I struggle to understand how if we have humans ranking the playoff teams how I’d sit down & not say Alabama won this football game.
I mean I guess Georgia potentially stops them on the 1 but very unlikely.
This type of shit is so bad for the sport man. It’s unacceptable.
Defender didn’t look back. Nothing just said I’m going take out the WR
@TheQuarterZip@kbshelton1@RyanCFowler You would think, with ALL the holds you guys have complained about, there would be more than one image being circulated.
LSU paid over a hundred million dollars to get rid of Brian Kelly, hire Lane Kiffin, and assemble this roster. Only to have a worse record now than it did last year through six games. Penn State spent 50 million to buy out James Franklin last season for losing to Northwestern and starting 3-3, only to hire a coach who lost even worse to Northwestern and also started this season 3-3. Michigan has committed $43 million to Kyle Whittingham and Jason Beck, and $40 million to this year's roster, only to have the exact same record it had last year at this time with Sherrone Moore and an even worse offense.
Georgia fans: "Bama gets all the calls."
Those same fans overlook the following calls, or no-calls, that benefited their team:
2026 Alabama (Missed Defensive Pass Interference): In the final four minutes of a tight 20-17 Georgia victory, Georgia safety KJ Bolden visibly collided with Alabama wide receiver Rico Scott before an underthrown deep ball arrived. No flag was thrown for defensive pass interference, forcing a third-and-long that knocked Alabama out of field goal range.
2026 Alabama (Uncalled Targeting): During the same fourth-quarter drive, replays showed KJ Bolden leading with the crown of his helmet on a separate hit against an Alabama receiver. The hit went unpenalized and was not initiated for a formal targeting review.
2025 Auburn (Goal-Line Fumble Blown Whistle): Auburn quarterback Jackson Arnold appeared to break the plane of the goal line for a touchdown before the ball was knocked loose. Officials ruled it a live-ball fumble rather than a touchdown, a call that withstood replay review, dramatically shifting momentum in Georgia's favor and leading to the SEC suspending the line judge.
2024 Texas (The Pass Interference Reversal Loophole): Texas defensive back Jahdae Barron intercepted a pass after a phantom defensive pass interference penalty was initially called on Texas. While the penalty was ultimately picked up and corrected after Texas fans threw bottles onto the field, critics argued that Georgia benefited from an initial illegal substitution and uncalled offensive holding that set up the entire chaotic sequence.
2023 Georgia Tech (Uncalled Offensive Holding on Game-Sealing Run): During a narrow 31-23 victory against rival Georgia Tech, a crucial fourth-quarter first-down run by Georgia featured a textbook, uncalled holding penalty by the Bulldogs' offensive line that prevented a tackle for loss.
2022 Missouri (Uncalled Intentional Grounding): In a game where Georgia narrowly escaped an upset with a 26-22 win, Stetson Bennett threw a pass directly out of bounds under heavy pressure while seemingly outside the pocket but without a receiver in the area. No intentional grounding was called, saving Georgia from a massive loss of yardage and a loss of down.
2021 Clemson (Uncalled Defensive Holding / PI): In a low-scoring 10-3 defensive battle, Georgia's secondary frequently employed highly aggressive physical coverage. Clemson coaches vehemently argued that a crucial third-down pass breakup involved uncalled jersey-pulling that prevented the receiver from breaking cleanly.
2019 Notre Dame (Uncalled Pass Interference / Early Contact): During Notre Dame’s final drive in a 23-17 Georgia win, a deep pass from Ian Book was broken up by a Georgia defender who made significant contact with the receiver before the ball arrived. The no-call stalled Notre Dame’s comeback attempt.
2018 Alabama - SEC Championship (Uncalled Roughing the Passer): On a crucial third-down stop that allowed Georgia to maintain an early lead, a Georgia pass rusher made forceful contact with Tua Tagovailoa's helmet area after the release. No roughing the passer penalty was assessed.
Continuous Sideline Infractions (Uncalled Sideline Interference): Across several tight matchups, head coach Kirby Smart has drawn ire from opposing fanbases for frequently standing well out onto the green and white borders of the field during live play. Despite clear rules dictating 15-yard sideline interference penalties, Georgia routinely escapes with simple warnings.
@PeteTheBeerDog@RyanCFowler And those are just the most egregious. You can stop bitching about "Bama getting all the calls". It's a dumbass take by a dumbass fanbase.
2026 Alabama (Missed Defensive Pass Interference): In the final four minutes of a tight 20-17 Georgia victory, Georgia safety KJ Bolden visibly collided with Alabama wide receiver Rico Scott before an underthrown deep ball arrived. No flag was thrown for defensive pass interference, forcing a third-and-long that knocked Alabama out of field goal range.
2026 Alabama (Uncalled Targeting): During the same fourth-quarter drive, replays showed KJ Bolden leading with the crown of his helmet on a separate hit against an Alabama receiver. The hit went unpenalized and was not initiated for a formal targeting review.
2025 Auburn (Goal-Line Fumble Blown Whistle): Auburn quarterback Jackson Arnold appeared to break the plane of the goal line for a touchdown before the ball was knocked loose. Officials ruled it a live-ball fumble rather than a touchdown, a call that withstood replay review, dramatically shifting momentum in Georgia's favor and leading to the SEC suspending the line judge.
2024 Texas (The Pass Interference Reversal Loophole): Texas defensive back Jahdae Barron intercepted a pass after a phantom defensive pass interference penalty was initially called on Texas. While the penalty was ultimately picked up and corrected after Texas fans threw bottles onto the field, critics argued that Georgia benefited from an initial illegal substitution and uncalled offensive holding that set up the entire chaotic sequence.
2023 Georgia Tech (Uncalled Offensive Holding on Game-Sealing Run): During a narrow 31-23 victory against rival Georgia Tech, a crucial fourth-quarter first-down run by Georgia featured a textbook, uncalled holding penalty by the Bulldogs' offensive line that prevented a tackle for loss.
2022 Missouri (Uncalled Intentional Grounding): In a game where Georgia narrowly escaped an upset with a 26-22 win, Stetson Bennett threw a pass directly out of bounds under heavy pressure while seemingly outside the pocket but without a receiver in the area. No intentional grounding was called, saving Georgia from a massive loss of yardage and a loss of down.
2021 Clemson (Uncalled Defensive Holding / PI): In a low-scoring 10-3 defensive battle, Georgia's secondary frequently employed highly aggressive physical coverage. Clemson coaches vehemently argued that a crucial third-down pass breakup involved uncalled jersey-pulling that prevented the receiver from breaking cleanly.
2019 Notre Dame (Uncalled Pass Interference / Early Contact): During Notre Dame’s final drive in a 23-17 Georgia win, a deep pass from Ian Book was broken up by a Georgia defender who made significant contact with the receiver before the ball arrived. The no-call stalled Notre Dame’s comeback attempt.
2018 Alabama - SEC Championship (Uncalled Roughing the Passer): On a crucial third-down stop that allowed Georgia to maintain an early lead, a Georgia pass rusher made forceful contact with Tua Tagovailoa's helmet area after the release. No roughing the passer penalty was assessed.
Continuous Sideline Infractions (Uncalled Sideline Interference): Across several tight matchups, head coach Kirby Smart has drawn ire from opposing fanbases for frequently standing well out onto the green and white borders of the field during live play. Despite clear rules dictating 15-yard sideline interference penalties, Georgia routinely escapes with simple warnings.
@BKB639 It amazing how many national championships Nick Saban won with all the yelling he did on the sidelines. You know nothing about football OR leadership if you think coddling players leads to success.
Yes we got fucked by the @SECOfficiating but who cares!! BAMA wasn’t soft today we fought hard and we played physical!! The rest can be corrected!! That’s all I care about is bama not being pushed around and we weren’t!! They played to the standard we expect and that’s why ima sleep good on my pillows tonight!! ROLL MF TIDE!!
@Dubz_has_Tweets@BussinWTB Brother, no one "gets more calls" favoring them than Georgia. No one. Not to mention the no-calls. You might want to sit this one out.