Dan Mullen, who is catching heat from the Florida fans and media over the UGA loss, turned his attention to the SEC’s referees on Monday. Mullen wants to know what the SEC’s “motive is” for allowing Lawrence Cager’s catch in the second quarter to stand. The catch was reviewed on replay, and confirmed as a reception.
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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.
Someone is worried about impeachment ha ha,....football must be a hard sport for you to watch with all that lliberal dominanace out there on the field, not too many GOPers in the NFL playing these days since integretation.
That's rich. Dan Mullen works the refs like nobody's business. He intends to get every break.
More and more I dislike this man. If we beat him a hundred years in a row that would be fine with me, and I'd bet he'll complain every year. He doesn't seem to take responsibility for losing.
Go, Dawgs!
Did Mullen complain about the bogus holding call that took Swift's long td run off the scoreboard? Or did he complain about the bogus defensive holding call that allowed the drive that scored their last td to continue?
Mullen had to do something to placate Florida "fans" and that meant the refs calls were bad!!! It could not have been Mullen,oh no, he is above reproach. UGA wil beat him the next ten games.
On to Missouri...enough of Mullen.
I have to agree...If this had happened to the Dawgs the people here would be screaming.....I still don't know how they said he caught it.....maybe they said had possession for a split second and then was down when the ball hit the ground...in any case that play is an incomplete 9 out of ten times
It's called a lack of command of the English language. Can happen to anyone at times. Only it seems to happen to cousin Eddie a lot.