The SEC officially thinks the call was bad

I hope the ref is disciplined by the league.

\"Rogers Redding, the SEC's coordinator of officials, said a video review of the play from a different angle than the official had showed Green didn't do anything improper after making a brilliant catch on a 16-yard touchdown pass, which gave Georgia a 13-12 lead with 1:09 remaining.

\"The video doesn't support what the official called,\" Redding said. \"He was celebrating with his teammates, which is fine. The officials were trying to herd them up and get them to the sideline, and what the official reacted to was the player coming out from that group of teammates and making what appeared to be a gesture to the crowd.\"

From a different angle, Redding said, it appeared the player merely stumbled while trying to separate himself from the group, which back judge Michael Watson interpreted as Green gesturing to the Sanford Stadium crowd -- a no-no under college football's strict unsportsmanlike conduct rule.
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sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4534433

A little late now....jackasses

Just how bad was the officiating? Go to this link:

blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/10/06/this-is-ridiculous/

stevedawg wrote:

hmmm... Now if they would just go back and replay the end of the game everything would be fixed.

Yeah, the problem I have is that richt still wouldnt have kicked it out of the end zone and instead would have still given holliday a chance to run it back.

DawgFanInTn wrote:

Just how bad was the officiating? Go to this link:

blutarsky.wordpress.com/2009/10/06/this-is-ridiculous/

Jesus. Those pictures make me want to puke.

Seriously. I feel sick. And I just had dinner. Damn...