re: What if Bryd's pass in 2007 in the Auburn game was incomplete.

If your daddy would have pulled out, would you still be around to post such a stupid question?

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DEAR GOD WHAT A BUNCH OF HACKS. JESUS. What a joke. The respect is at Tigerbait not here. Classy

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Look, you're a bad poster. It's really that simple. I know you don't know it, but just look at this thread alone. Reflect...change....move on. Or, just GTFO!

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Would Miles be here today?

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People would certainly understand that the Ole Miss game wasn't the first time he screwed up clock management but, rather, the first time that it hurt us.

The clock would LIKELY have expired prior to the refs blowing it dead and so there wouldn't have been a FG. Plus, that WEAKASS argument relies on SEC refs to get about .6 seconds right when they cannot see, even on slomo replay, that PP's foot was, at least, 7 inches in the field of play.

You realize in the time that was left on the clock most position players could have ran 40 yards?

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No one in here has gotten my point at all. At all and its sad.

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I love when idiot posters make threads like this and then try to play it off after getting schooled.

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We would have kicked the FG. Thread

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Thats such B.S.. I was at that game and lets just say he fumbles the ball around for a second before dropping it incomplete. That one second was not something we could have counted on to kick the F.G. PERIOD.

Horrible call and we were damn lucky to win.

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That one second

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What one second?

There were four seconds left when he hit the ground. He could have bobbled the ball 2 or 3 times and there would have still been time left on the clock.

The better argument against that call was "what if the ball got intercepted. Would Miles still be here today?"

We had 4 seconds left after the catch. We would have kicked a field goal.