…I’m quite certain the blatantly obvious holding would’ve been called, and the blatantly obvious pass interference on Julio in the endzone would’ve been called. And in addition, UA would’ve not had over 100 penalty yards against USCe.

Excuses are for losers. Get used to it because the more Alabama and Florida win, the more the outrageous cries will grow.

…the ref would’ve given us a freebie for the time he costed Julio a first down on third by running into him.

http://www.tidefans.com/forums/football/95175-pi-non-call-freeze-frame-sequence.html

I’d DEFINITELY say the referees were on our side, especially on that play.

crying conspiracy are UT fans. Truth is the ball was recovered by Bama. It was our ball they can not give the ball back to UT. For example if my team recovers a fumble and I go crazy and rip my helmet off while the ball is still on the ground, it still goes to my team just with a 15 yard penalty.

Or take excessive celebration after a TD, or a guy high stepping into the end zone. They don’t take the TD away, they just penalize me on the kick.

Or even if the Vol kicker makes his kick but while the ball is flying toward the goal post the kicker rips of his helemt, the kick is still good, the play stands and the game is stil over. No rekick.

Now if UT had recovered, it was only 3rd down, then they could get another kick if the refs had called it. Too bad UT, you should have recovered the ball.

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 “The Conspiracy Theory” by Daniel A. Moore

New Life Art is proud to announce the release of "The Conspiracy Theory," a limited edition of fine art giclee prints and canvases by internationally acclaimed artist Daniel A. Moore. This work of art commemorates the controversial deal made between Alabama Coach Nick Saban, Florida Coach Urban Meyer, and a group of CBS and SEC officials. In a series of vignettes woven into a stunning collage, the artist has portrayed the aforementioned figures signing a lengthy contract in a discreet location. The central focus of the painting, this scene is surrounded by smaller representations of the many plays that were instrumental in reassuring stellar television ratings and ensuring that the Crimson Tide would again meet the Florida Gators in the conference championship game in Atlanta, Georgia. Each giclee print and each canvas is accompanied with a key to the plays contained in the artwork and a Certificate of Limited Edition. To commemorate the Crimson Tide’s perfect 14-0 record, the first 140 will also receive a limited edition replica of the legal document portrayed in this timeless painting.

Because I’m currently marketing a new line of colored tin foil hats to UT and Arkansas fans that will allow them to keep the demon rays out from the vile conspirators while still showing Team Spirit.