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It’s funny that the ACC isn’t considered good enough to be represented in the CFP by their undefeated champion, but those top notch officials made the CFP Championship Game! The crew at the Tech game was horrendous.
All things considered, it leaves a bad taste in one's mouth.
Go, Dawgs!
The powers that be wants so bad for the big 10 to be relevant. The best team in the country was not in the playoffs, Period!
I know gambling has existed under the table for a LONG time, but it just seems to me that officiating in college and pro has taken a nosedive since gambling has become mainstream. I know refs can’t gamble but what’s to stop their buddy from making the bets and then paying them later? I might be paranoid but it’s just been odd. Especially the Offensive Offsides in the NFL that took a huge uptick after the chiefs bills game. I still can’t believe they didn’t review Bamas 4th down pass. You have to stop that and take a look just as you would a touchdown.
Something is up with the officiating! Do we want the game to be decided by the coaches and the players, or do we want the games to be decided by the officials?
Very questionable calls went a long way to deciding the SECCG and now the NCG. Anybody else see a pattern?
You would think Michigan O-lineman wearing white gloves would be a red flag for the officials, and they would look more closely for holding.
That didn't happen. Oh, how convenient...
Harbaugh gets the "white glove" treatment. Let's just hope he moves on to the NFL for the sake of the CFB.
Dawgnation & fans, lets take the high road (as Ga does often) and NOT be like OSU last year and Big Blue the year B/F. In prior looses, those teams did nuthin' but whine LOL. Cryin Day is prob still pissed about last year :-)
"Michigan nation's best," did you type that with a straight face? Best at cheating and getting away with it.
Spot on Mike! Those two plays were the game. I still don’t understand how the ref didn’t see that obvious hold. Darn near ripped the defender’s jersey off. Can it really be incompetence? One wonders.
on the other hand, having the O line wear those white gloves was a pretty smart tactic. Plus, it clearly is consistent with the way Harbaugh operates. He’s certainly on the shady side. But my Michigan friends really like the man. Hope he moves on to the NFL where he belongs.