I'll back that 100%. I know the logistics are tricky but you can't have various officiating cultures thought college football that then come out to play a role in how the national championship game is determined.I watch all of our losses eventually.
I've not yet rewatched the 2010 Iron Bowl (three national titles, but never got around to it).
Or that one. I may never watch that one again.
Look, I give Clemson credit. Had they LOST that close of a game not a single soul in this country would have made a Buffalo Bills comparison.
But I feel like Whitey Herzog after the Don Denkinger call and the meltdown in the 1985 World Series. He did an interview with The Sporting News and in essence he said: "Look, it'll go down as they beat us, okay? And they DID outhit us, they outpitched us, they outscored us. But we STILL should have won the damned thing." He further went on to note that the problem (at that time) was you should NOT have AL and NL umpires, you should only have MLB umpires - he pointed out that with an AL ump behind the plate, the AL pitcher had a different strike zone than the NL guy. And I watched what he was talking about and have to agree. That problem is gone, now, but that's part of the problem with the officiating.
I mean, Big 12 officials aren't exactly up to speed on how legal blocking works....
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