Ed Orgeron Said He Sent Several Plays Into SEC Office Looking For An Explanation

SEC officiating headquarters is in Birmingham, AL. It'll never change.

Should have had an intentional grounding while in the endzone on Bama... That would have give us 2 points and I think a boost of motivation on offense. That was a BS no call, but doesnt surprise me

Here's the thing, in my estimation. Coach Miles tried hard to be above all of this and wanted to win or lose with "class." That's fine. I like it, I'd like for LSU to always be able to take the high road. But after 12 years of it, he came across as soft and just took whatever was dealt. With this announcement, Coach Orgeron, knowing the outcome already, again in my view, is saying, LSU is not just going to go by quietly, offensive realities notwithstanding. LSU is going to fight for everything it can fight for, poor OL and scared Etling or not. It's another way of putting Birmingham on notice that LSU is watching and is going to comment on their business-as-usual with regard to officiating and deciding issues in accordance with what their favored schools want.

Too much money riding on Alabama making it the CFP for LSU to win this game. When it became obvious Bama was struggling, the Refs came to the rescue. Let your eyes see the proof while the SEC Bank counts the money.

There are two good points that are being made. BOTH are true. 1. Yes the offense should have done more and they have no one to blame for but themselves. 2. We are driving deep in bama territory and somehow a bama guy assaults our player, 2 others go in with him, and no one retaliated and and then offsetting, costing us at least 3 points. Then bama gets the ball and on third down we stop them but they call a bs roughing call. Those two calls changed the outcome. When a game is that close, those things matter.

what the SEC office did to Vandy against Auburn was even more glaring than what happened to us and directly cost Vandy the game

The only questions I have are the lack of intentional grounding on Alabama in the second quarter (which is completely overlooked IMO) and the lack of holding penalty on the Tide's touchdown. The personal foul fiasco was just fluky, but I think we all knew they would offset...although, how three personal fouls offsets one is beyond me.

Austin sports talk today was going on and on about the bogus late hit against LSU that kept the TD Bama drive alive

It's a pretty simple explanation for the no-calls, Coach. You were playing Alabama.

I'm sure the SEC will assemble a crack group of investigators and get to the bottom of this, with the same urgency we saw after Auburn 2006.

Not to mention number 10 cheap shot late hit on Etling

I thought it was funny how the referee on their sideline spotted the ball and then moved it an extra yard after being yelled at!

Holding everywhere. Alabama gets away with it in every game.

Bama don't explain cheatin'

Several calls need an "interpretation". That's his job as coach to submit them. That is why there is a process to do so.

go big ed

You go get em Bebe!

oh our team's no good? bama didnt score til the 4th quarter and with ref help to LSU out the endzone and bama in @bamadan62

Nothing will happen if the teams getting the shaft don't band together and force it. When the Big 12 schools had enough of Texas' shite they made something happen, aTm and the Huskers gave them the bird and walked. That conference lost a lot of luster. This Bama/Auburn thing is approaching the level of OU/Texas then all the rest. They've already diminished the SEC East and now they are working to diminish all the rest.

I am trying to decide if I enjoyed the Liberal melt or Coach O's melt better... Keep up the stereotype, Tigers!