Speedgrade frame rate issue when loading reels. EDL from Premiere CS6

We have a short film, cut in Premiere (time base in sequence is set to 23.976 and display format is set at 24fps) I imported the EDL into Speedgrade for coloring. My Speedgrade edit settings have a base frame rate of 24fps and the option "both edits have current base frame rate as set above or within the EDL itself" is selected. However when I go to load reels from desktop I am getting an error that says "some of the reels do not match your current frame rate." In turn this is causing our exported Quicktime (TIFF uncompressed at 24fps) to not sync up with our audio back in premiere. It looks as if we are missing frames.
Is this an EDL issue with Premiere? Or is it a Speedgrade frame rate settings issue? Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Some details on the project:
Shot at 4K on Red Scarlet, at 24fps. Edited in Premiere CS6.
Premiere Settings:
Editing Mode: Custom
Timebase: 23.976 frames/second
Display Format: 24fps Timecode
Speedgrade Settings:
Timeline FPS: 24fps

aaronfronk wrote:
Shot at 4K on Red Scarlet, at 24fps. Edited in Premiere CS6.
Premiere Settings:
Editing Mode: Custom
Timebase: 23.976 frames/second
Display Format: 24fps Timecode
Speedgrade Settings:
Timeline FPS: 24fps
I don't have had problems if the frame ratio is the same in all process, and in this case it isn't. If the Scarlet footage is to 24 fps, why to use 23.976 in Premiere?

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