Where I hang my hat and park my car re: Sat night

The LSU staff did not put the players in the best position to win the game. They did, however, do enough to win the game under normal circumstances.

But, as always, played not to lose, especially the 4th OT. We didn't deserve to win after our playcalling in the last drive of regulation, and after the playcalls 1st and G from the 7. Only when down by 8 and forced to throw, do we attempt passes and plays that would have won the game with a staff willing to play to win.

All that being said, I laugh at people on here that stick their heads in the sand, apologize and legitimize the chronic manipulation of the outcome of games by the SEC offices.

In regards to the downed knee, who called for a review? Was the play blown dead? No. Somebody had to arbitrarily review that. It wasn't called down on the field, was it? Can you honestly say it's not close enough to go with what is called on the field? That's what you hear when they want a different outcome. I guarantee you anything that prolonged the game to add drama and a viewing audience would influence the outcome. That play is NEVER reviewed if it's a completed pass. Not a doubt in my mind. The paid announcers were even wondering out loud if Devin White was called for targeting. I mean, anything to continue the game, right?


Now, the 4th and 18 and the wrong line to gain. Here is the biggest tell. This is something reviewed using the same broadcast that the viewers at home get. The same arbitrary review for the downed knee, right? Do you think Birmingham knew that line was wrong? I mean, really? LOL There was no review coming for that play. NEVER. Pointing out after the fact it was an incorrect line is revisionist history in so far as a review is concerned.


I'd also add that anyone who hasn't seen the review for targeting against the AL player in AU game on Stidham that resulted in no ejection vs Devin White's to take a look at those plays, and ask yourself honestly why these calls continue to favor one side.


Personally, I'm at a point where my interest has been suffering across the board. Gave up season tickets, Green Bay was last game I traveled to, and watching those poor saps shown in the stands after the game with hands in the air shaking their heads looked all too familiar. I am thankful that my investment has been reduced to time watching the TV.


The SEC is a charade that fleeces everyone, and LSU is complicit. It's a business and all about whatever is most profitable.