Georgia football fans throw trash on the field after controversial review benefits Alabama
Georgia football fans were so irate over a replay review in the National Championship Game that benefited Alabama that they threw trash on the field.
Things got testy in the National Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia when a controversial replay review went the Crimson Tide’s way.
Officials ruled that Stetson Bennett fumbled on a play when he was trying to throw the ball away, giving Alabama the ball in the red zone.
When the ruling was announced, some Bulldogs fans did not take it well. They pulled a Tennessee and threw trash on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium
Georgia football fans threw trash to protest replay call for Alabama
Ruling of a fumble recovered by #Alabama's defense is upheld, and Georgia fans are throwing trash on the field. Tide takes over at the Bulldogs' 16-yard line.
— Charlie Potter (@Charlie_Potter) January 11, 2022
Some photographers on the sideline even got hit by projectiles.
Georgia fans just threw multiple bottles on the field. And dumped full beers on photographers in the end zone after that call. pic.twitter.com/FnYJG9AjrY
— Emily Van Buskirk (@Emilnem) January 11, 2022
That kind of behavior wasn’t okay when Tennessee fans did it against Ole Miss in the fall. And it’s definitely not okay to do it on the biggest stage of them all.
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