...served as a little refresher to Freeman that the conference corruption that killed us last year is still very much alive and well. You can't even call this an integrity problem, because integrity is doing the right thing when no one is looking. That's not the case with conference corruption -- the Big Ten refs and the SEC voters in the committee kept their teams in play even when EVERYONE could see what they were doing.
They are beyond shameless. The conferences don't even need the clock to have any time on it. They'll literally add a second to an already-over game just to keep their team alive.
The theme this off season has been "leave no doubt", because last season told us how the conference will use any means necessary to take care of their own. I was somewhat concerned the vitriol that ESPN, the SEC and that committee deserved may have cooled off since December. I hope this game rekindled that vitriol for MF. We might need it.
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