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Ed Orgeron Explains Why The 4th Down Spot vs. Florida Wasn't Reviewed
by Staff Reporter
October 9, 201849 Comments
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
During Monday's press conference, head coach Ed Orgeron was asked about the third down play vs. Florida, where it looked like Clyde Edwards-Helaire gained a first down but the referee's marked it short.
Instead of reviewing the spot on the field, LSU sent in Cole Tracy on fourth down to kick 33-yard field goal, which gave the Tigers a 10-7 lead over Florida in the second quarter.
Here's what Orgeron had to say about the spot and his decision to kick the field goal.
Instead of reviewing the spot on the field, LSU sent in Cole Tracy on fourth down to kick 33-yard field goal, which gave the Tigers a 10-7 lead over Florida in the second quarter.
Here's what Orgeron had to say about the spot and his decision to kick the field goal.
quote:
Q. Second quarter on the field goal drive on third down play on the TV it looked like Clyde had gotten the first down. Could you walk us through what your process is for if you're going to consider a challenge and maybe what happened there?
ED ORGERON: Yeah, here's the process. They're going to tell me from upstairs whether we challenge it or not. No one from upstairs told me anything. We were making decisions on the sideline whether we were going to go for it or kick it. And I decided to get the points. I didn't want to be down in the red zone twice after the turnover and not get any points. So I thought it was 7-7, we'll get some points, we're going to be in good shape. Right after we kicked it, they said, hey guys, we should have challenged it, but the replay came in too late for us to make any decision on that. Now, watching it on the TV copy this morning, I wish I would have challenged it. I don't know what the outcome would have been, but I saw what everybody saw on TV. But by the time it got to me it was too late.
Q. Is the replay that the guys in the booth used, is it the TV view too?
ED ORGERON: Yeah, I can't tell you exactly what it is, but I think that it's the same thing. The TV saw it -- what I saw on the TV, it looked like he was over but you couldn't completely tell where the ball was. That's what I saw this morning.
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