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Yeah, I'm sure she might call holding more often.

Notice how Arkansas didn’t have any of those bs targeting calls while sankey was there? Interesting ain’t it

What happened.. 😂

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lol.....truth!

And with the a hoodie to go with White Out theme. Classic

@Billy Teaster they absolutely did not. Every bad call went against PSU. Both intentional grounded, punting on 3rd down, the blown 4th and 1 call. The 4th and goal pass might have been interference, OFFENSIVE PI, as the player fell down and then grabbed the psu player to take him down too, and the late PI against Auburn was clearly PI.

it is for SEC refs against out of conference opponents

I watched Bryce Young early on in Miami game take 2 steps and was not even outside the defensive tackle and they said it was not intentional grounding. There are way too many laws and rules in football. The freedom in sports to play the game was so great compared to now. These authority bodies all over just eat ur freedom up every day of your life. But have a great day everyone.

Acting? Wasn't she the ref in the game?

I said this about her in the Oklahoma national championship sketch! She’s adorable!!

I think her acting is better than any adult I’ve ever seen in a Lifetime Movie, 🤣🤣🤣

@@terrydouglas5008 My mistake.

@@ashleymeggan lmao that's true as well..

Ok 😂

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I was like am I that drunk or did they just skip 3rd down. In come Franklin 😂

Yeah I watched the video too

I think that was part of the joke. You can say it was inspired.

As a Memphis fan, I was expecting to get roasted. And as an Aggie dad, I feel the targeting mess. Turn on closed captions to read the reason behind the boos.

@@jphilb the first time in a while Arkansas didn’t have multiple targeting calls in one game. The targeting rule is being abused “egregiously”. Every tackle I’m just waiting for another person to be ejected. It went from malicious intent to almost all helmet to helmet contact.

They almost pulled off the rare, both teams were hosed by 1 play.

They don’t cover a lot of State on this channel.

Just get rid of it. You can't make a rule and then have exception after exception. It is a stupid rule. You either can or cannot hit the head of a player. If that I a rule then make it so and enforce it. Many penalties are subjective. Pass interference for example. Now "hand fighting" is ok. when does it cross the line? You see different calls every game on this. Used to be You couldn't touch the guy.

Targeting with intent vs incidental. Like the old facemask rule. Or at a minimum the first offense shouldn't lead to an ejection.

At the very least, they should copy the NFL and have a "review team" at NCAA headquarters look at it in real time and make a judgment call. I'm more comfortable with a panel of experts looking at a potential targeting call versus a single official at a game who may have severe bias as to the outcome of the game.

It’s stupid especially because a lot of times the offensive player puts his head down too and the defender happens to hit it

What's bad on the penalties is the way they are implemented and enforced. For instance holding, it happens every play, only called when underdog gets a big gain on a top ranked team, Or If it happens to top ranked team, the game is already out of hand and it's an appearance of see we do penalize them. Targeting was put in for a good cause. The downside is how it's implemented, I see countless times where offensive players changes their trajectory on a hit. The only time a defender needs to be ejected is if they launch themselves key emphasis on launch, and the player is defenseless and didn't change their trajectory and they hit them above the shoulders. If they did it like that, they wouldn't have as many ejected calls. Same for stiff arm, runner can grab defenders mask and pull them down. That should be facemask to.

His daughter was pretty good too!

@@scottrogers6009 Wait seriously, is that Josh Snead’s actual daughter?

Agree 100% --- that girl has serious acting potential and needs an agent ASAP

She did a fantastic job! 👏

@@JWex-jy7sk She looks more like Robert Clay.

Makes you wonder how much they had riding on the game doesn’t it?

It's

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@@jamesscotte9424 and were

Guess the cow college knows how Arkansas feels!

go kick for vandy ya skank

What last years targeting calls...?

That “spike” that was a clear fumble that cost us the game

@@bulgarianmineshaft1913 was it though?

Yes it was a fimble

Yes you have

Yep football has turn to a pud league

But gave them a 1st down which it would’ve been 4th down. Also coat us mcclain for 1st half of next game.

@Mike Taylor its more that the dude got ejected.

@Mike Taylor agreed on the last part. Def disagree on the fake punt. Regardless my team lost. There are always many reasons a game goes one way or another. IMO for us it’s the fact that we refuse to cover the TE’s. Got out coached by their OC most of the night. Still had 11 tackles for loss. Just a wild game on every level.

@@jcmoney23 it would not have been 4th down. it would have been 2nd down. Keeping track of downs is a problem for SEC refs and Auburn fans it seems. 1st & 10 at AUB 43 (12:45 - 4th) Sean Clifford pass complete to Brenton Strange for 40 yds to the Aub 3 for a 1ST down 1st & Goal at AUB 1 (12:21 - 4th) Sean Clifford pass complete to Parker Washington for 2 yds to the Aub 1 for a 1ST down AUBURN Penalty, Targeting (Zakoby McClain) to the Aub 1 for a 1ST down, McClain ejected.

Yep. It's hard being an Auburn fan sometimes with Bo Nix. He looks good, then looks bad again.

FACTS

I really thought they called that fade route hoping the refs would call pass interference....???

Yeah change the outcome of the game MS state got screwed!!

As a State fan and alumni, I am furious.

real

This kind of crazy talk about fairness and accountability will only get you banned on Twitter and Facebook.

Then good luck getting anyone to officiate the games. I’m an official and I wouldn’t do it if you’re good man take my money away. The problem is that many calls are not reviewable that should be. That would solve a lot of problems. It should also be possible to dismiss any penalty via replay (so as an official I would toss the flag if there was any chance the penalty was committed and then let replay decide). Taking the inevitable human error out of a game is what matters, not punishing people.

Exactly! So many missed calls should end up getting you a suspension for a game or two. Way too many missed calls and you're never allowed to ref again.

@@brendonbuffaloe8830 Depends on the level of officiating. At this level, SEC officials are paid to be professionals. Professionals should expect to be treated as such. I get paid in engineering and my bosses hold me accountable. Why should SEC officials not hold Refs the same way? If you are in the High School or lower levels, that is different. But the top conferences provide training and paychecks to these refs. Holding them accountable is needed. Coaches, school admin, and players jobs are on the line with these games. Refs need to be correct

@@toddc3988 You'll be happy to know that college officials are graded on their calls/non calls every game. Their grades are used to assign bowl games and consider who gets rehired the next year. Egregious errors could result in suspensions of varying lengths.

@Junior71392 uh huh 😒

What about all those phantom pass interference calls they made that gave Alabama the win

@@ddub8346 i feel that. It's ok for them to tug UF players down by the shoulder pads but touch a precious AL wide receiver and "15 yards, automatic first down"

@@whodat4lyfekris still looking at all the missed calls from Bama. Such bullshit.

@@tizzleftw5117 Bama had the most penalties

Not to mention that punt return that cost MSU the game, the fumble call on Georgia with a knee down, and the “broken” game clock in the Swamp.

It got worst look at the MS state game!!

@@jacksonsuggs1109 the clock was broken, I don't understand how that helps anyone

I think not having a game clock makes it hard for a qb to control the game. Needs to know what time is left. That and fake injury timeout, florida pulled out all the stops.

@@jacksonsuggs1109 the ref calling the play dead on that punt return was actually the wrong call nobody possessed the ball they were right to allow Memphis to rerun it. However the two number 4's on the field should've been called

So you are OK with those innocent little SEC Ref daughters having to attend public school because Daddy is back at the doughnut shop? Oh, the humanity.

@@scottrogers6009 lmao, Bruh I’m crying 😂😂😂

@@scottrogers6009 Exactly! Will someone please think of the children???

@@scottrogers6009 that is just funny shit --- aint no other way to say it 😂😂

in my state on the highschool level they actually have something like this. at the end of the year each coach gets a card and they can write down three refs names. those three refs are not permitted to officiate any of your games the following season. if enough people put the same refs down they get canned

As a PSU fan, it's easy to laugh since we won regardless of the horrific officiating. You wouldn't be laughing if PSU had lost though.

As a Michigan State fan, I felt there was poor officiating in that game vs. Purdue this year. Every penalty was against MSU including an ejection as well. I can see how Purdue was favored to win that one.....Someone had to let Purdue win...so they choose MSU to take the fall for them. But Georgia is my home team though. Big Ten refs can be just as bad as SEC refs sometimes.

@@mjmdiver1137 As a Auburn fan I really like to pride myself in how Auburn is always duped when it comes to playcalling especially against Alabama. While I’m sorry we lost it does make me feel better that we lost due to bad play calling against PSU, what specific calls? Will I be seeing you in a few weeks? I hope to return the favor of how friendly your fans were when I went up there made the 3 day trip both ways worth it.

@@tigercraft489 Hey, I don't get to games much anymore since I'm on the west coast... I cant believe we are playing Auburn so early... you are going to kill Penn State for sure this year.

@@mjmdiver1137 the heat doesn’t help us either we are way better night players. I wish it was a night game especially for such a great game but due to it being on CBS on their “prime time” we have no luck. There’s also no game close to us in importance that day we’d both practically have to loose by a landslide to our first two opponents to have a night game.

notice after betting online is legal in America, more bad calls happen to fuck every1 out of winning, its why they have "By X points, to win or lose By"

Maybe we need to check the Miss St/Memphis officiator's bank account this morning to see if any big deposits took place???

That ship has sailed. It’s all about entertainment; has been for years. Integrity of the college (amateur) game? Long gone.

@@elmoreglidingclub3030 worst college rigging was in the 1990s when Florida teams dominated the sport, ranking was based from points scored in a game

@@elmoreglidingclub3030, sadly...you may be right.

SEC Shorts has no affiliation with the SEC Network.

@Ryan pardon? can I help you?

@Ryan No, Ryan, I do not believe that William was “joking.” Nice of you to stop by, though. Carry on, now…

Harvey "Hero" Updyke took care of that.

real

When were they known as the very best?

They can't see anything, lol

Unfortunately their head of officiating is Mr. Magoo!

Yeah, it really ruined the game for me. I didn't really have a horse in this race, but the unbareably bad officiating made it impossible for me to really enjoy the game

And they’re supposedly the gold standard!

I think it's the same dad, too!

or calling a flag on replay when no flag was thrown, if thats the case every play should reviewed to look for penalties

I agree...A freaking fade route with the game in the balance...🤦🏾‍♂️

@Zach Moore No. The game would not have even been close if the refs didn't stop several Penn State drives. The Refs had a much larger factor in keeping Auburn in the game than Auburn did.

It’s almost like the name of the channel is SEC Shorts

It would take a 2 hours long video to cover all of the bad calls by the SEC refs last Saturday.

@@outsiderskn yeah but we were the only team the SEC Officiating apologized too.

@@tdenton81 hard to argue with you on that one. Was definitely the worst call of the week.

The Auburn-Penn State game was the inspiration.

I think that’s a bit of an exaggeration. I saw the whole game and there was maybe one questionable PI to my eyes.

@@neneshubby face mask can go against the offense too, he rode the defender all the way out of bounds and started well in bounce with his hand firmly gripped around his face mask. Elam PI was a joke if anything it was offensive PI on Metchie, the pick play that scored the TD where he was wide open not getting called and the phantom PI call on Helm deep into the redzone. Bama doesn't need any more help but it seems like UF is the only team that closes within single digits to them but the refs definitely didn't call this game fair

You mean like the one called on Bama that lead to Floridas td drive?

Plus a missed face mask and horse collar

As a Hog fan welcome to our world I’m still not over last year game against Auburn

But it mainly favored Auburn except for one targeting call that could've gone either way.

@@Fish19335 it really didn’t to be honest it was about equal with the pass interference calls that weren’t pass interference

@@buoutdoors3895 PI on Auburn was 100% clear, defender ran into WR without turning his head or making a play for the ball. PI on PSU was hand fighting by both, but more importantly, no way does that get called when Nix chucks it 3 yds out of bounds; had it been in field of play maybe gets called, but can’t be flagged for PI on an uncatchable ball. But in any case, should have given it to Tank, the fade was a horrendous call there.

@@buoutdoors3895 And that one uncalled pass interference that cost Auburn the game tying touchdown. The terrible part about bad officiating in games like this, is you can never be truly certain one way or another which team got shafted more lol.

@@buoutdoors3895 it was about equal on that front and then you remember that penn state had to punt on 3rd down because a receiver broke off of a route and the refs didn’t like it😂

As a Mississippi State grad, I don't want to talk about it either, but lord knows I tweeted plenty on Saturday night.

Auburn got plenty of screwing with the no holding calls, bs last game pass interference calls, and the blatantly obvious horrible targeting penalty

I was at the game… the Auburn fans were great. You guys travel well. It was a close game (closer than it needed to be!) and I hope the Auburn fans that made the trip had an enjoyable experience despite the outcome. The atmosphere at Beaver Stadium is pretty unique.

@@fatboyrowing thanks for being a classy opponent. Penn State is legit this year. Maybe we can get a bowl game rematch🥃🏈

@@handymanhoney-do6881 I’d support a bowl game rematch! I just hope our offensive line gets a bit stronger by then…

@@fatboyrowing just slide those tight ends down to guards. F-ing beasts!

@@handymanhoney-do6881 I'm all for good sportsmanship, but you two might need to get a room :)

Three way death match if you include Gary D.

Actually ACC refs are worse than the SEC ones. Lol.

Honestly why the fuck do you not use a 3rd party officiating team for these games?

@@govols1995 Because if you pay an extra $500 to Big Ten (neutral) officials, your bottom line drops to only $3,999,500 in revenue for the game.

It was across the board. B12 refs in the Oklahoma State vs Boise State game. 1:30 on the clock, OSU fumbles, BSU recovers runs 20 yards then the whistle is blown the play dead nobody even around the BSU they run it in for a TD. Call is runner is down before the fumble. Call is reviewed and obviously overturned, yet because the play was blown dead BSU starts on their 40 yard line instead of getting a TD. Boise State lost 21-20.....

Kept 3 Alabama drives alive and killed a couple drives for Florida with no calls on blatant personal fouls😑

Some people might feel it's worth it to spend 15 yards to take out an opposing QB for the game. Ask New Orleans.

@@jefflarson1652 you're not gonna inspire sympathy with me by using a QB arguement

@@beamerball666 Umm, you're pretty much down to QB, RB, and receiver as far as people who are targeted, since they're the only ones with the ball. It has nothing to do with sympathy. It has to do with who the most productive players are offensively.

I didn't watch the entire game but I saw at least one of those drives and it really didn't look like pass interference to me, but then again, I'm not a SEC referee.

Also bamas second touchdown came because the db was knocked over by a different Alabama receiver and nothing was called

Yeah, they're not entirely bad, right?

I definitely would love big ten shorts

here here!

O I'm glad I wasn't the only one to call bs

The intentional grounding no call that cost Arkansas a win last season may have been the reference to "intentional grounding being a state of mind". Overall, considering the speed of the game and the need to make split second decisions, the refs do a pretty decent job, even SEC referees.

Funny, I thought it was in reference to the botched punt downing and subsequent TD return in MSU-Memphis @ Memphis.

@@stephanledford9792 No, it was a reference to ridiculous call on Penn State in 2nd Quarter (receiver cut route short and was zero pressure on QB throwing it) vs not calling it on on Nix in 3rd Quarter when about to be flattened by 2 PSU defenders but was still inside tackle box (hadn’t cleared left hash mark) when he threw it away).

@@MAH358-94 I missed seeing that game, but as an Arkansas resident and fan I remember the win given to Auburn over Arkansas in 2020 when the Auburn QB spiked the ball backwards (a fumble) that was recovered by Arkansas. By giving the ball back to Auburn, they were able to kick the game winning field goal instead of losing. You are probably correct, though - the satire is probably addressing this weekend's games.

Stop ejecting players for targeting penalties. Go ahead and penalize them with a personal foul charge but don't eject them from the game. Also, let the players play, too. It is football after all.

@@GaTiger11 I couldn’t agree more. It seems like everyone wants to put flags on them and take hitting out of the sport. These kids knew it was tough when they signed up. Let them play!

Ya, and if that running back or receiver ends up getting paralyzed because his coach told him to lower his head? I don't think so. NO coach would tell a player t go out and intentionally get paralyzed or a bad concussion just for a fifteen yard penalty and a player ejection.

Totally agree...Not sure if you watched the Louisville vs Ole Miss game. There were four targeting calls. One situation was where the QB lowered his head and used the crown of his helmet against the defender. The Ole Miss defender was disqualified when you could have said both. Also, on another play, there were 2 Louisville defenders that appeared to target the Ole Miss QB. Only one Louisville defender got disqualified...

There is one. In a MAC game last year the starting QB was called for targeting in the first quarter. In the first USC game this year the punter also got called for targeting

Amen. It seemed like they kept making bad calls to make up for the last bad call. It did go both ways. Florida should have went up in the polls. Roll Tide

I only watched the first half of the bama-Florida game, and that only half heartedly. Still, while there were some questionable calls and no calls, I don't remember it being horrible. Was the second half worse, or was I just not paying enough attention even in the first half?

@@spudgamer6049 There were some VERY questionable P.I. calls on 3rd down, when Alabama absolutely needed them, plus a really bad no-call on a horse-collar right in front of a ref.

@@ach31337 yeap, saw one of the PI calls. The no call on the horse collar was questionable, but iirc it was low enough on the jersey to enter that grey zone of what "area" means in the wording of the rule. However, I'll admit my memory may be wrong and it was higher. Beyond that, Florida also got away with a pretty blatant hold on one of their scoring drives. Further, the no call on the stiffarm/facemask could also be argued, and I'd have certainly called it, but precedent from previous seasons suggest it is rarely called on the ball carrier unless he starts actually pulling on the facemask, rather than pushing, even when said push turns the defender's head, so I didn't hold that one against the particular refs, but rather the system in general. So, I'd say I saw only 3 blown calls, the horse collar(arguably), the PI call, and no call on the holding, which seemed pretty normal to me. I'll again say that the no call on the facemask is a systemic issue that they need to change the way they call, rather than a blown call.

It's true. The officiating was atrocious on both sides of the ball. And the sad thing is this is totally normal for the SEC. We have the sorriest excuses for refs of all the power 5 conferences.

@@crazydude5825 I still think PAC-12 are worse, but SEC is a close second.

ACC refs are worse

Best conference over a 5-10 yr period? Yes, but not the best top to bottom every single year. Bama is usually unstoppable but LSU, Miss St, Auburn losses to non SEC, close calls for Kentucky, TAMU, Ark, UF in 1st 2 games against non P5. QB play usually determines best conference minus Bama carrying the SEC flag on behalf of the conference every year plus inflated win totals with 8 game conference schedule keeps the UGAs from playing a blue bloods. Usually 1 tough road game and 1 tough home game to run the table for SEC East teams.

That's what the power 5.conf wants..bad refs who can manipulated by the barking coaches and the replay review at the descretion of the league.. ESPN luvs PSU big ratings all season now..like the Steelers.. All those fans in Pennsylvania! Three bad calls in the AU PSU all against PSU and they still won. Y'all don't see the pattern?

@@briancollier6887 I'd like to introduce you to Big Ten ref John O'Neill. Has made many "questionable" calls against Penn State when he is refereeing their games

I’ve noticed that officiating has grown more and more incompetent as the years have gone on.

As an Auburn fan, I also hope y'all's refs are better lol. GG!

@@greythumbshenanigans559 I watch a lot of B1G football games and I think the officials are horrible. Little did I know we'd get a hold my beer moment from the SEC officials Saturday. You'll get a taste of them when PSU travels to Auburn next year. If you see the name O'Neill (and his band of idiots) prepare yourself. It's going to be a bumpy night.

@@ChaniLiet ohnooooooo....

As bad as those guys were I’d still take them over John O’Neil and his crew

I blame this on how they have stopped using Birmingham to help review during the games this year. The Birmingham office provided more eyes and opinions on a controversial play and helped catch mistakes. At least, this is only common denominator I can come up with for the poor officiating performance so far this year

Or the phantom P.I. (multiple), or the blatant uncalled horse-collar. Any of those

@@ach31337 Or why they are blind on every Bama hold.