It is really close as to whether Warren Morris' walk-off should have even happened

I watched the game and rewound many times and then watched the SEC Featured's "The Walk-off" and I don't see how Brad Wilson was called safe.

When I saw it I was thinking "Damn, I'm an LSU fan but that dude was OUT!!! Cora had the ball before Wilson ever got to the base. Ref must have been an LSU fan











And this one with NO HANDS on the bag

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Then again, Morris almost never came up to bat in the ninth on June 8. Miami late replacement left fielder Eddie Rivero made a great throw to second to try to get Wilson, who was trying to stretch his lead-off single into a double.

“The throw beat him there, but Wilson did a backdoor slide and threw his hand in the air and got it on the base,” Bertman said. “I still thought the ump would call him out because the throw beat him, but he called him safe.”

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“It’s just crazy how it unfolded,” Bertman said.

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The story of Morris’ monumental walk-off home run — the only one in the history of college and Major League Baseball to win a World Series in a winner-take-all- game with two outs in the bottom of the ninth

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“I joke with my wife that if I was called out there, we wouldn’t be living in Baton Rouge today; we’d be living in Pittsburgh,” Wilson said, laughing.

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