in 4th

Replays evil side will cut a replay early and not show prior events that could change the call. In the Bama Championship game in Indy the ball rocked in Bruce's hand before falling out a second later. that td return should have counted.

You can see the grass fly up when the ball hit the ground. It wasn't a catch.

That's why I have no faith in the objectivity of ESPN or their announcing crews. They obviously knew this camera angle existed. They had or should've had a high resolution, high frame rate video from that angle, but they never showed it.

We've all watched enough college football to tell if the broadcast crew has picked sides, not just for our games but any game. Among other things, they selectively decide which replays to show, which angles to show, and when to show them. If they want to push a review or make the officiating seem suspect, they'll find the preferred angle and show it close up in slow motion within about 10 seconds after the play. Sometimes they'll re-emphasize the play several times during the game as having influenced the outcome. If they don't want to acknowledge an obviously questionable play or call/no-call, they'll ignore it and show pretty girls in the stands for the next 30 seconds. I've even seen them zoom in on the replay view to highlight the part they want to show while excluding and ignoring the illegal block, face mask, roughing, etc., happening just outside their frame.

How many times have we seen a Georgia receiver get mugged and waited for the replay only to watch Kirk Herbstreit talk about his dog Fluffy or the exciting finish to the Montana State game. Then next series when a Georgia defender makes incidental contact, Kirk's analyzing the play in quarter speed with a telescopic view before the ball is spotted. "The Auburn fans are booing; they wanted pass interference there. Hugh Freeze is irate with the officials. Yeah, Georgia might've gotten away with one. What d'ya think, Matt?"

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Everybody hates Georgia

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We just need to teach the fans the Millwall F.C. "No one likes us, we don't care" chant. And maybe make a version of this flag in red with the G logo:

It was not remotely close to a catch.

I can never see anything on Facebook. Maybe because I don't have an account, or a browser setting.

I think that was AJ Green who they threw the excessive celebration penalty on. It was the LSU game we lost 20-13 at home.

One of the most obvious grudge calls I have ever seen.