Black Bears And Other Assorted Wildlife

[Godfather]

Don't forget the blatant bad spots I seen at least twice.

DUDE thank you, glad someone other than with O&B glasses saw that.  Holy cow it was 3 times I saw that they spotted the ball at least a yard further than when the player went down...I mean not even questionable.  There was one that was like 2 yards.

[The Six]

DUDE thank you, glad someone other than with O&B glasses saw that.  Holy cow it was 3 times I saw that they spotted the ball at least a yard further than when the player went down...I mean not even questionable.  There was one that was like 2 yards.

Ole Miss was wearing red and the refs probably thought it was the Alabama game where that happens all the time. Also, no holding calls fit into this "red" theory.

That's what we are going to call it - the Red Theory.

[GH2001]

Funny thing is, the commentators made not one mention of it that I recall. Like mentioned, I know there were at least two 1st downs given to Ole Miss on bad spots.

Musberger was too busy worrying about next weeks Tenn Tech vs Tenn game and talking about our astounding Freshman Ed Stove and how well he's adapted to playing on D.

[Buzz Killington]

Kelly made throws in that game that no defense could stop.  He also had the interception to Holsey (who played out of his mind) that cost them a chance.

Holsey was the only one in the secondary that appeared to have read the game plan this week.  He made several other plays along the way even though it appeared they were going after him a lot.

[bottomfeeder]

Watching the replay.  At the 10:50 mark of the third, the gay guy and Musberger are gushing over how awesome weekend at Ole Miss was and how it's the second largest crowd (50 something thousand?) to see a game in Tupelo (or whereever this game was played).  Just as they're ooohing and aahhing over the crowd, the camera pans back and shows vast swaths of empty seats in the end zone.  Less than 2/3 full. 

I found that funny.

Sounds like CNN at a Killary rally.

[WiregrassTiger]

I spotted what I believed to be 3 or 4 holds on our D Line that were not called. I believe 2 of those were against Lawson. One looked like a take down!

And, I did notice one horrible spot.

We were lucky to get out of there with a win. No doubt.

Kelly is a good QB but he was on fire and playing above his typical level. A lot of those passes were impossible to defend.

[jmar]

Kelly made throws in that game that no defense could stop.  He also had the interception to Holsey (who played out of his mind) that cost them a chance.

Agree. Not sure who the receiver was that Holsey was covering. But I'm guessing Kelly was forced to throw somewhat earlier than he wanted before the receiver made his break and it turned out to be a bang/bang play.

[Token]

DUDE thank you, glad someone other than with O&B glasses saw that.  Holy cow it was 3 times I saw that they spotted the ball at least a yard further than when the player went down...I mean not even questionable.  There was one that was like 2 yards.

The worst one I seen was on a play where there was also a hold on the end. Receiver made diving catch that I didn't even think he made and they spotted him 1 1/2 yards for the 1st down. Early in the game.

I understand that linemen hold and they can't call it all game long, but when the defensive end is being held it's noticeable to everyone, it absolutely affects the play and it should be called everytime. 

[The Prowler]

I say #11.

You heard it here first, folks.

I was closer...#9