It was reviewed and the call upheld. The rules say a tie goes to the receiver and felt Williams should have been down by contact with possession when they hit the ground. Call didn't go that way. Alabama failed to capitalize on so many other chances there's no way one can point to that call and say it cost them the game. If anything, the decision to run a gimmick play and not to go back to Richardson after he'd just run for 24 yards was the bigger problem. Sure, if it works, everybody says, "Great call", but after both interceptions, McElwain and Saban chose to go for the long ball and the kill rather than just run the offense. Neither play worked and we ended up off schedule with 2-and-long then 3-and-long. That limited the play-calling options and ultimately lead to the long field goal attempts. I don't disagree with the strategy some have suggested of punting and letting the defense try to shift field position either.
LSU's a championship-caliber team. They don't need anybody else's help.
I was too busy suffering heart failure watching Oklahoma State survive a horrendous performance and self inflicted mistakes to be taken down--literally--to the very last second on the clock by K-State, who failed to get into the end zone for once. OK State committed 4 turnovers and Justin Blackmon decided he was going to fumble through the end zone--AGAIN 
--as he was diving in for a touchdown that would have put O-State up by 10 and given some breathing room. Douche. Apparently they had a second earthquake in OKC during the post game. It may have been a 5.0 according to some folks on the radio. I had to go out of town for a business meeting. 2 earthquakes in OKC and I miss them both. The one in the middle of night last night was a 4.7. 
I just saw it. LOL! The USGS is reporting it as a 5.2. Damn....I hope the Madrid fault isn't getting ready to go off.
