Qb Reese

These are not strange.

And Damien, is there anything that you've seen so far from replay that has been extremely frustrating? And we can look back at the QB Reese interception, non-interception that was overturned.

In my opinion, if I were in the booth, I would have said, I didn't see any conclusive evidence.

of the ball without a shadow of a doubt.

Good.

I know it's about closing time here, so, uh, I'll, I'll get on with it, but, uh, I, uh, I hear a lot of talk about this pass interference call, but I haven't heard much talk about the QB Reese interception, which is a reviewable play called an interception on the field and then they overturned it with, uh, I just, you know, never saw the indisputable evidence that they always talk about.

And, uh, the, these refs for these, these games, especially the big ones, ha- you know, the, w- we as fans and we as, we as folks that go to these games and follow these teams, we, we deserve better.

And, and, uh, you know, you, you watch the NFL, tho- those guys are pretty dang good.

Now, Alabama, like Carson was talking about, there was four fumbles by Georgia, and i- in the end, Alabama never got any back up.

The, the QB Reese interception that was called back, I, we never got a clear understanding.

It was a quick review, and Georgia's got the ball back.

You know, I...

And then that, this, this game this past week, like, I'm just like, okay, so you me- you messed up the time, and then you overturned an interception.

I've watched that play, that, that, that Reese interception probably 60 or 70 times, and I can't tell that the ball hit the ground.

Well, again, it's called-

But, but what I'm ...

The QB sneak fumble too on that.

Yeah, I mean, like, you, you go through all of this and you're like, what, uh, is this just human error even though you have a freaking review, or is it something else? Show me the play.

I just want somebody to show me the angle where you can tell that QB Reese didn't get his hands under the football.

Well, what bothered me about it is they looked at it for ...

Bray Hubbard of course got one against Georgia last week.

QB Reese may or may not have gotten one.

Oh, he did.

In Alabama.

And Alabama's got first and goal at the 14.

Where QB Reese interception stands.

Where Ryan Williams is targeting.

That's another first down.

It could be what they're taught in terms of what they're, teach them in indie drill, kind of what they're teaching them from a fundamen- fundamental standpoint.

But if you're saying like them just doing certain things that you're like, "Hey, y'all should be doing this," that could definitely be a coaching, uh, not issue, but do, does that make sense? Because sometimes players are doing exactly what they're coached, right? Like, uh, for example, there's that clip of QB Reese and, and, you know, it looks like he's like a terrible, uh, read right there.

It's hard for us to say necessarily was it or was it not 'cause they might have had something called where they're telling him or they're coaching him, "Hey, we want you crashing like that front and side." Like I would imagine there's a good chance that's the case.

Uh, there, it could be him just d- you know, thinking he knows what's happening and he was wrong, but I think there's also a good chance that they had something called or that's what they were coached up to do in this game plan.