Apparently, it was, by rule, an illegal kick.

Thankfully, Texas won the game and the SEC avoided a mess.

 

5 minutes ago, Jeff Howe said:

Apparently, it was, by rule, an illegal kick.

Thankfully, Texas won the game and the SEC avoided a mess.

 

Had Tennessee won the game the NCAA would release multiple statements. The last statement would have included “ yes they broke the rules, yes Texas should be the winner, but Tennessee won.”

This is just 1 missed call in a series of MANY missed calls. They should still have to answer for the mistakes made by refs that seemed corrupt during the game.

Edited September 26Sep 26 by DK25

So true! .My only gripe is probably not have Wingo out there. I like him , he had a good game. Just feel there are better hands in that situation. But that illegal kick was wicked for sure. 

Thankfully it didn’t end up mattering. Before the kick I was worried seeing Wingo on the hands team….he has the worst hands on the team lol 

Weird that our #2 receiver should not be on the Hands team 

The refs have been ATROCIOUS this year. How do you not know that rule if it’s literally your job?

Until gambling is banned again, this will be a common occurrence. Line was 3.5. Sankey and The SEC are corrupt clown cars. Texas should use its wide array of legal avenues to force the SEC hand.

I know this isn’t the thread for it but man our edges and DT have been held so much and no calls coming our way is wild to me 

Hopefully they’re saving those calls for the Florida, Ole Miss and LSU games. 

11 minutes ago, Willj56 said:

Until gambling is banned again, this will be a common occurrence. Line was 3.5. Sankey and The SEC are corrupt clown cars. Texas should use its wide array of legal avenues to force the SEC hand.

It was 5.5 but ok

5 minutes ago, Guts said:

It was 5.5 but ok

Good lord. It’s not important nor does it refute my point. 

1 hour ago, DK25 said:

This is just 1 missed call in a series of MANY missed calls. They should still have to answer for the mistakes made by refs that seemed corrupt during the game.

Yes! The 5 holds on Brandon’s run before the touchdown come to mind!! We didn’t do ourselves a ton of favors with the penalties to be sure be 11 for 115 and last week’s too from an SEC crew. Seems like the SEC officials still a little bitter about the bottle throwing in 24…

21 minutes ago, Willj56 said:

Good lord. It’s not important nor does it refute my point. 

Well this play wouldn’t have affected the line. So your point refuted itself. Unless they were banking on a TD in overtime. 

22 minutes ago, Willj56 said:

Good lord. It’s not important nor does it refute my point. 

Of course it refutes your argument as It in no way effected Vegas

Was weird that they did it twice!

 

There are so many holds, esp their RT. Colin probably should have had 8 or 9 sacks. 
 

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Edited September 27Sep 27 by Paul Jespersen

Just saw this in Twitter. How the fk are SEC refs so dumb? 

2 hours ago, Jeff Howe said:

Apparently, it was, by rule, an illegal kick.

Thankfully, Texas won the game and the SEC avoided a mess.

 

SEC refs suck. Got to the point where I struggle to watch a game in SEC . OU ran illegal play against Auburn last year and got in playoffs  They don't even know the rules. Hate the crooked AH>

 

3 minutes ago, HookemFromOkc said:

Just saw this in Twitter. How the fk are SEC refs so dumb? 

F'n crooks, Especially the Gomer Pyle crew . As bad as the Oriental guy from Nebraska in Big 12.

 

2 hours ago, TTown said:

So true! .My only gripe is probably not have Wingo out there. I like him , he had a good game. Just feel there are better hands in that situation. But that illegal kick was wicked for sure. 

100%.  My memory may be a little hazy, but it has last year or year before i believe on an onsidee kick with Wingo flubbing it.  Take him out and put Lockett in for that.

Officiating is extra awful across all of college football this year.  Some of the calls in the Oregon - USC game changed the outcome.

Why does the SEC want to emphasize illegal formations on punts, but not call holding until the last minute of the game? Makes no sense.

Edited September 27Sep 27 by horns96

Got distracted and lost the point of the  thread, I had no idea you could free kick a kickoff. After the timeout, they brought in the so-called rules analyst who said he couldn't move before the kick and then the kicker proceeded to move back and forth before the kick.