Florida fans, media members call out blatant missed calls in first half of Georgia game
By SDS Staff
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Florida trails Georgia 13-3 at the end of the first half. Many Gators and media members are wondering if the score might be closer if not for some missed calls. Two big issues being raised by the UF camp: missed holds by the UGA offensive line on Florida defensive linemen (particularly Adam Shuler) and the inexplicable “call stands” decision on the replay review of Lawrence Cager’s catch.
Here’s a sample of what people are saying on social media:
Shuler has been getting held the ENTIRE game
— Jake Winderman (@jakewinderman) November 2, 2019
Shuler got held??
— Jerry Jr. (@JBreezyII) November 2, 2019
Did the refs misplace their flags? I mean Adam Shuler is being held closer than my son held on to his snickers bar on Halloween.
— Jacquie Franciulli (@JacquieFran_) November 2, 2019
Adam Shuler is being held every play. It's blatant. Not being called.
— Thomas Goldkamp (@ThomasGoldkamp) November 2, 2019
Shuler being held….. No call
— MadGator84 (@MichaelDriehurs) November 2, 2019
Watch Shuler #88 on defense. Pads are basically coming off he’s getting held so bad. Florida offense can’t keep them off the field either. Lots of bad for the Gators
— John E. McDonald (@McDonaldJohnE) November 2, 2019
Shuler just held again on that pass rush. So blatant hands outside the pads
— Brian Windsor (@briwindsor) November 2, 2019
That’s an inexcusable replay call.
— Will Miles (@WillMilesSEC) November 2, 2019
I’m loathe to blame officials. It’s a tough job. But that replay review was bullshit.
— Will Miles (@WillMilesSEC) November 2, 2019
https://twitter.com/SeattleJay3/status/1190731572233695232
LMAOOOO @SECOfficiating HOW MUCH THEY PAYING YOU??????
— Tay (@tayruf) November 2, 2019
Need an explanation @SECOfficiating
— Dan Thompson (@DKThompson) November 2, 2019
LMAoO @SECOfficiating y’all a joke
— N-E-L-L-Y (@TCNELLYbackup) November 2, 2019
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