MarcoVol
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I disagree entirely. Pate is reading a script he was told to write by the people who sign his paychecks. The reason he's acknowledging it is because it's pretty on-its-face. Few are watching these games and not seeing multiple calls that make no sense. Phantom false starts, convenient calls for holding and non-calls too. Someone has to say, "Yeah, we see it's happening." I mean, the announcers usually do this during the broadcast. But this has ALWAYS happened and it's never ever led to any change. It continues unabated and it will. At this point, I've adjusted my expectations to expect calls like that. And while I don't agree with them, I try not to even react to them. I chose to watch that game knowing what the deal was. It's on me.
He’s been talking about it for a long time. How embarrassing it is for the college football, how embarrassing it is for the SEC.
He also owns all the rights to his show. So the only people who really sign his checks are advertisers.
Josh Pate can’t lead the SEC to change their ref policies. He’s literally just a CFB personality.