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Best sig pic ever!

That's great.

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It really makes our fanbase look pathetic trying to blame the officials, especially 2 weeks before the game.

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The worst part is it started a couple of weeks ago.

First, Ritter is injured and probably won't get the game. That's good. Where we have to be on guard is in the replay booth, where Bama has had 'friends' and/or fans in the past. That's not heresay. We know it happened once against us. I'm expecting it to happen again, which means we can leave any doubt about the score.

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if I knew it was going to be a fairly called game, I'd pick LSU by 10+

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This has been my prediction since week 5.

Who knows, AU 2010 in the Plains was officiated fairly, so we will see. The entire CFB nation will be tuned in. IF the SEC pulls its usual shite to support its favorite child, that will overshadow any outcome from the game, especially if it is close.

I don't think you are paranoid to have this concern, though. After all, it's not like a presedence has been set. LOL

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No one disputes the fact that it was a bad call. It was almost as bad as the screwjob the refs gave us in 2004 at Tiger Stadium.

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And Bama also got a "letter of apology" from the SEC office for that call as well. Congrats, that one bad call to dozens for you. What does the SEC say to LSU after blatant screw jobs? Yeah, "the right call was made". LULZ

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Just curious, when Arkansas beats you, you obviously can't blame it on Bama favoritism. So what's the typical excuse for that game?

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Unlike Auburn and Bama, Arkansas, in the past decade, has not needed blatant cheating to beat us. No excuses here. If I recall correctly, in 2007, 2008 and 2010, LSU fans were pissed at Bo Pelini, Malveto, and Karnell Hatcher, respectively.

I still chuckle about the 2009 game. You guys had to cheat to beat our second string offense to win that game. That still cracks me up to this day.

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au gained 20 yards just by the sec spots that they were given last week.

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I don't think anyone has been talking about this since we blew them out but I noticed the same thing during the game. They would spot the ball for Auburn at the point where the player slid or bounced instead of where he initially hit the ground.

fyi-the guy who missed the call on the field is now the #1 guy in charge of video for the SEC! i believe we will be fighting the tide and the refs!

You have to admit that there are a couple of calls that were completely missed/not called.

Case in point:

2009 vs. Alabama-Peterson's INT/Spear on JJ

2006 vs. Auburn-There are 2 obvious ones:

1. Auburn CB trying to give Brandon Lafell a jockstrap wedgie in the endzone--No Pass Interference Call.

2. 4th & 2 pass to Jacob Hester...They guy takes 3 FULL STEPS and fumbles out of bounds. Call on the field after review--Incomplete pass.

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That call was every bit as blatant and obvious as Peterson's interception 2 years ago and your radio crew even admitted in the post game that Alabama got screwed by the refs

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That call was also before there was review of plays and calls.
You got an apology letter from the SEC, unlike LSU for the blatant calls. LSU was told the Petersen call was the correct call.

STFU, Gump!

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No, I'm not worried about the officiating. But, it will not stop plenty of conspirators from thinking Bama is gonna get every call go their way. It really makes our fanbase look pathetic trying to blame the officials, especially 2 weeks before the game. Yes the SEC office is in Bham, but no every SEC official did not go to Alabama

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I agree. No doubt the officials blew the Peterson interception call, but that doesn't establish an overall bias or conspiracy. Overall, bad calls tend to go both ways. Let's just hope bad calls on either side don't affect this game.