usagary
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Was watching it with my wife and saw the ref spot the ball on one of our drives. He sat the ball down then before leaving it he moved it a football length backwards. Subtle but costing UT little bits of yardage. My wife picked up on it right away, too.The way he spotted the ball all night was questionable at best. It seems all of our spots were almost a yard behind where the runner ended up and he gave Purdue some very generous spots. No one can convince me this game was not somewhat rigged by the officials
Agree with everything people are saying. But if we had a halfway decent defense it wouldn’t have mattered. My god. We couldn’t cover a corpse in a morgue with a blanket.
I noticed that also. It was 1 yard behind where the play stopped, thought I was the only one that noticed.The way he spotted the ball all night was questionable at best. It seems all of our spots were almost a yard behind where the runner ended up and he gave Purdue some very generous spots. No one can convince me this game was not somewhat rigged by the officials
At this point, I’m convinced that this whole thing is a running joke and the powers that be are all sitting around a table, laughing(like the Ray Liotta gif) deciding which $hitty officiating crew to send to F up the next Tennessee sporting event.This officiating crew has baggage. They've been suspended in the past.
They should be suspended for a season. If we did that I bet some of these zebras would get their act together.
I'll always recall coaching youth ball. A game needed another official and I was ask by the head of officials if I could sub one game. I had been involved in sports for many years but never called a game.
I asked the guy, what if I make a mistake?
He's response, don't worry about it the others will have your back and uphold the call......wow.
I think that crap happens all the time at all levels.
Just a suggestion. The field was bad, BAD. But less we Vol-fans forget, Neyland was worse for a while not too long ago. And our SEC and other foes let us know it in blunt terms. We might want to object to the field in somewhat less haughty terms, remembering we had the same issue once. Makes me wonder all the same how well-moneyed team owners can't afford better field maintenance.
Agree with everything people are saying. But if we had a halfway decent defense it wouldn’t have mattered. My god. We couldn’t cover a corpse in a morgue with a blanket.