Are these new tactics helping or hurting the SEC?

Tebow video cover up

Hurting...no doubt...

Funny how the Spikes video is still on YouTube but the SEC had the Tim hit taken down. I’m telling ya’ll this whole thing was fixed.

Life and football are full of unfairness. Those who feel affronted in situations like what we are experiencing, we fans for example, will voice their outrage. The players and coaches on the other hand, prevented by the governing powers that be, have but one effective recourse: approach the remainder of the schedule with a greater sense of urgency and a bond that exceeds what they have experienced before (as good as it has been) and leave nothing but the scorched earth in their wake. If "SECCG and BCSCG" are battle cries, then the weekly post-game epitaphs should be "no hard feelings!"

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Originally posted by 561gator:
Funny how the Spikes video is still on YouTube but the SEC had the Tim hit taken down. I’m telling ya’ll this whole thing was fixed.

Don't say that...you might get fined $30,000 or worse, suspended from the GSMB by Slive himself...

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Originally posted by GatorTAG:
Are these new tactics helping or hurting the SEC?

Tebow video cover up

Interesting article.

There's sure to be a couple of bad calls today....wonder what the SEC officiating controversy de jour will be tomorrow?

As of 8:30AM, Saturday 11/7, the video of the late hit is still cached by Google. Go to Google > Video and search on "late hit on Tebow".

Foley and the rest of the AD's need to do their job and let Slive know that if he can't do his job any better than he has been doing, they will find somebody that can.

I say make Spurrier the commish, he would straighten things up pretty quick.

Do these new regulations make Slive officially the SEC "Gestapo"?