re: Why weren't there 2 seconds added at Ole Miss?

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Because we ran up and spiked the ball with one second left. A play takes at least 1 second to run. They on the other hand just threw it out of bounds with 1 second left. I don't see how you could be confused about this

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TT hit the ground with 3 seconds left. That's what I'm talking about.

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Because we ran up and spiked the ball with one second left. A play takes at least 1 second to run. They on the other hand just threw it out of bounds with 1 second left. I don't see how you could be confused about this

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Wrong. The answer is every play in college football is supposed to be reveiwed, including all clock mangagement. LSU was not awarded the extra second or two they deserved for the same reason Patrick Peterson's interception did not count at 'Bama. Total incompetance by the SEC officials on the field and in the replay booth. The only reason their was not a huge outcry about not adding time at Ole Mrs was the even worse clock management by the LSU coaches and players overshadowed the non-review of the time. The replay official begins his review immediately at the end of each play and the 20 some odd seconds they had between plays at Oxford was plenty of time to see that there were 2 if not 3 seconds on the clock when TT was down.