These refs weren't bad, they were absolutely atrocious and should be a full scale inquiry on these goons. Blunder after Blunder after blunder. On both sides of the ball, and i have no dog in this fight at all lol
Absolutely so... Not a fan of either team but outright bias calls all night against Bama. And I lost my parlay and 1.3K as they wiped off the last pick six... Had Bama over 30,5.....clowns... Runner was definately inbounds and no video review as game over anyway. For fucks sakes
0:35....class move by #27 for Auburn Jacquez Hunter. He probably prevented Arnold from getting a flag and or ejected and then showed good sportsmanship. Well done young man.
Should of been a safety at the end. Once fumbled only the player that fumbled the ball can advance it. Ball should have been dead in the end zone when Auburn player touched it.
I don’t think that’s correct. Rule 7, Section 2, Article 2.a states, “When a . . . fumble is caught or recovered by any inbounds player, the ball continues in play.” (“2023 NCAA Football Rules and Interpretations.”) I’ve found no rule that prohibits advancing the ball after a fumble recovery in an ordinary scrimmage play.
The Auburn player coming up behind the Bama player and pushing him is on par with the display of cowardice they put on all night. Shortly after Bama’s game-winning TD, an Auburn player waited for Jermaine Burton to run past him to punch him in the side of the head. Couldn’t face him like a man, so he needed to blindside him instead. Of course, there were at least 3 times that Auburn did things like that in this game, and they didn’t flagged once for it. Also, that was a safety. The lineman who picked up the fumble was down before he reached the ball out of the endzone. It wasn’t even particularly close. It’s even more odd because yes, the ref fell down, but this is literally the purpose of the pylon cam and again, it wasn’t even close. If Auburn had won on that final pass play instead of throwing the pick, it would have been directly due to the refs cheating and giving them another chance. Combine that with the 5+ times Auburn got to the receiver early on 3rd down plays and NEVER got called for DPI, the Jermaine Burton catch that wasn’t even close to being out of bounds but was called AND REVIEWED to be incomplete, the fact that Auburn got away with destroying Alabama’s punter like he was a ballcarrier and never touched the ball (should’ve been roughing the kicker and an automatic first down for Alabama, instead Auburn scored on the ensuing drive), the fact that Alabama got a TD taken away for holding but when Auburn held and scored on literally the EXACT SAME PLAY that Alabama had run they were allowed to keep their points, the illegal motion that was called offsides on Alabama somehow, etc. and it seems a whole lot like somebody was trying to make things easier for the CFP committee.
And no matter how much Auburn tackled Alabama's receivers before the ball got there, pass interference somehow didn't get called all game...It is REALLY hard to beat Auburn at Auburn with their refs. And I still haven't heard a rational reason why the pic6 disappeared.
Looked like clock expired before Auburn got the ball off. Game was over before the ball left his hands. That’s the only thing I could see. He didn’t run out of bounds
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out. As for the snap, the center had the ball in motion while the clock was still at 0:01. So, Auburn did get the play started in time.
Alabama 93 blocks the view of the football at the moment the Auburn 73's knee makes contact with the ground. So, it's not clear whether there was a safety. Moreover, it is not clear at what point the Auburn 73 lost control of the ball and fumbled it. To me, it looked like the fumble occurred after the ball hit the turf ... but without being able to see what was happening to the ball before then, who knows? It could have been coming loose before 73's knee touched the ground. In either case, the visual evidence is conclusive and the ruling on the field stands. EDIT: I stand corrected, the player was Auburn 72 (not 73).
@1dash133 73 never fumbled the ball..it was 72 and he recovered it in the endzone.. The video evidence is conclusive? His arm is down at 1:49 ...stop it and see. By rule, he is down with possession of the ball.The ball is not fumbled by 72 until after the elbow is down one yard behind the goal line.There was no review to stand
@@JBT78 No. 72 it is, so corrected. I see no arm down at the 1:39 mark, even under frame-by-frame review. Alabama 93 blocks the view. To overturn the call requires "indisputable video evidence". Sorry, I don't see it. BTW, nobody bothers to mention Auburn No. 5 lined up offside on the final play of the game. Wouldn't that have caused a ruckus if Auburn had scored on the play?
That’s that punk #84 Micah Riley that ran in to the pile trying to provoke a cheap penalty on Bama. He “apparently” hurt his poor little arm and ran off the field in the process.
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
@@ColumbiaB You need glasses, contacts or Lasik or at least a bigger or higher definition T.V. He did not step out and the play should have been reviewed regardless of the time left and situation according to the rules.
@@allks88 - A review probably was conducted, which confirmed the line judge’s initial ruling: other angles from the sideline and the end zone have unambiguously confirmed that Arnold stepped out as I described. My eyes don’t need examining; your head does.
@@bhamsoxfan72 I did and I saw it,. I was looking further up where he first started running. I was like why are all these people seeing what I don’t see. I was wrong!!
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
#24 if u seeing this message chill out and play ball..stay humble and when your teammate caught that interception you could of block so he can have a good chance on getting a touchdown....
Trust me if that was all been with the pick 6 at the last moment they would have gave it to them just to add on to the humiliation of beating us that was bulshit taking those points away
Just a snippet of why Jason Autrey and this clan of clowns dressed like zebras should be officiating middle school games on tuesday nights....Oh they are awful! You don't have to look at just this entire game. Look at the Auburn-Arky game a few years back with Bo Nix at qb in 2020. Look at the Fiesta Bowl with Michigan and TCU. Look at the Bama-Tenn game of 2022. They have no control of the game. They miss calls, waive calls, change calls. Absollute unacceptable officiating at the college football level.
Get Alabama and Texas in the playoffs, we will see who is the better team now! Playoff committee needs to pick the four best teams now. Playoff committee don’t want BAMA in the playoffs, because they know BAMA will win!
It's bad when the refs AND the winning team do everything in their power to hand them the game and they still can't come up with a win. The refs made Bama pay for the missed face mask call for the entirety of the game afterwards.
Arnold did step out. His right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out. And as for whether Auburn got the play off before time expired, if you replay it frame-by-frame, you can see that when the center gets the ball in motion on the snap, the clock still reads 0:01.
I agree. He did step out, barely. The eagle-eyed line judge did a good job making the correct call. Of course, a couple of seconds before, he completely missed the fact that two Auburn players were lined up offsides with a foot across the line when the ball was snapped! Go back and check it out. They were rushing to get the play off and two players were standing over the line when they took off. Glad it didn't get called as it would have been a minor penalty for Auburn and given them another play. I guess Bama could have refused it. But very ironic that the ref sees the sideline out of bounds that happened in a split-second but couldn't see two Auburn players standing across the line of scrimmage.@@ColumbiaB
Auburn was lined up only a second or two before they snapped the ball. The line and side judges need to check several things before the snap, and it’s entirely plausible that, on the basis of their very brief glimpse of how the teams were lined up, they weren’t sure those ends’ feet were in the neutral zone before the ball was snapped. And if they were unsure, they might rationally have determined they shouldn’t throw a flag. I agree that from a review of the video - which, of course, I can pause and run frame-by-frame - it looks like each of the ends had a foot in the neutral zone. But we also need to bear in mind that things we see on the broadcast screen, like the blue line marking the line of scrimmage, are computer-generated images that exist solely for the interest and entertainment of the broadcast audience. They are certainly informative, but they have no official status, and do not govern the rulings of officials on the field.
@@TheGrangerBoy would have liked to have seen the sideline cam. Looks suspicious and my opinion on SEC refs sucking still stands valid. The incredible win
@@thezman511 - Granger has it right; it’s unmistakable that Arnold’s right foot is on the sideline between the 3 and 4 yard marks. And I’ve seen sideline cam shots of the same action: his foot is still on the sideline, and in even higher def.
Arnold stepped out of bounds; his right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
Exactly If anything the refs helped Auburn, The one call that everyone is crying about honestly looked like a direct result of an illegal block in the back which inadvertently caused the facemask.
I'm just glad Burton wasn't out there. He would have got a half dozen flags thrown on Bama. He has no control and no sense of sportsmanship. Did anyone else see the blind side dead all hit the Auburn player threw on the Bama punter? Then he jumped on his back all in the faces of 2 refs
The pick 6 was overturned upon review. Alabama No.3, Arnold, stepped out of bounds at the 3 yard line. The game was rightfully recorded as 27 to 24, Alabama over Auburn.
The refs were trying so hard to win this game for Auburn at the end. No ejections for multiple unsportsmanlike violations. A safety that wasn't called. An OBVIOUS pick-6 called back. I get it, you stripe shirted bums had a narrative to follow but goddamn.
@@martywrigh1024 - The return was ruled no TD because Arnold stepped out. His right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out. You’re right that Auburn did get the play off in time. Reviewing that point frame-by-frame shows that when the center has started snapping the ball, the clock still reads 0:01.
Go watch the no call blindsiding the punter 45 yards from the play then laying on them- Same number 84 karma hurts his little elbow going against non punters lol- but seriously this crew blew calls like every other play- they should be the one's getting beat
They totally missed Bama face mask on kickoff at 5 yard line everyone else saw right in front of the play- how do you miss that call? And this from a Bama fan
@@robmaiker7092we will see how it goes when about 7 of your players sits out the first half of the SEC championship game!! Talking about karma. 😂😂😂😂😂 bama picked 2 fights.
Thats odd, why does Auburn have the L then. Oh wait, cause scoreboard. and no one is sitting out dingus, no flags were called. and 84 on your team started the fight by tackling the punter after the play was over. Most delusional barner ever.
Idiotic Alabama and Auburn players. Alabama players are going to be disqualified for the first half the SEC Championship Game next week. Where was Saban? He should take control of his players! Bear would've! Bear > Saban.
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
Score was 33-24 and he didn't step out of bounds
Why they remove the score?
I'm an Alabama fan. He did step out.
slow the video down exactly at 2:15 , his right foot was out. you gotta go frame by frame though.
Clock hit zero
Should have been a safety though before. Looks like the olineman knee hit before the ball came back over
@@trails4all I agree to that too.
These refs weren't bad, they were absolutely atrocious and should be a full scale inquiry on these goons. Blunder after Blunder after blunder. On both sides of the ball, and i have no dog in this fight at all lol
Absolutely so... Not a fan of either team but outright bias calls all night against Bama. And I lost my parlay and 1.3K as they wiped off the last pick six... Had Bama over 30,5.....clowns... Runner was definately inbounds and no video review as game over anyway. For fucks sakes
@Brooklynbush_theweirdothey were definitely not sided for bama
They were helping Bama
@@LaurenAtTennno. They were just bad officials, they weren't helping either team. They missed egregious penalties by both sides.
@@IanT372 facts. Some people ignore the uncalled penalties for there team. Officiating was horrible on both sides
0:35....class move by #27 for Auburn Jacquez Hunter. He probably prevented Arnold from getting a flag and or ejected and then showed good sportsmanship. Well done young man.
Should of been a safety at the end. Once fumbled only the player that fumbled the ball can advance it. Ball should have been dead in the end zone when Auburn player touched it.
I don't know if this is the rule but I hope so. If so, it was definitely a safety.
I don’t think that’s correct. Rule 7, Section 2, Article 2.a states, “When a . . . fumble is caught or recovered by any
inbounds player, the ball continues in play.” (“2023 NCAA Football Rules and Interpretations.”) I’ve found no rule that prohibits advancing the ball after a fumble recovery in an ordinary scrimmage play.
The Auburn player coming up behind the Bama player and pushing him is on par with the display of cowardice they put on all night. Shortly after Bama’s game-winning TD, an Auburn player waited for Jermaine Burton to run past him to punch him in the side of the head. Couldn’t face him like a man, so he needed to blindside him instead. Of course, there were at least 3 times that Auburn did things like that in this game, and they didn’t flagged once for it.
Also, that was a safety. The lineman who picked up the fumble was down before he reached the ball out of the endzone. It wasn’t even particularly close. It’s even more odd because yes, the ref fell down, but this is literally the purpose of the pylon cam and again, it wasn’t even close. If Auburn had won on that final pass play instead of throwing the pick, it would have been directly due to the refs cheating and giving them another chance. Combine that with the 5+ times Auburn got to the receiver early on 3rd down plays and NEVER got called for DPI, the Jermaine Burton catch that wasn’t even close to being out of bounds but was called AND REVIEWED to be incomplete, the fact that Auburn got away with destroying Alabama’s punter like he was a ballcarrier and never touched the ball (should’ve been roughing the kicker and an automatic first down for Alabama, instead Auburn scored on the ensuing drive), the fact that Alabama got a TD taken away for holding but when Auburn held and scored on literally the EXACT SAME PLAY that Alabama had run they were allowed to keep their points, the illegal motion that was called offsides on Alabama somehow, etc. and it seems a whole lot like somebody was trying to make things easier for the CFP committee.
And no matter how much Auburn tackled Alabama's receivers before the ball got there, pass interference somehow didn't get called all game...It is REALLY hard to beat Auburn at Auburn with their refs. And I still haven't heard a rational reason why the pic6 disappeared.
Looked like clock expired before Auburn got the ball off.
Game was over before the ball left his hands.
That’s the only thing I could see.
He didn’t run out of bounds
His foot went out of bounds is what some people are saying. ROLL TIDE!
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
As for the snap, the center had the ball in motion while the clock was still at 0:01. So, Auburn did get the play started in time.
He did step out of bounds. And believe me, I hate auburn with a passion. I'd love Bama to score over a hundred on em some day.
Look at what you are giving up CBS
Should of been a safety
Nah that pick 6 should stand. Once regulation said 33-24 FINAL
Vegas must have called the refs
Vegas played a part in the final score believe me
I'm an Alabama fan. He did step out.
slow the video down exactly at 2:15 , his right foot was out. you gotta go frame by frame though.
@@TheGrangerBoy no it didn't
@@Thatfarmguy shitting me. I’ll send you a screenshot of it 😅
#27 for Auburn kinda saved #3 from Alabama from getting in trouble. That was a show of good sportsmanship.
You're right, I hadn't noticed that before.
no way that kid stepped out of bounds!
Watching veterans Turner and Braswell help up the Auburn QB after hitting him on the last play shows class at the end.
They had just knocked the hell out of him the last 2 plays...it was the least they could do for him 😂
84 popped something when he swung at bama.
Apparently he was the one who assaulted the punter in 1st qtr and tried to start the fight at the end. 😂 karma
@@TheGrangerBoygood riddance
@@TheGrangerBoyhe was!
Fantastic!!
He had no class going after a punter like that . And he was faking about his arm because he knew he was about to get his ass kicked.
Disaster in the pasture....
There was a safety however, the lineman recovered the ball and his knee went down in the endzone..the ball did not break the plain. 1:49 video mark
Alabama 93 blocks the view of the football at the moment the Auburn 73's knee makes contact with the ground. So, it's not clear whether there was a safety. Moreover, it is not clear at what point the Auburn 73 lost control of the ball and fumbled it. To me, it looked like the fumble occurred after the ball hit the turf ... but without being able to see what was happening to the ball before then, who knows? It could have been coming loose before 73's knee touched the ground. In either case, the visual evidence is conclusive and the ruling on the field stands.
EDIT: I stand corrected, the player was Auburn 72 (not 73).
@1dash133 there are multiple views of it...he was down in the endzone
@@JBT78 Dunno what you're talking about. This YT vid only showed one clip. As to other vids, post a link and I'd be happy to look at it.
@1dash133 73 never fumbled the ball..it was 72 and he recovered it in the endzone.. The video evidence is conclusive? His arm is down at 1:49 ...stop it and see. By rule, he is down with possession of the ball.The ball is not fumbled by 72 until after the elbow is down one yard behind the goal line.There was no review to stand
@@JBT78 No. 72 it is, so corrected. I see no arm down at the 1:39 mark, even under frame-by-frame review. Alabama 93 blocks the view.
To overturn the call requires "indisputable video evidence". Sorry, I don't see it.
BTW, nobody bothers to mention Auburn No. 5 lined up offside on the final play of the game. Wouldn't that have caused a ruckus if Auburn had scored on the play?
These were the same refs that robbed Bama last year in Knoxville. Bama would have won the natty had they not hosed em.
They took Bama's pick 6 score was 33-24 but officially it's 27-24 somebody board got screwed.
Arnold's right foot is clearly on the line around the 3-4 yard line. Watch it at 0.25x speed and pause it to see the still shot.
That’s that punk #84 Micah Riley that ran in to the pile trying to provoke a cheap penalty on Bama. He “apparently” hurt his poor little arm and ran off the field in the process.
Give Arnold his points he definitely earned it❤
They got the safety n the pick six smh
I didn’t see Terrion step out of bounds. I replayed the sequence several times.
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
@@ColumbiaB You need glasses, contacts or Lasik or at least a bigger or higher definition T.V. He did not step out and the play should have been reviewed regardless of the time left and situation according to the rules.
@@allks88 - A review probably was conducted, which confirmed the line judge’s initial ruling: other angles from the sideline and the end zone have unambiguously confirmed that Arnold stepped out as I described. My eyes don’t need examining; your head does.
@@allks88
Watch the video at 0.25x speed. His right foot is clearly on the line.
@@bhamsoxfan72 I did and I saw it,. I was looking further up where he first started running. I was like why are all these people seeing what I don’t see. I was wrong!!
Oh this was after Jalen Milroe's touchdown pass to Isaiah Bond to take the lead.
Lineman grabbed bama players foot who was trying to get the ball in the endzone thats offensive interference
No he tackled Bama player who may had TD as he may have beat slow Auburn lineman to fumble
Kendrick Law needs to settle his azz down. Roll Tide
That was clearly a pick six!! He didn’t step out. Correct the score SEC, NCAA!!
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
Alabama is gonna pull a upset on Ga, sorry but not sorry its the way it was supposed to happen.
#24 if u seeing this message chill out and play ball..stay humble and when your teammate caught that interception you could of block so he can have a good chance on getting a touchdown....
We want our TD back Roll Damn Tide
should have been, he never stepped out.
Clearly, he stepped out. RT!
More referee missed calls. Terrion Arnold did not step out of bounds.
ROLL TIDE baby
Trust me if that was all been with the pick 6 at the last moment they would have gave it to them just to add on to the humiliation of beating us that was bulshit taking those points away
Hugh did FREEZE in this game.
Just a snippet of why Jason Autrey and this clan of clowns dressed like zebras should be officiating middle school games on tuesday nights....Oh they are awful! You don't have to look at just this entire game. Look at the Auburn-Arky game a few years back with Bo Nix at qb in 2020. Look at the Fiesta Bowl with Michigan and TCU. Look at the Bama-Tenn game of 2022. They have no control of the game. They miss calls, waive calls, change calls. Absollute unacceptable officiating at the college football level.
I think half of the Alabama fans would've join the fight.
Worst officiating crew in football regardless of who you were pulling for. How in the world can the NCAA let this go unnoticed?
I really think auburn was trying to bait Alabama into getting some players thrown out this weekend.
If you pause it around the 2:15 mark and look at the legs it looks pretty trippy like some real optical illusion shit
They wanted to fight well they got it
#84 thought he was bad...
They should've played Eye of the Tiger in the background, during the fight lol.
I disagree foot was close but he didnt step out
Get Alabama and Texas in the playoffs, we will see who is the better team now! Playoff committee needs to pick the four best teams now. Playoff committee don’t want BAMA in the playoffs, because they know BAMA will win!
1:43 that's a safety. 62 clearly tackles 93 going for a loose ball in the EZ. Which game were the officials watching?
Those refs sucked big time! 🤬
Jason Autrey (referee) gave Alabama lots of flags
Why did they remove the pick six? Can someone please explain?
honestly have no idea, hopefully someone comments that finished watching the broadcast
the clock hit 0 before the snap i think
or i think thats what they called it
he stepped out on the 3 yard line@@Division1Memes
sounds like vegas called in lol@@troyrutland8470
I'm an Alabama fan. He did step out.
slow the video down exactly at 2:15 , his right foot was out. you gotta go frame by frame though.
It's bad when the refs AND the winning team do everything in their power to hand them the game and they still can't come up with a win. The refs made Bama pay for the missed face mask call for the entirety of the game afterwards.
Does anyone know why the final score was 27-24 instead of 33-24. He didn’t go out of bounds.
He did step on line - I didn't see it at first either but after watching several replays and angles actually was pretty clear he did
Because he went out of bounds and there's also the possibility that Auburn didn't even get the ball snapped before time on the game clock ran out.
Arnold did step out. His right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
And as for whether Auburn got the play off before time expired, if you replay it frame-by-frame, you can see that when the center gets the ball in motion on the snap, the clock still reads 0:01.
I agree. He did step out, barely. The eagle-eyed line judge did a good job making the correct call. Of course, a couple of seconds before, he completely missed the fact that two Auburn players were lined up offsides with a foot across the line when the ball was snapped! Go back and check it out. They were rushing to get the play off and two players were standing over the line when they took off. Glad it didn't get called as it would have been a minor penalty for Auburn and given them another play. I guess Bama could have refused it. But very ironic that the ref sees the sideline out of bounds that happened in a split-second but couldn't see two Auburn players standing across the line of scrimmage.@@ColumbiaB
Auburn was lined up only a second or two before they snapped the ball. The line and side judges need to check several things before the snap, and it’s entirely plausible that, on the basis of their very brief glimpse of how the teams were lined up, they weren’t sure those ends’ feet were in the neutral zone before the ball was snapped. And if they were unsure, they might rationally have determined they shouldn’t throw a flag.
I agree that from a review of the video - which, of course, I can pause and run frame-by-frame - it looks like each of the ends had a foot in the neutral zone. But we also need to bear in mind that things we see on the broadcast screen, like the blue line marking the line of scrimmage, are computer-generated images that exist solely for the interest and entertainment of the broadcast audience. They are certainly informative, but they have no official status, and do not govern the rulings of officials on the field.
Alabama had the game the whole time!!!!!😂😂😂😂
When
@@LaurenAtTenn As soon as it was kicked off....
Go Vols.....:)
No flags during this play was insane
offsetting penalties. AU started and UA mixed in for a moment when some players with cooler heads stopped them, along with coaches.
Looked like he got in
33 24.
Why didn’t pick 6 count? SEC refs are so fucking bad.
I'm an Alabama fan. He did step out.
slow the video down exactly at 2:15 , his right foot was out. you gotta go frame by frame though.
@@TheGrangerBoy would have liked to have seen the sideline cam. Looks suspicious and my opinion on SEC refs sucking still stands valid. The incredible win
@@thezman511 - Granger has it right; it’s unmistakable that Arnold’s right foot is on the sideline between the 3 and 4 yard marks. And I’ve seen sideline cam shots of the same action: his foot is still on the sideline, and in even higher def.
What happened to the pick 6
Arnold stepped out of bounds; his right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
Ese 84 se fue a golpear y salio golpeado se lastimó solo
A fan crying after a 6-5 team loses is insane 😂
oh st or michigan wouldn't survive a iron bowl, lawl
Not sure why the final score was 27-24
He stepped out of bounds, that's why.
Malachi Moore was about to stomp the Barner in the ground. lol..
Kendrick Law got punched, he didn't throw a punch. Brad letting his hate for Bama show.
Endless cheapshots.
All these people whining about the refs, what exactly did they help Bama with?
Exactly
If anything the refs helped Auburn,
The one call that everyone is crying about honestly looked like a direct result of an illegal block in the back which inadvertently caused the facemask.
I'm just glad Burton wasn't out there. He would have got a half dozen flags thrown on Bama. He has no control and no sense of sportsmanship.
Did anyone else see the blind side dead all hit the Auburn player threw on the Bama punter? Then he jumped on his back all in the faces of 2 refs
And that same exact player got his arm hurt. Karma
Somebody not getting none tonight
No pic6 strange stuff?
The pick 6 was overturned upon review. Alabama No.3, Arnold, stepped out of bounds at the 3 yard line. The game was rightfully recorded as 27 to 24, Alabama over Auburn.
Alabama had several plays that resembled Auburn’s luck usually.
Don’t this look familiar?
The refs were trying so hard to win this game for Auburn at the end. No ejections for multiple unsportsmanlike violations. A safety that wasn't called. An OBVIOUS pick-6 called back.
I get it, you stripe shirted bums had a narrative to follow but goddamn.
They removed the pick 6
Did they really? Got too many games going at once right now
No idea why...socks if u have Bama teased down to -7.5
Looks like he got the throw off b4 got to0.00
@@martywrigh1024 - The return was ruled no TD because Arnold stepped out. His right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.
You’re right that Auburn did get the play off in time. Reviewing that point frame-by-frame shows that when the center has started snapping the ball, the clock still reads 0:01.
That was unnecessary like roughness
New SEC referees next year.
2:15 his foot is clearly out of bounds.
Bwahahahaha
It's not a pick 6 if he steps out.... every time alabama starts to lose they play dirty. They have no class.
Go Bama
27-24
Lmbo Roll tide Roll
But that’s ok. Georgia got something fer em’!!
"We lost, but this other team that's also better than us will beat you for sure!"
Alabama is bullies and Auburn kicked their asses in my book. Bama bullies wants to fight!!
Go watch the no call blindsiding the punter 45 yards from the play then laying on them- Same number 84 karma hurts his little elbow going against non punters lol- but seriously this crew blew calls like every other play- they should be the one's getting beat
They totally missed Bama face mask on kickoff at 5 yard line everyone else saw right in front of the play- how do you miss that call? And this from a Bama fan
@@robmaiker7092we will see how it goes when about 7 of your players sits out the first half of the SEC championship game!! Talking about karma. 😂😂😂😂😂 bama picked 2 fights.
@@gregwatson329 Talking bout bullies when 84 jumped a punter for no reason. Gtfo lmao
Thats odd, why does Auburn have the L then. Oh wait, cause scoreboard.
and no one is sitting out dingus, no flags were called. and 84 on your team started the fight by tackling the punter after the play was over. Most delusional barner ever.
Idiotic Alabama and Auburn players. Alabama players are going to be disqualified for the first half the SEC Championship Game next week. Where was Saban? He should take control of his players! Bear would've!
Bear > Saban.
Bear wouldn’t last two seasons in this era of NIL and entitlement.
😂😂😂 I love a good joke, thanks man!
No one was ejected for fighting, meaning no one misses the championship game dingus. Stop talking out your ass.
Also doesn't look like he stepped out of bounds so where do yall get that from ,
Arnold’s right foot is unmistakably on the sideline, between the 3 and 4 yard marks, at 2:15 of the video; it goes out when he makes a quick stab step to maintain his balance. The officials saw this right away; the line judge was standing just a few yards away, and after Arnold reaches the end zone, that official did not signal touchdown, but instead pointed back upfield to where Arnold had stepped out.