SEC officiating

You know it's bad when even Scott Long on the Dandy Don website is addressing it. See today's post:

"And yes, there were some infuriating officiating issues that deserve mentioning. As the son of a former official, I’m reluctant to go down the road of blaming the refs. But LSU had a few legitimate gripes in this one. There were missed blocks in the back on that punt-return touchdown, and on Kentucky’s final play of the first half, quarterback Kenny Minchey looked to have his forward progress stopped on fourth-and-goal before the pile eventually pushed him across. The whistle never came, the touchdown stood, and Kentucky took a four-point lead into the locker room. There was also a questionable holding call against LSU early in the second half, a blatant-looking missed false start in overtime, and a few others that made me want to pull my hair out, but I digress…"

Other than having to play completely flawless football, how the hell do we overcome the anti-LSU bias, which no question in my mind is worse this season because of Sankey.

Do we look to leave the SEC? If so, what other conference would be the best fit? Is this even a realistic discussion? Ugh.