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Howard Richards retweeted
Doesn’t help this dude was the head ref. Same one that took 3 TDs off the board TN vs SC.
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"Some of the worst 'officials' in America are those in the announce booth."
"I am highly disappointed in the announcers."
Greg Sankey vehemently defends the SEC's officiating and details planned improvements:
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Howard Richards retweeted
"Some of the worst 'officials' in America are those in the announce booth."
"I am highly disappointed in the announcers."
Greg Sankey vehemently defends the SEC's officiating and details planned improvements:
Howard Richards retweeted
The CFP and ESPN have agreed on a five-year, nearly $1.7 billion deal that will expand the field to 24 teams in 2027 with ESPN as its continued broadcast partner, sources told ESPN, a seismic move that also eliminates the lucrative Power 4 conference championship games.
Howard Richards retweeted
This is clearly and obviously an incomplete pass. He loses control after the hand moves forward.
Howard Richards retweeted
The NFL refs after calling this complete on the field, *upheld* the call for Barner
The SEC refs after calling it complete on the field, *reversed* the call for Cayden Lee
Which one looks more like a catch than the other?
Never should have been reversed. Hands under ball whole time, even a slight touch to the ground was under control.
Wonder how many offers he received after this amazing play? linkedin.com/posts/coreylove…
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Howard Richards retweeted
The official’s signal as we see here makes this an even more interesting play.
College football has a silly rule that an inadvertent signal causes the ball to become dead.
If the ball is then recovered in the immediate continuing action, Replay can award the recovering team the ball at the spot of recovery.
If it is not, because it was ruled a fumble, the offense can either take the ball at the spot of the fumble or repeat the down at the previous spot.
It’s highly subjective but I don’t see this as a clear recovery as players must react immediately and they must be in the vicinity of the loose ball.
Howard Richards retweeted
ESPN’s Jesse Palmer: Missouri fans should be ‘livid’ over officiating in Texas loss awfulannouncing.com/college-…
Howard Richards retweeted
Doesn't seem as though Eli Drinkwitz was happy with the officiating 😳 I don't blame him!
But when I look at this game, Mizzou had chances too.
❌ Red-zone opportunities left on the field
❌ Special teams mistakes
✅ Texas made the winning plays late
What's your biggest takeaway from the Tigers' loss? 👇 #mizzou #texas #SEC #CollegeFootball
Howard Richards retweeted
Texas beat Mizzou, but that wasn't the story
#collegefootball #CFB
I’ve seen and played a LOT of football over the years, but nothing like what I witnessed today at Faurot Field. Below is a post from a Texas Longhorns fan that sums up today’s game in Columbia, MO:
Howard Richards retweeted
Statement from the SEC on the #Mizzou-Texas replay review that upheld the call of a 3rd-quarter fumble:
"The ruling on the field was a fumble. In replay review it was determined there was not clear and obvious video evidence that he had firm control of the ball when the hand intentionally started forward in order to overturn the call."
Howard Richards retweeted
“This young man is not getting the credit he deserves for his accuracy, arm strength and ball placement.”
Austin Simmons put on a show vs. Arkansas 🎯🔥
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