I saw a lot of holging calls on Bamas offense....

None

Yes it was obvious late in the fourth quarter on their final drive. The right tackle basically hugged the end and nothing was called

To be perfectly honest, both OL's held all night. This crew didn't call holding or much else for that matter.

1 penalty accepted for 15 yards. They had a few more perhaps but those were declined. I remember at least one on a 3rd down play that we declined to force them to punt on 4th. Not sure outside of that.

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I saw a lot of holging calls

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you do know a holding "call" is when the penalty is actually flagged don't you?

Maybe so. I wasnt watching lsu's line with the same level of scrutiny. Didnt see anything as blatant as the collar they put on Minter on that first big screen play. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Still, LSU got fekked on the personal foul no-call. I don't care how much of a tulane fan you are, that one was obvious.

The call I was upset with by the refs was when they gave Copeland a personal foul flag for a hit after the play and a Bama player did the same thing a little later in the game against Mingo.

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I don't care how much of a tulane fan you are, that one was obvious.

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Like I said in my post, they didn't call much of anything on either team. The 3 Bama guys sitting behind me were complaining about their defense being held all night; some of the time they were right some of the time it was the "red" glasses.

Bama holds on nearly every play...but they do it in a way that toes the line. It seems that they are very "handsy" but very rarely get their arms extended (which is when 90% of holding calls are made)

Even our speed rushers (safeties and corners) had zero success against 325 lb lineman...this is hard to believe.

Just my opinion.