Greg Sankey releases officiating statement

#5
#5
You know, in a goofy way, this all makes sense to me. Why pay a bunch of kids 10,000 dollars apiece when you can just go to the dude who enforces the rules and pay *him* 10,000 dollars? That's a serious cost savings. Hell, pay him 25,000! You don't need anything flagrant, just a few things each game to screw with a team's momentum, or keep a drive going. It doesn't take much.

And maybe you don't even need to pay him. Maybe he's a fan. Deep down, secretly, he's a fan. Nothing egregious. Just, you ignore a holding penalty here, or blow a whistle there. And later on, you blow some false starts or holding once the game is out of reach -- you know, even out those numbers a little. You're not looking to make a splash, just a little edge here and there.

DISCLAIMER - I do not know if any SEC official gets bought off or has biased in their performance history. Well, okay, we know officials can be bought off, it happens all the time. Just, I have no proof or knowledge in this case.
 
#11
#11
Here's the difference. A coach or player messes up, it could cost their team the game. What happens to the ref when they mess up?
 
#14
#14
What a bunch of BS sadly nothing will change with the crooked and one sided officiating. We should just tell the SEC to F off and leave and join the ACC

Global warming will give us a shoreline... for those who don't believe here is your incentive... Tuscaloosa and the SEC office in Birmingham will be underwater.
 
#15
#15
Buch of word salad BS from Sankey and some fluff to make it look like accountability for these officials.

Those guys have never been held accountable and never will be, just the way it is.
 
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#19
#19
To hell with cheating Sankey AND all those CHICKENSHIT SEC Presidents that are sitting back raking in millions, instead of calling an FBI investigation into fixing and whatever. They should be raiding Sankey and the sec HQ office at midnight tonight. Sankey Sucks...
 
#23
#23
From the "Conflict of Interest" policy:

But the head of officiating is an Alabama grad.

Yet, Anthony Jordan graduated from Southern and was just an LSU fan. He got exposed. There should never be an official who grew up or lives within about 100 miles from a campus that does those games. Someone who lives in Birmingham shouldn't officiate Bama games, and someone who lives in Cookeville shouldn't officiate UT games. Certainly, also, if a person has a family member who is a fan of a school shouldn't officiate those games either. It isn't difficult either to vet this stuff.
 
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