re: As The Tide Rolls...The Bama Bias Saga

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You are fixated in the past sir, LSU has lost 7 in a row. Get over it and move forward, pointing out bad calls does nothing for LSU. LSU had a chance to win a few of them games despite your bama bias theory.

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It’s in the past but it keeps happening. What do they call that?

There were plenty of egregious no calls in the LSU/Bama game last year, sorry no gifs:

Gage had his head shoved into the ground well after the play was over.

Guice was thrown/shoved with full arm extension to the ground in the backfield after the whistle blew a dozen times RIGHT in front of the official.

Bama player took off running down field, ripped his helmet off during long celebration.

Arden Key was held all game, including a play where he was LITERALLY TACKLED from behind on a huge gain for Bama.

The officials let Bama do WHATEVER they wanted last year and didn't even care how obvious it was.

ETA: Bama had ONE penalty called on them all game and it was late. Gary Danielson on the lone Bama penalty: "LSU caught a great break". He sucked Bama off ALL GAME and insulted Guice ("the great ones make that cut") and Chark ("the special ones adjust"). He is terrible.

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speckhead

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Why don’t you go frick yourself, sir?

Ive heard people complain about the Terrance Cody situation and they are just wrong on that one. Even if they had thrown a flag it would have been an unsportsmanlike foul which is penalized as a dead ball foul, after the play. The play would stand and the game would still have been over

In the state of Alabama, they have nothing other than football. I mean, look at Louisiana, we have New Orleans, best food in the country, festivals, the sportsman's paradise. When it's not football season we have things to give our attention to. They just don't have as much to be interested in. Alabama football is literally worshiped, it's a religion there. Those people have sold their soul for it. This biased shite has been going on for as long as I can remember. The only thing you can do is beat their asses on the field. How Les Miles ALLOWED, and I mean ALLOWED, them to beat LSU, what 6 games in a row, is his fault. Les hiring Studrawa as OC was a blatant act of egotistical idealism and flat out arrogance to think he and Studrawa could devise an offense that could compete with Saban. Hiring Cameron was less blatant, but still motivated by his own ego. (and maybe a little nepotism as well) Because Les wanted to control and dictate what the offense did. He made some of the worse assistant hires in college football. Chavis was a safe hire. But Chavis was never as good as people made him out to be. LSU beat his defense in 2001 with a less experienced and less talented roster. And Chavis was out of his league by the time Les hired him. The game had passed him by. I said earlier this season, except for Aranda, I didn't think LSU had the coaches to compete with Sabama or Ga. or Clemson, I must retract and apologize because Steve Ensminger has impressed me. He has done better with the offense than I thought he would. This coming game with Sabama will tell us even more what kind of coaches and players we have. LSU doesn't have as much over all talent on it's roster as Sabama, but does have a lot of talent on it's depth chart. The only way to get the bad taste out our mouths and make these bastards pay for all the biased BS is to beat them on the field. 1979 LSU had a good group of freshmen who'd grown up watching LSU get beat by Bear Bryant every damn season. LSU lost that 1979 game to the eventual NC Alabama, but those boys fought hard. There was sporadic rain 9I recall rain, but I may be wrong, it was a long time ago and I was very young, lol) that night in Tiger stadium, and LSU showed they could play with anybody in the country if they played hard. By the time that freshman class was seniors, 1982, with a couple very talented freshman RB's and some talented freshman on the DL for depth, LSU beat the Bear in his last season as coach. After that LSU began beating Alabama. Not every season, but LSU wasn't getting dominated every year. That's how you get back at these SOB's, beat them on the field. IDK if LSU will beat Sabama this season, I think they are capable of doing it, but until that happens we will all feel the injustice and biased actions to the core of our being.

You can clearly see that #3 for LSU is blocking the view of the referee. He's directly between the referee and PP during a split second play. That's why he was unable to make the call.

The other ref is about 15-20 yards behind them, and he couldn't tell when he got possession. The default call in that scenario is "incomplete".

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Another tough one for the ref in the background. He's screened from the initial grab, the ball-carrier turns his head along with his upper body, so it's hard to tell from behind that he has the facemask. By time they turn around enough that the ref can see it, the defender has released the facemask and has a hold of the front of the jersey. Missed call, but very tough to see.

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Such bullshite.. his head was almost turned 90 degrees.

frick Bama.