Anybody notice how good the refs were?

Except for the taunting/celebration calls, I agree.

I thought they were pretty good too. They actually let the players play.

They could see way to well to be SEC refs.

They let both teams play. I didn't like the excessive celebration calls, but they had to call them.

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Except for the taunting/celebration calls, I agree.

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The taunting call was the correct call.
Celebration call was the correct call on a very bad rule.

This is how good they were...outside of the celebration calls i didnt even notice them....nor do i remember screaming at multiple uncalled holds on a TD run...before bama the sec refs protected and helped Auburn...the reffing should be handled on a national level period

The spot when they gave Jackson a first down and the booth had to reverse it was horrible. Can't believe the announcers didn't notice it.

Was impressed too. Wasn't happy about Guice's penalty for giving stands high-five, but the rule is clear cut so can't blame them.

I do wonder if we had something close to targeting how they would've called it. The PAC-12 crews have a sort of reputation of leaning towards calling some phantoms there. But, I guess thankfully, we didn't. Late hit on DE was indeed late, but not close to targeting.

When your agenda is not to benefit a team in red, amazing what happens. The over turned spot review was a breath of fresh air.

I even laughed when I saw a flag, refs gathered, then stated "no flag for personal foul but the shove was unnecessary" or something like that.

I didn't see on TV the shove.

Who was officiating the Arkansas game? Now that was bad!