Folks need to throw stuff on the field until the entire SEC officiating hierarchy goes..

This isn't about my Tide. Alabama blew that game so early I didn't even bother watching the second half. That nonsense was over before halftime. I read about the blown call in that game this morning, and frankly, it’s infuriating—but not surprising.

I’ve watched plenty of games this week and this season, and the officiating? It’s a joke. It’s not just bad—it’s offensively incompetent with zero accountability. I caught parts of the Auburn game, and even though I despise Auburn with every fiber of my being, I couldn’t ignore the blatant incompetence. The officials screwed them repeatedly. Yes, I loathe Auburn, but fair is fair—and the officiating in that game was an embarrassment.

The number of botched, game-changing (or potentially game-changing) calls this season is staggering. It’s unacceptable. These referees need to be publicly reviewed, graded, and held accountable. Mistakes above a certain threshold? Fine them. Fire them. Period.

With the absurd amount of money flooding into college football, there’s absolutely no excuse for this level of ineptitude. Here’s an idea: hire retired military personnel who are disciplined, train them properly, and let them officiate full-time. Or, nationalize officiating—bring in neutral refs from outside the conferences. Something has to change, because what we have now is an absolute disgrace.