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it was, but airing that grainy footage from 32 years ago is meaningless belmont has the resources to put out a video press release which shows the critical 3 seconds of the play cut to CDC asking how that call is possible show the play again cut to kirby assaulting the klan aggy player cut back to CDC asking how that was not fined show the play again iso on the zebra who threw the flag freezeframe and draw bidirectional arrow and paint in large font the number of feet away that zebra was from the 2 players show the teams lined up to run the next play with CDC voiceover "the call was only overturned as a result of the protest" show the first bottle hitting the field cut to the field storming chaos "this incident endangered 1000s but was only fined $100k" then show the play again with CDC voiceover "so we will add an additional $150k to our fine and pay it in Vanderbilt's name to ensure equitable treatment for all SEC members"

kirby smart and aggypat have infected this place like the pathogen that david 8 used to take out the engineer's home world

/judgesmails

cdc eltife and hartzell now own this they carried water all day today for snakey we dealt with switzer and took the high road we dealt with sherrill and took the high road no lube v. teaff november 92 and took the high road we dealt with aggy fucking our first move west and took the high road we dealt with aggy doubling down on cheating (FIVE sanctions in 5 years) with rc and took the high road tceh 08 deterding oSu 15 mar 12 yards for every 1st down since then yormark last eyar when does it end?

why is it a must watch i can't even bring myself to watch the full game why do we want to watch their take on it?

we need to say something about the incident saturday night a fair number of surlers disagree with what happened but not me i propose something extremely vulgar "you're not going to fuck us in the ass without lube"

it is so incredibly easy to select "paste unformatted text" before posting however it is seemingly impossible to get people to do this and certain posters vehemently believe they should NOT post plaintext on purpose because they are anointed

with regards to hartzell's letter inre: suspending ticket privileges for the remainder of the academic year, the statement says nothing about identifying bottle-throwing non-students the letter only refers to canceling ticketing privileges for STUDENTS which is interesting "The University of Texas will use all means available to identify those who threw debris on the field and revoke those students’ ticket privileges to all athletic events for the remainder of this academic year." "I expect all UT students to act accordingly out of respect for your classmates, your university, and Longhorns everywhere." No mention of investigation or consequences for non-students

questions start at 4:30

https://watch.longhornnetwork.com/video/706099

this specific call was not accidental or "bad" it was intentional our punishment has nothing to do with safety on the field or off (see: smart, kirby) we are being punished because this incident leaves a permanent marker that can't be forgotten or erased the league can't tolerate markers exposing the fix is in

let's see if we can get the dickbag to actually engage in proper debate @COE please comment on the following subjects - no spinning - no deflecting - stay on topic please 1. SEC-readiness of Texas fans 2. Kirby Smart's vaginal yeast attack over plastic water bottles vs. committing assault on an opposing player on his own sideline and saying he doesn't remember doing it

anyone that has a texaslonghorns.com account with a texas zip code? sure, a few will slip through last night several thousand season ticket holders sold to georgia fans we could at least *try* to limit this

we've been fined but there's a look-at-me thread on it so in order to prevent bifurcation i'll stand down here while reiterating that it appears what we are dealing with is corruption and match fixing, just like in the rig

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if you sat next to, behind or in front of them, please remember to interrogate the actual ticket holders when they show up for florida or kentucky also please report to belmont the seats that ended up in their hands although solvable with technology, until that time, selling to horns is the responsibility of the seat owners if you have the money to buy the season seats you don't need to treat them like an investment vehicle

no afterburners on the b-2

josh, you're asking the wrong questions fuckface the question is, WHAT is it that just means more? common sense? or DOLLARS AND CENTS?

the elephant in the room is that the correct call was made against the wrong team and we have seen it twice in this league in 3 weeks, first for aggy against missouri and last night for georgia against Texas, both times overturning 40-yard explosive plays that's not incompetence, that's FIFA-level corruption

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/41904999/texas-apologizes-georgia-officials-sec-fan-behavior Texas apologizes to Georgia, officials, SEC for fan behavior Texas officials issued an apology Sunday for fans throwing trash onto the field after a controversial pass interference call in the No. 1 Longhorns' 30-15 loss to No. 5 Georgia on Saturday night. "While we deeply appreciate the passion and loyalty of our fan base at The University of Texas at Austin, we do not condone the unsportsmanlike conduct that was exhibited by some individuals throwing objects onto the field during last night's game and sincerely apologize to the University of Georgia players, coaches, and fans, as well as the Southeastern Conference and officiating crew," said a statement from Texas Board of Regents chairman Kevin Eltife, UT president Jay Hartzell and athletic director Chris Del Conte. "This type of behavior will not be tolerated." Trailing 23-8 in the third quarter, Texas safety Jahdae Barron stepped in front of Georgia's Arian Smith and intercepted a pass, returning it 36 yards to the Georgia 9 and giving Texas new life. Officials called pass interference on Barron, however, and the 15-yard penalty was marked off. Texas fans booed the call while watching multiple replays on the stadium's videoboard, and trash started streaming down onto the field from near the student section, stopping play for a few minutes. While Texas coach Steve Sarkisian walked all the way to the 10-yard line to tell fans to stop, staff members and security cleaned up the bottles as officials conferred again. The call was overturned after the stoppage, which raised concerns that the behavior actually helped the Longhorns. "Now we've set a precedent that if you throw a bunch of stuff on the field and endanger athletes that you've got a chance to get your call reversed," Georgia coach Kirby Smart said after the game. "And that's unfortunate because, to me, that's dangerous. That's not what we want, and that's not criticizing officials. That's what happened." In a statement early Sunday morning, the SEC said officials "gathered to discuss the play, which is permitted to ensure the proper penalty is enforced." Early Sunday morning, Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks said in a post on X that he was "disappointed and frustrated" with how the call was reversed. "Disagreeing with a singular call is natural and will happen several times in every football game. I can accept that," Brooks said in his post. "What I cannot accept is the manner in which this specific call was reversed. The official claimed he erred in the call. My question is when did he realize the error? "If it was before the delay that occurred due to fans throwing objects on the field, what stopped him before the head official made the announcement and spotted the ball? I have faith we, as a conference, will learn from this and get better. We must, because in the SEC it just means more." In 2021, the SEC fined the Volunteers $250,000 after fans threw objects on the field in Lane Kiffin's return against Tennessee, where he had formerly coached. Fans threw bottles, cans and other projectiles at the Ole Miss sideline, including a golf ball that hit Kiffin. Tennessee had just been stopped on fourth down after a questionable spot by officials. Texas officials said they will take steps to ensure the incident does not happen again. "We appreciate the support of Longhorn Nation and are confident that, moving forward, we will continue to represent our university with pride and respect," the statement said.

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i've got the recording but i can't stomach turning it on 995ers will shirley have it broken down tomorrow i hope i stand corrected

the officiating isn't bad it's corrupt

can someone without an axe to grind watch the 3rd quarter and compare to the first half on this topic (quinn sux v. o-line sux) i don't have the stomach for it