re: Examining the calls at the end of the game ...

Also, I feel that Mond was off the ground once he established control of the ball, before throwing the pick.

And the non fumble call was 100% a catch. He caught it, took steps with full control and then he was even transferring the ball I believe once we got to him.

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Including the no call on the false start?

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You mean when the rb moved laterally? If so that's not illegal

But you're an Aggie. Hardly an impartial observer.

I don't care how you slice it, that game was given to A&M. Did LSU have moments to make them pay, yes thy did but then again, we made the plays when we needed only to be denied. Eventually an offense will take a breath when given life again and again.

At least 3 were judgement calls that in any other game would have been given to the defense which was making huge play after huge play. I've never in my life have seen where the team that was trying to make the comeback was given so many chances to come back.

I've never seen a game stopped once a clock hit zeros, especially in football and when the other team doesn't have timeouts. If they make that call on the field which they had already made then what's the point in reviewing it. The fumble called incomplete has been called a fumble every other time I've watched football. In fact the saints had a similar call not long ago and again last night that was called a fumble after replay. It wasn't so close that you just take the call on the field. If the guy hadn't been hit, he would have turned up field and scored.

Greedy call was the least of my concerns. Anyone saying anything less is simply a pussy who has now conceded to the media and the current sad state of the SEC. They're not giving LSU it's reasonable due. The call against Devin White was complete BS yet the SEC will not admit it. Same here but some of you idiots will simply fold to the narrative that LSU bitches about calls. No LSU doesn't, not when we are clearly beat but these types of games are called against LSU all too often. Bama, Auburn, State LY, A&M, it happens all the time and personally I'm sick of it.

NUMBER 4 - Bull shite! The officials let a play go to the end zone on an obvious grounded ball and THEN reviewed it. The play should have had a full review rather than MAtt Austin "counseling" our head coach about losing a time out. If there was ONE play to point to "game over" it was that one. Consistency is the name of the game in officiating. SEC officials have a hard time with that in ALL team's games.