Are you frigging kidding me???? That one play gave Georgia the game? This is coming from someone that didn’t even know which game it happened in! And do you think Saban is stupid enough to jeopardize his career by paying a ref?? You may want to think about your comments before you put them in writing.

And your team is … ??? LOL

You say a ref may not of seen it,go back to the video and see the ref on top after the hit.How much i wonder did Saban pay the ref for the no flag.Georgia should of won that day.That ref gave Bama the win that day.

It was one hit. Like I said, it should have been flagged and wasn’t. You’ll see dozens of hits like that on any given Saturday, some that are flagged and some that aren’t. In that game, Georgia linebacker Alec Ogletree threw a late helmet-to-helmet hit on Bama QB A.J. McCarron, but the ref saw it and it was flagged. Otherwise, Gary Danielson might have talked about that hit for the rest of the game like he did the Dial hit.

If you’ve watched more than five minutes of football in your life, you know guys going overboard and throwing late or cheap hits happens. I threw a hissy fit when Tyrann Mathieu did it to Kirkpatrick, too. But I didn’t claim Les Miles and LSU were cheating or that they shouldn’t have won the game–which was even closer than this one–because that would have been idiotic.

You still haven’t said what team you support. I never understand why people come on these blogs to post rants on every article about certain teams, like Bama, but they’re not willing to reveal what dog they have in the hunt. I’m a Bama fan, so if I’m ranting on Auburn threads, everyone knows where my bias lies … except I don’t do that. And I’m a diehard Steelers fan, so if I’m slamming the Ravens, everyone would know why … except I don’t do that, either. If you want to throw the mud, you should be willing to state your own allegiance instead of trying to pretend an objectivity you obviously don’t have.

You seen my proof above with lowering the head before the hit.Show me where Georgia made cheap shots.By the way are you a Bama fan ?

So a bad hit is cheating???

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Lower your helmet to hurt or take out a player yes i call that a cheat and a dirty player.

There’s no reason why the penalty should be called when a defensive back hits a receiver in the air. If the NCAA doesn’t like it, then tell the OC’s not to allow their QBs to throw the ball up high.

If a receiver comes down to the ground and bends his knees as he’s being hit, this changes the hitting zone and the defensive player gets hit with a 15 yard penalty That is wrong. The rule needs to be rewritten if it is to be enforced properly.

There’s no reason why the penalty should be called when a defensive back hits a receiver in the air. If the NCAA doesn’t like it, then tell the OC’s not to allow their QBs to throw the ball up high.

If a receiver comes down to the ground and bends his knees as he’s being hit, this changes the hitting zone and the defensive player gets hit with a 15 yard penalty That is wrong. The rule needs to be rewritten if it is to be enforce properly.

Well, if you’d been posting on CFT then, you’d have seen me and a lot of other Bama fans ranting that Dial should have been flagged and ejected for that hit. Players make dirty hits. It’s not “cheating”–it’s cheap shot. And it deserves to be flagged. But the officials didn’t flag it–presumably because they didn’t see it. They’ve had no problem flagging our guys for any other infractions. Fortunately, Murray wasn’t injured, immediately jumped up, and continued playing.

Last year in the Bama/LSU game, Tyrann Mathieu threw a dirty hit from behind on our corner Dre Kirkpatrick during a return that left Kirkpatrick unconscious on the field for several minutes. He had to leave the game and wound up with a concussion. He was flagged, but he wasn’t ejected or suspended. It’s football. As a rule, players are flagged at the time of the infraction and that’s the end of it.

So a bad hit is cheating???

Absolutely! We’re going to have the same lunacy in the NCAA that we’ve had for the last three years in the NFL–only worse because instead of fines we’ll have key defensive players being thrown out of games. The last person college football rulesmakers should be emulating is Roger Goodell.

My apology.
It was in the SEC Championship game against Georgia, A Murray
Bama cheaters

And the replay review of ejections is laughable. They suspended guys erroneously this past season for plays that were in no way illegal but were just hard hits. (Plays that didn’t even draw a flag on the field.) Don’t pretend they’re going to overturn a call when they can’t even figure it out given days to review the tape.

My degree is from Mizzou, which I chose for the journalism program. But other relatives have degrees from Bama and they’re pretty smart cookies. What team do you support?

And seriously … you don’t want to be a Bama player who screws up like these guys. The fanbase comes down on you like fire and brimstone. Those kids are probably getting death threats for embarrassing the program.

Say one word wrong about Bama and you fans are like the roaches that come out at night in your house.
DEB,did you get your degree from Bama,this not being a compliment but you seem a notch ahead of these other bama folks.

Its legal in Bama,cops always letting Bama players get away.Calloway 2011

What you put in your pipe.HAHA

What hit in the NC game???? There were not any disputed or questionable hits/tackles in that game! Did you even watch it??

Like I said … you’re the soul of objectivity when it comes to Bama. Yes, the refs just handed Bama a 42-14 win. But it was kind of Notre Dame to give them so much help.

What’s in that pipe anyway? You know that stuff’s still illegal in most states, right? ROFL

Maybe we won’t have football (at least the way I played it and most today grew up with) too many more decades due to the “sissyfied” rules being instituted now and considered for the future.

I just hate that field LOL

Fields cost millions, uniforms cost a lit less.

And when it comes to ejections, why not just eject the player for the remainder of the game? I don’t really see how you “eject” a player for the first half of his next game. That isn’t an ejection–it’s a suspension. And as others have said, sometimes deciding what is or isn’t a dirty hit is a very subjective business. 49ersgiants4life is right. Most of these rules are written for the benefit of offensive players. How many times have we seen those same offensive players target the knees of defensive players without even drawing a flag? Where are the “ejections” for those hits?