Alabama's Darius Hanks (15) drops a pass as LSU's Jai Eugene (4) defends during the first quarter of an NCAA college football game at Bryant Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009. (AP Photo/Dave Martin)
At the end of the first half of play, the LSU Tigers were ahead of the Alabama Crimson Tide 7-3.
The first quarter was scoreless, but the second quarter brought an LSU touchdown pass by Jordan Jefferson to Deangelo Peterson and an Alabama field goal by Leigh Tiffin.
During the third quarter, an Alabama touchdown pass by Greg McElroy to Darius Hanks brought the score to 10-7. This was answered by an LSU safety and touchdown, bringing the score to 15-10.
The fourth quarter brought an Alabama 20 yard field goal by Leigh Tiffin followed by a Greg McElroy touchdown pass to Julio Jones to bring the score to 21-15. Tiffin then made another field goal to increase the Tide lead to 24-15.
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Ooooh that late missed call is another black eye for SEC officials. TWO feet in bounds on the interception and the reviewer missed it!
I was pulling for BAMA in this game since they beat my Vols. But that was a terrible, possibly game changing call by an SEC officiating crew.
And now Les Miles is not allowed to say anything about it!
OK, SEC Coaches, here is what you do. Call each other on Sunday and make a pack that each of you will call out the commissioner and demand remedial training for SEC officials. Get every coach to complain.
These calls defy excuse or defense at this point.
See if he has the gall to fine all of you.