That PI call on 4th and goal was an amazing awful call. The ball was either tipped or overthrown. You can’t call that there. Then the obvious holding 2 plays later that wasn’t called. Then the targeting on the fumble. The refs gave UGA every advantage in the 4thI’ve never thought it before but wow that seemed fixed…. Egregious officiating
******* college football mafia!!That is all
Yes, but he fumbled because of targeting.On the road, against a team with many times the resources, refs on their side… still win the game if King doesn’t fumble
I actually miss Gary Danielson and Brad Nessler doing 3:30 $EC games. This espn crap is brutal to listen to.That wouldve been Danielson previously but now ABC has the rights so we get a full slate of SEC games on saturday and espn sells them even more..
Exactly, the result is good for us, regardless of the L. People don't see GT to be the massive upset and the SEC gets a hit overall. Win-win.It shows that the ACC isnt as bad as we said, we bodied UF and they used excuses to move the goalpost back cause it was week 1. But when we lost to Bama early in our season it was Bama is great. Now GT hangs with mighty UGA and lets see if the conference finally get respect in a game the ACC lost. Crazy narratives with the SEC BS but like I said the ACC isn't as bad as people think especially within the past 3 years.
I didn’t realize what a shill for the SEC Tessitore was. That was a painful broadcast
It’s all things Georgia between the Hedges,… including the Refs.I’ve never thought it before but wow that seemed fixed…. Egregious officiating
It’s common sense to anyone who can think past the surface level lol. When we are good they hype us all game and the same people complaining about it love it.I hate to be that guy, but many know I’m pretty connected to this sector of sports.
Tessitore is an employee of ESPN, whose parent company is Disney, the same Disney that paid $3b for exclusive rights to this conference. It’s in ESPN’s interest to shill for their product.
Go to Fox, & they’ll shill how Travis Hunter is the best player in America & is the foregone winner of the Heisman. Why? B/c Fox is in bed w/ the Big XII. Go to CBS, Fox, or NBC, & u’ll hear how Dillon Gabriel is the best QB in America, who could’ve been a NFL pick, but chose to come back to prove he’s a bonafide 1st RD pick; why? B/c it’s $7b invested here.
U forget the guys calling the games r part unbiased, but whole part company men. I’ve been in the booth pre game when ESPN had Arena football, & I got a behind the scenes look on talkIng points. The moment u hear “producer” it means there’s certain scripts to be followed. It’s entertainment, bro.
The days of John Madden, Pat Summerall, Keith Jackson, etc. r long gone. U’re going to get a whole slew of loud mouth talking heads, & ex players from these conferences.
I don't think so, I do believe that this game hurt their stock.It was insane. “Even a loss next week and they are in the playoffs”. So if they get destroyed 42-0 next week and are 10-3 they’re in????????
ESPN does have influence over the committee, but they are not the committee, if Texas A&M beats them handily in the sec championship and clemson beats up sc the committee might flex their muscles and leave georgia out.Man them OVER AND OVER saying ‘win and you’re guaranteed in’ was insane - if they lose by 30 to TX they are automatically in? Lol
But they're wearing suits!!! You nailed it, it's easy to forget because I grew up on sports center which was "sports news". Ever since embrace debate took over it's more of an advertising and marketing company, they're going to do everything they can to make sure their product is the "best", they've got shareholders to take care of and live sports is one of the few cash cows remaining.I hate to be that guy, but many know I’m pretty connected to this sector of sports.
Tessitore is an employee of ESPN, whose parent company is Disney, the same Disney that paid $3b for exclusive rights to this conference. It’s in ESPN’s interest to shill for their product.
Go to Fox, & they’ll shill how Travis Hunter is the best player in America & is the foregone winner of the Heisman. Why? B/c Fox is in bed w/ the Big XII. Go to CBS, Fox, or NBC, & u’ll hear how Dillon Gabriel is the best QB in America, who could’ve been a NFL pick, but chose to come back to prove he’s a bonafide 1st RD pick; why? B/c it’s $7b invested here.
U forget the guys calling the games r part unbiased, but whole part company men. I’ve been in the booth pre game when ESPN had Arena football, & I got a behind the scenes look on talkIng points. The moment u hear “producer” it means there’s certain scripts to be followed. It’s entertainment, bro.
The days of John Madden, Pat Summerall, Keith Jackson, etc. r long gone. U’re going to get a whole slew of loud mouth talking heads, & ex players from these conferences.
Always appreciate when someone understands something so well they can explain it in a simple, straightforward way for those of us who don’t get it. Thanks!I hate to be that guy, but many know I’m pretty connected to this sector of sports.
Tessitore is an employee of ESPN, whose parent company is Disney, the same Disney that paid $3b for exclusive rights to this conference. It’s in ESPN’s interest to shill for their product.
Go to Fox, & they’ll shill how Travis Hunter is the best player in America & is the foregone winner of the Heisman. Why? B/c Fox is in bed w/ the Big XII. Go to CBS, Fox, or NBC, & u’ll hear how Dillon Gabriel is the best QB in America, who could’ve been a NFL pick, but chose to come back to prove he’s a bonafide 1st RD pick; why? B/c it’s $7b invested here.
U forget the guys calling the games r part unbiased, but whole part company men. I’ve been in the booth pre game when ESPN had Arena football, & I got a behind the scenes look on talkIng points. The moment u hear “producer” it means there’s certain scripts to be followed. It’s entertainment, bro.
The days of John Madden, Pat Summerall, Keith Jackson, etc. r long gone. U’re going to get a whole slew of loud mouth talking heads, & ex players from these conferences.