We're going to get to the final verdict brought to you by the law office of Joseph A. Simon coming up in just a little bit here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050WTK online at the Big 1050.com, but maybe I'll just use this segment to render a verdict on college football officiating. And I know we, we talk and focus a lot about how bad or incompetent or whatever term you want to use officiating

is in the big 10 well it's not it's an epidemic and it's not just a big 10 problem it's an

epidemic across college football and i'm sure most of you know what i'm talking about right here

which is there were two games involving the two teams from the state of alabama that

that had some atrocious officiating. But the two in the Auburn

game that were bad and that were judgment calls, though. I mean, the guy got his jersey

yanked and there was no flag called whatsoever and it was blatant. And then they called an

offensive pass interference where there was no offensive pass interference whatsoever.

There's still technically judgment calls, even though they were bad calls and bad judgment,

there's still judgment calls.

It doesn't take away from the incompetence that the big that the officials have across

the landscape of college football.

But the one in the Alabama game, in the Alabama, Oklahoma game, Alabama is down, what, 24 to

three or whatever it was, and they scored a touchdown.

Williams had an unbelievable touchdown.

To get his foot in, the catch, it was absolutely ridiculous.

And it was a phenomenal catch.

And they throw a flag for illegal touch because the guy that made the catch was covered on the line of scrimmage.

So most of you know what that means, right?

You have a certain amount of people have to line up on the line of scrimmage.

And if you are not the last guy that's on the line of scrimmage, you can't go down and catch a pass.

Which is why you'll see the receivers and the tight ends. They're looking at each other. You're on the line. I'm behind

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