Tuscaloosanews.com (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
By Chase Goodbread The Southeastern Conference will not issue a public statement on a controversial incompletion from Alabama's 24-15 win over LSU Saturday on which Tigers cornerback Patrick Peterson made what appeared to be an interception along the visiting sideline, but was ruled out of bounds.
Larry Brown Sports (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... up 21-15 in the 4th quarter, Greg McElroy threw a pass that appeared to have been picked off by Patrick Peterson on the sidelines. The referees reviewed the play but decided he was out of bounds. Here’s a replay of the Patrick Peterson interception video that was screwed up by the refs : Andy Staples at SI took a picture on the sidelines which shows Peterson got...
And The Valley Shook (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
Ole Miss DE Greg Hardy has a broken wrist, out for season - ESPN Greg Hardy, when healthy, is one of the 5 best defensive players in the SEC (along with Brandon Spikes, Eric Berry, Rolando McClain, and Patrick Peterson, with apologies to Eric Norwood and Rennie Curran). He has had precious little time healthy in the last couple years. No one likes to revel in the misfortune of these young...
Get The Picture (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... directed at instant replay official Gerald Hodges for not awarding an interception to LSU’s Patrick Peterson against Alabama, the fact is the play was originally side judge Dean Waite’s call to make… Waite is in his first year in the SEC after working in the Sun Belt last year. Steve Shaw , who has worked six BCS bowl games and is widely considered one of the best referees in the...
The Times-Journal (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... of about two days’ pay.The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn’t find the “indisputable video evidence” needed to overturn the call.Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed a...
KansasCity.com (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... two days' pay.
The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call.
Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed...
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... of about two days' pay.The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call.Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed a...
San Diego Union (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... of about two days' pay. The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call. Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | 11/12/2009
... of about two days' pay.The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call.Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed a...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
... of about two days' pay.The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call.Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed a...
MSNBC.com (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
... of about two days' pay.The latest controversy arose when officials ruled that LSU defensive back Patrick Peterson did not have possession of the ball inbounds on a play that might have been an interception. The instant replay official didn't find the "indisputable video evidence" needed to overturn the call.Public relations issues started before the season, when the SEC imposed a...
And The Valley Shook (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... TD catch off a screen pass untouched, that wasn't the officials doing, that was the LSU defense. Patrick Peterson 's non-interception was a key play, but not nearly as big as LSU's failure to get two yards on 3rd and 2 up 15-13. If LSU converts there, maybe they can put together a drive, or at least give the defense a much needed breather. Instead, LSU punted and then Julio Jones...
And The Valley Shook (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... not at all influenced by television or camera angles or replays, because I have not seen any yet: Patrick Peterson is an absolute stud. He tied up Julio Jones the whole game, whenever they were matched up on each other. If there's a better corner in the country, I'd like to see him, but not in a game in which we're playing against him. His cramping problems could well have made the...
The Clinton Administration (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
... the receiving end of the key call in question last week in its 24-15 win over LSU. LSU cornerback Patrick Peterson appeared to intercept a pass on the sideline during the fourth quarter. But it was called an incompletion on the field, and the replay official didn't overturn it. Alabama retained possession and moved into position for the clinching field goal. "If it was an interception,...
And The Valley Shook (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009
... place from which to judge officiating. I certainly did not see with my own eyes whether or not Peterson's catch was in-bounds, but the evidence seems pretty conclusive that it was, and that the replay official had plenty enough evidence to make the reversal. As for other calls, I just don't know. We played hard. We played them even until injuries mounted. In particular, the injuries to Jordan...
