It seemed like Sark was all over this headed into the timeout.  

It’s odd that such a nit-picky, flag-happy ref crew was not on top of this.

Just imagine what the reaction would be today if we lost 

6 minutes ago, ZmoneyJD14 said:

Just imagine what the reaction would be today if we lost 

This board would be full of this…

Good to know now, 2 days later, thanks SEC. How about the short spots routinely throughout the game? Oh and Tennessee getting generous spots all day? The 4th down they went for, are we sure he ever got the first down? The no call holding on Colin the play before their TD, I could go on and on. Corrupt crew, end of story.

Did they ever give us the 10 second run off at the end of the game? I remember it was at 41 seconds, and they said in the broadcast that there should have been 10 second less to 31 and that never happened.

Edited September 28Sep 28 by Roy Hinojosa

They left out the offsides that also occurred.

Tennessee was lined up at the thirty five and the ball hit the kicker’s foot at the 33-1/2.

So then the '24 Bama vs South Carolina kick was also illegal? Where was the statement then

 

 

I thought we left the Big 12 in part to have better officiating? 😂 

5 sacks was not enough

Why wasn't Jeff Banks going ballistic about this to the refs and to Sark?

 

 

 

Probably because he didn't know the rules. He's only the Special Teams Coach. 

SEC football is billions of dollars business---what a stupid mistake to make. Only 1 of refs knew the rules and he got rolled over.

6 minutes ago, Nathan B said:

5 sacks was not enough

The dumb unsportsmanlike penalty cost him as it should.

2 minutes ago, WG Carter said:

SEC football is billions of dollars business---what a stupid mistake to make. Only 1 of refs knew the rules and he got rolled over.

Pay the dang refs and get some professionals. SEC refs get like 3k per game lol

4 minutes ago, jkates said:

Why wasn't Jeff Banks going ballistic about this to the refs and to Sark?

 

 

 

Probably because he didn't know the rules. He's only the Special Teams Coach. 

The Bobs are starting to ask questions.

 

8 minutes ago, jkates said:

Why wasn't Jeff Banks going ballistic about this to the refs and to Sark?

 

 

 

Probably because he didn't know the rules. He's only the Special Teams Coach. 

To be fair, apparently the refs didn't know the rules either. Banks has overall not been what I'd call a net positive at Texas. 

well I'm glad they released this right before Sark's presser lol

Lmao even worse is they did this illegal kick twice. How did none of the officials huddle up after the first illegal kick and during the timeout, and figure out this was illegal? That’s very concerning 

The refs threw out the entire rulebook to make that game closer than it really was. Felt so bad for their OL they just let them get away with everything.

Didn’t the SEC suspend an entire officiating crew last year for poor performance? This might be an issue for the conference to take a serious look at. 

There were a couple of occasions I thought this was a B12 officiating crew.  Come on man...SEC you gotta be better.

I was so mad when Sark called the time out. I’m like DUUUUUDE IT WENT OUT OF BOUNDS…GAME OVER!!!

1 hour ago, HookEmLonghorns said:

It’s odd that such a nit-picky, flag-happy ref crew was not on top of this.

It was the wrong color orange that committed the penalty. Go back to that 3rd down before the td there were 3 EGREGIOUS holds that allowed Brandon to escape and get the first down. I’m on the grassy knoll that the SEC officials are punishing Texas for the bottle throwing tantrum against UGA. I’ll submit the penalty numbers since that game for Texas and against teams when playing Texas as well as the average number of flags per crew per game as evidence. 

2 hours ago, charlie990 said:

Pay the dang refs and get some professionals. SEC refs get like 3k per game lol

The refs were SEC.