Missed pass interference, lack of discipline send Kalen DeBoer into rage as No. 6 Alabama loses to No. 2 Georgia

DeBoer was living on the Alabama sidelines, storming onto the field, throwing his headset and screaming at the officials. 

But that was nothing compared to what happened on the ensuing Georgia series.

It was there that freshman defensive back Dijon Lee was flagged for a post-whistle, 15-yard penalty that gave Georgia a first down and all but ended the game.

As Lee came off the field, DeBoer could be seen screaming in Lee's face and appeared to tell him that he cost Alabama the game with his penalty. 

It is not hard to understand his frustration, especially as it relates to the missed pass interference call. That was a game-changing play that should not have been missed. It was not a bang-bang play; it was not something that needed ultra-slow-motion replay to see. It was obvious. It was obvious in real time, and there is no excuse for officials to miss it.

His frustration with the post-whistle penalty is also understandable, but even if it was a selfish, costly play, Alabama still needed to do something with the ball if it had made a stop with little time remaining on the clock. Maybe it would have. But given that Alabama had just three second-half points, that is far from a guarantee.