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sportingnews.com - 13 days ago

Conspiracy theorists about SEC officiating might be on to something

— sportingnews.com — TUSCALOOSA, ALA. -- Mike Slive may fine me for this, but here goes. How can it come to this? How can college football's best conference -- the best players, the best coaches, the best of everything -- continue to be subjected to brutally poor ... (more) Conspiracy theorists about SEC officiating might be on ...

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sportsillustrated.cnn.com - 13 days ago

LSU loss marred by missed-INT call - Andy Staples - SI.com

— sportsillustrated.cnn.com — TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- I wish I could have written Saturday about how Alabama receiver Julio Jones , who has struggled to break free all season, caught a 2-yard pass in the fourth quarter and turned it into a 73-yard touchdown. I wish I could have ... (more) LSU loss marred by missed-INT call - Andy Staples - SI.com

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thewizofodds.com - 12 days ago

SEC Officials Are at It Again

— thewizofodds.com — Alabama leads Louisiana State, 21-15, with six minutes remaining when the Tigers' Patrick Peterson intercepts a pass near the sideline. The officials huddle and after a few moments, rule Peterson was out of bounds. The replay official agrees. ... (more) SEC Officials Are at It Again

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SEC links: LSU loses Charles Scott for regular season
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In The Bleachers - A College Football Blog and Podcast — ... college football gameday travelling to the good 'ol town of Ft. Worth for the TCU-Utah game Saturday. Their second trip to the MWC in as many weeks and this time its for the day's biggest game. With TCU narrowly clutching that #4 spot this game is a huge tilt that could help the Horned Frogs waiting game. There's plenty of Bad and Ugly so don't worry all you fans of the gruesome; there are ample train wrecks in the story that follows. And yes the SEC officials return to their spot on the list! The Big XII ...

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John Clay's Sidelines — SEC links for Tuesday: Ron Morris of The State doesn’t think that Steve Spurrier is washed up. Mr. College Football, Tony Barnhart, thinks it will be Alabama and Texas in the BCS title game. Kevin Brockway of the Gainesville Sun reports on Florida basketball winning its season tune-up. Don Kausler of the Birmingham News reports that Nick Saban thinks we should give the refs a break. David Climer of the Tennessean writes that criticizing refs is an easy call for ...