Saturday, December 28, 2019

You're going to have a hard time convincing me that game wasn't fixed for Clemson at the end...

Watch this interception to seal Clemson's date with LSU in the CFP Championship, and tell me how this game wasn't a predetermination...



Took a dive, son.  Why?  Because ESPN needed Clemson in the title game so they could properly anoint Burrow and LSU?

And another angle:  A number of questionable calls have been alleged and which conference had the officials for this semifinal?

The one and the same SEC which LSU is a member of!

This scoop and score for Ohio State, reversed under review, was the worst:


There was a key targeting ejection which was NOT.  Targeting ALL DAY on this one:


All the same, though: Who do the referees work for again?  ESPN and the conferences.
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  1. TobyDecember 28, 2019 at 9:23 PM

    Very difficult to explain away the targeting call and the overturned fumble return for an touchdown. Calls came from the booth. Even Kirk Herbstreit even said it was a fumble.

    Now as your previous post mentioned, it will two southeastern US teams in the NCAA.

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