re: 10 Worst Calls in College Football

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I read that. That can't be true. If it was, the head of SEC officiating needs to be dismissed and Slive has some explaining to do.

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Of course it's true. Of course the head of SEC officiating needs to be dismissed. Of course Slive has explaining to do. But, in typical SEC form, nobody gets dismissed, nobody explains anything, nobody even admits that any mistakes were made, and the cheating continues.

Corrupt officiating is one of the larger threats to the future of the SEC. Once the public begins to realize that practically no result in an SEC football game can be relied on because of blatant cheating by refs, it will severely undermine the credibility of the league and all its teams, even the ones that aren't cheating.

Of course, corruption and cheating at the schools themselves is also a huge threat to the SEC's future well-being. And care to guess which school leads the conference in that area, too?

Cheating and corruption are the oldest and most revered tradtions at Auburn.