re: The bigger issue and directly proves corruption.

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Replay goes through the SEC office, so that is considered the appeal process.

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But it’s an in-game, on-the-fly ruling that is treated like an instant replay on an out-of-bounds play. It’s not an appeal to deem malicious intent to justify suspension. The rule should be changed to allow an appeal for a grading system to determine a suspension. Devin White’s hit was, at worst, late hit, roughing the passer. If there was neck, head or helmet-to-helmet contact, it was incidental and wasn’t forcible. To allow a suspension to stand without a more thorough process for appeal is embarrassing, and if the SEC office wants to not look so biased, it should be changed this week to allow D White to play. Of course, they don’t care about anything but Ala “business decision” Bama, and they know there is really no recourse for other SEC teams. LSU should appeal to have the hit disciplined internally like “business decision” was allowed to do for literally throwing punches on the field in front of the refs and the world.