BAMA vs. Adams

Wasn't the Florida flop hands to the face though

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How many times did Adams draw flags for us with his "King James" flops in key drives?

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What part of this issue is so damn hard for some of you to grasp?

The issue is not with Vadal Alexander or the guy who pulled his leg and then flopped when rightfully shoved. It's not even with the official who threw the flag, because giving him the benefit of the doubt he may very well have only seen Alexander's shove because from his angle he could not have seen him being pulled.

Nope...the issue is that once the flag was thrown and the officials came together for about 45 seconds as Jennings stood near them pleading the case, at no point did any other official on the field step up and suggest that considering they had allowed 5-7 seconds of pushing and shoving by both teams PRIOR to Vadal's shove that MAYBE they either wave that or call it offsetting. The fact that none of them seemed to see any of the stuff that preceded the Alexander shove (or did but did not bother to speak up) is what's troubling.

Had the only shove that took place been Vadal's and this guy would have both baited him and then flopped, we'd have an analogous situation to Jamal Adams this year. That's just not remotely what happened.

In fact...I'm sick of trying to explain this. Does anyone have a full clip of that entire play? Not just the gif of Vadal's shove, but from start to finish so we can see exactly what happened prior to that?

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How many times did Adams draw flags for us with his "King James" flops in key drives?

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Once?

You're missing the point I believe. No one's denying that the 'Bama player was legitimately touched illegally after the play. However, he initiated the touching and in that situation you either ignore it, like Ritter was doing, or you call both parties to get their attention.
Adams was actually touched illegally without making first contact, flopping notwithstanding.