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The thing is that throughout all football history most teams have been able to execute quarterback sneaks completely fine without this issue.

For some reason the Eagles do this head start all the time, it appears to be getting worse, and the refs never call it against them despite people widely noticing and the NFL even acknowledged it a few weeks ago.

Remember that Seinfeld where George quits his job then regrets it and just shows up and pretends nothing happened?

LSU is doing like the inverse of that.

This was not called false start or offensive offsides.

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How can an offensive lineman slightly flinching upwards by an inch be caught and rightly called a false start 99.9% of the time in normal gameplay but multiple offensive lineman coming out of their stance and running up field an entire yard not be called?

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How do you have to review 3 offensive plays in a 5-6 play stretch

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All of the plays were kinda odd looking that's why. I wouldn't want them to decline to review something important just because they already just did a review. It's kind of annoying when reviews pile up but sometimes it's necessary, some games have more close calls than others and they aren't always neatly distributed.

Regardless it's not been a banner year for the refs, all over college football really.

The SEC had two extremely noticable botches (the OU sideline fake substitution TD shite and Kirby Smarts "clapping" timeout).

There were other incidents outside the SEC too. The Wake Forest/ GA tech game was pretty eggregious.

You can lose a war despite having fewer casualties.

If the measurement of victory was preventing a communist take over of Vietnam, then it was lost because that totally happened.

The cost of "victory" turned out to be too high so we said screw this and left.

3 regular season losses? No

A hypothetical 3rd loss picked up in an sec title game won't be held against us though.

360 degrees of field to choose a direction from.

350 of them were completely open.

We clearly are not a running team anymore, we haven't been for years. I have no idea why we try to force it so much. The vast majority of our run plays are absolute waste.

Id much prefer giving Ty and our receivers more chances.

I prefer old-school smash mouth football but we're in a different era and almost all our failed drives have terrible run plays as their central point of failure.

They want life long debt slaves.

Every single aspect of modern society is built around forcing people hopelessly into debt and paying it their entire lives.

They don't want the average Joe to own or build anything.

They want to own everything and have eternal servitude.

They may be the favorite but anybody can lose. OSU managed to lose at home last year to a terrible Michigan team they had no business losing to.

Heck, Texas took them to the wire in the playoffs when Ohio State was peaking.