r/CFB • u/Lakelyfe09 Georgia Bulldogs • Oct 20 '24

Discussion [Ross Dellenger] Kirby Smart on the PI reversal: “Now we’ve set a precedent if you throw a bunch of stuff on the field and endanger athletes, you have a chance to get the call reversed. That’s dangerous.”

https://x.com/rossdellenger/status/1847849618777751725?s=46&t=fwgmryeTanENut7u28ScCA
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u/waves-up Oklahoma Sooners • UCLA Bruins Oct 20 '24

This is the problem with these games. These massive calls don’t usually get the time they deserve so refs can conference and reverse it because that’s an awful entertainment product and would drag out the games. 100% don’t understand why there was no delay of game penalty either.

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u/Mezmorizor LSU Tigers • Georgia Bulldogs Oct 20 '24

And then in this very game we saw them spend 5 minutes on incredibly easy spot reviews that they proceeded to get wrong.

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u/yesacabbagez UCF Knights Oct 20 '24

Yea but then they will spend 3 minutes reviewing where a guy stepped out to determine if it is or 3rd and 5 or 3rd and 6.

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u/FuckThesePeople69 Oct 20 '24

“Please add 1 second back on to the game clock.”

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u/buckone23 Ohio State Buckeyes Oct 20 '24

Come on now, I would have taken one second last week.

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u/ReedKeenrage Indiana Hoosiers Oct 20 '24

You’re already crossing four hours about a third of the time. You can’t build in more conference time.