Not that it would have mattered, but

[MUP]

nice to know it was at least noticed, but only from one side. When I first saw this story I thought about the blown PI call on OSU in the end zone.

'Refs Must've Been Told': College Football Officials Under Fire For Multiple Blown Calls In Ohio State CFP Game

The College football playoffs had some controversy on Saturday night when multiple blown calls led to Tennessee's first points.

gridironheroics.com

 

[Gravey]

There were several blown calls but it would've taken a lot more to keep the Vols in this one. They were simply outmanned and the better team won.

 

[iowavf]

I questioned a couple calls that went against both teams.

 

[Spurhunter]

I hate to see a bad call in any game, but Nick Saban's SEC lapdogs, I mean officials, couldn't have pushed Tennessee over the line in this one.

 

[PalsPal]

The similarities between this game and the '98 Orange Bowl against Nebraska are uncanny.

Went into the game thinking we had a chance with Manning at QB.

We lost 42-17. They ran it down our throat and held Manning to 134 passing yards. We were completely outmatched.

Would be nice if we followed up this yrs thrashing like we did the next year after that !

 

[MUP]

The similarities between this game and the '98 Orange Bowl against Nebraska are uncanny.

Went into the game thinking we had a chance with Manning at QB.

We lost 42-17. They ran it down our throat and held Manning to 134 passing yards. We were completely outmatched.

Would be nice if we followed up this yrs thrashing like we did the next year after that !

Yep, with another "rebuilding year"!