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And this is EXACTLY why I've been saying for nearly two years now, that UGA fans need to quit complaining about the bad/missed calls in 2018 NC game against Alabama. Refs miss calls. Always have. Always will. You just play on. Most of the time, the players do that. It's the fans who can't get over it. And now, some coaches (Muschamp and Mullen) have started down that road. And as you see, it just makes you look whiny and petty. You got BEAT, Mullen. Deal with it! If your team makes any of the other plays during the game, maybe the outcome is different. But they didn't, and it wasn't. If we make a play on 2nd and 26 in Atlanta, we're National Champions and no one is talking about Tyler Simmons being onsides or any other calls the referees made or didn't make. But we didn't make that play and we were not the National Champions. So like us, move on Mullen! Go Dawgs!
1 bad call didn't win or lose this game..rather what flawida failed to do the rest of the game lost it for them..quit whining like a spoiled kid..typical of a losing gatur coach or fan 😭😭😭
Vince Dooley was once asked why he didn't play the rest of a game under protest after a glaringly obvious bad call. His reply was "You don't win football games on Monday".;
I'm enjoying watching a "great" coach self implode..
Regardless of the praise directed at him as being a great coach. he always struck me as a dork and buffoon -- and he looks like he might smell bad.
The replay officials scrutinized that reception for quite a long time and did not see any evidence the call should have been overturned. If Dan "Chuckles the Clown" Mullen's team had made more third down conversions ( 2 of 9) or stopped the Dogs on third down (12 of 18) then perhaps he wouldn't be such a whiny sore loser today.
What wasn't reviewable were the TONS of holding calls the on field officials missed but should have been called against the gators.
There were some bad calls but it wasn't because of bias, it's because of sheer ineptitude. I can't believe the NCAA doesn't address the issue, the officiating is really bad across the country and it's getting to the point of having a negative effect on the games. Either they need to enhance the training significantly or simplify the rules
Great quote
I have a problem with the Cager catch too. I want to know why the official didn't call the Florida DB for holding on Cager.
If the Florida DB doesn't hold, Cager likely makes the catch cleanly.
It's just like Mullen to try and deflect and distract. The Florida Receivers were pushing off on the Georgia DB's. That's what happened at the goal line score, but they called PI on the Ga DB.
The Swift TD on the Toss Sweep that was taken off the board for holding was as nit-pick call. Yes, he barely held just briefly, happens on many of those type plays, and usually doesn't get called. If that play stands, the game is essentially over, and Georgia wins by 14, or more.
The Florida O-lineman held the Ga D-lineman on a bunch of plays. They did finally call a Florida lineman for holding, but they made it off setting. So, the officials basically let the Florida O-line hold on essentially every pass play.
Mullen is just trying to change the narrative. Who can blame him. He got out schemed, and out coached.
Mullen needs to quit crying, and take it like a man...
They had the rest of the 1st half and the ENTIRE second half to erase a ONE SCORE deficit and they couldn't get it done. It did not "decide" the game by any means. They were dominated on both sides of the ball. What about the bogus "holding" call that negated Swift's TD? There are gonna be calls that don't go you way-deal with it. Did we get a huge break? Of course we did. But you also have to capitalize on the break, which we did. If the Gators had gotten that call they would have loved it, and don't think for a SECOND they wouldn't take it and run. UGA has been screwed by the zebras ALL SEASON. We finally got a break in a big game. Good for us.
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So Cousin eddie only is concerned about the officials motives when it benefits his team?
Hey Dan Malarkey, remember this...
GO DAWGS!
BEAT MISSOURI!
Cry me a river....
Initially I thought it was a bad call. But watching that gif about a dozen times, I have kind of changed my mind. I can now see them calling that a catch.
I understand Mullen not liking the call. What gets me is his use of the word "motive." It's one thing to complain that a call was blown. Quite another to suggest a conspiracy.