This picture is excellent for your argument. So is the other one on the tigerdroppings website of someone 'pushing' a defender in the back on the Julio play. Only two things though:
1st: This is about a half a second after Julio touches the ball. Julio and Peterson touch the ball at almost the exact same time (on my HD TiVo and 55in LG) . Yet this picture does show your guy in possession before going out of bounds, so congratulations, however, Julio touching the ball before Peterson has possession (possession is not the exact same millisecond it touches your hand), means the ball is incomplete.
2nd: Watching the video of Julio's touchdown at full speed you can clearly tell that there was no push, again you benefit from a still frame shot, but the video gives you a feel for the true nature.
Now when it comes right down to it,
this game has a very long history of very bad calls. ie matt caddells obvious catch a few years ago, in fact 3 calls that game that were overturned by the the Replay official. Karma sucks, i get it. it stings man, I know. Take off the gold and purple glasses and ask yourself truly how many holds you saw your offensive line get away with, and why Peterson looks down at Julio's feet a split second before their feet 'accidentally' get tangled.
I oersonally have had enough of the debate. We are college football fans in the South. God himself could have been the referee and some of us would still argue. Your team might have had a little bad luck on some calls, my team had some bad luck on non calls in the end I say Roll Tide mister Tiger man, thanks for the fun, my heart was pounding and I loved every minute of it.
BTW,
I am thinking of petitioning the SEC to be the first conference to eliminate officials on the field. Lets have them with hundreds of camera angles sitting on the sidelines with the best equipment money can buy.
