No but the SEC referees ignored Bama players flagrantly holding, ripping our players helmets off, defensive holding, throwing our players to the ground away from the ball, and a score of other things. I’m not saying we could have beaten Alabama because we couldn’t with the turnovers but they weren’t going to leave it to chance.Did the SEC give them better players than us?![]()
Man pass that joint around, got to be some good **** .And that’s fine. We shall overcome.
I’ve never been one to use the obvious bias of the referees as an excuse, it’s just part of the game but I was there in person as I’ve been many years in the past. I’ve never seen more flagrant punches thrown, helmets ripped off, and pushing and shoving after the whistle by Alabama players than I saw today. The thing is most of it was away from the ball and probably not visible on TV. The refs just swallowed their whistle and watched. I always begrudgingly respected what Saban did but his teams weren’t dirty. What I saw today puts Bama in the same category as Tennessee for me.Bama had more penalties than MSU. MSU had holding penalties that weren't called also. This has been an excuse that Dawgs fans have been using for eternity. Sometimes the best team wins.
The SEC had nothing to do with it. We got beat by a better team, and we did everything we could to help them do it.And that’s fine. We shall overcome.
they beat us on national tv by nearly 5 touchdowns....not sure anything short of the good lord above could have prevented that beat down.....we were outcoached, outplayed, and they have better players at every position.....but that danm holding call got us real good!!!
Is Talty's kid the Bama kicker?Leave it to Talty to tweet something like this. And leave it to you to post it here.
And leave it to someone like you to get your feelings hurt by facts.Leave it to Talty to tweet something like this. And leave it to you to post it here.
You are brain dead. Maybe you shouldn’t have let yourself believe we were some playoff contender.And that’s fine. We shall overcome.
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