Another big day of College Football with the obvious two headline games fresh off of Washington's pounding of Stanford last night.
Usually you don't have this by October 1, but after today we're going to have a pretty good idea of the teams that are going to be the real contenders for the playoff. The ACC will have the Louisville-Clemson winner, the Pac-12 has Washington or maybe Utah, the SEC and Big 10 each have the 3 teams who all play each other; The Big 12 needs a Baylor or WVU undefeated run; and Houston. That's about a dozen teams left on 10/1.
How is Wisconsin an 11-pooint dog?
It was offsides i believe, but yes, even those 5 yards could have cost them
I think that’s the case with all college sports. College basketball is the same way, so many unbelievable endings in the tourney. The cinderella story/underdog always shows up more than once.
Maybe most exciting...
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is easily the beet sport ever. I know there are a lot more games, but you see so much wild shit every week
Maybe most exciting...
Isn't that why we watch? For the excitement?
I've been to a ton of NFL games, super bowls, playoff games, huge regular season games. Also been a ton of college games, including a bunch of non ND big games.
Not one NFL atmosphere could even hold a candle to atmospheres like the Clemson-Louisville game tonight. Even last week Tennessee-Florida was a better atmosphere than I've ever been at for an NFL game.
It's just such a great experience going to a college football game.
I've been to a ton of NFL games, super bowls, playoff games, huge regular season games. Also been a ton of college games, including a bunch of non ND big games.
Not one NFL atmosphere could even hold a candle to atmospheres like the Clemson-Louisville game tonight. Even last week Tennessee-Florida was a better atmosphere than I've ever been at for an NFL game.
It's just such a great experience going to a college football game.
I think the atmosphere is what makes college sports. I am not a rah rah guy at the game, probably why I enjyo professional sports games more.
If I don't get married or have kids in the next few years, i'm going to pick a couple year stretch and just go to a huge college football game every weekend in the fall. I have so much fun going to college towns for a weekend and seeing a huge game. Tennessee-Florida last weekend was just an amazing weekend.
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Whoeever takes him number 1 or 2 is going to have buyer's remorse.
"injured"
If I don't get married or have kids in the next few years, i'm going to pick a couple year stretch and just go to a huge college football game every weekend in the fall. I have so much fun going to college towns for a weekend and seeing a huge game. Tennessee-Florida last weekend was just an amazing weekend.
Your plan makes me very jealous.
Carolina deserved that game. They got a safety taken away from them on a BS spot. FSU's defense is atrocious. Clemson is going to carve them up...
That was complete bullshit...
I love turnover filled games too.
Yep. Sure does. Is that turnover number 4 or 5?
If Louisville wins, the heisman is over and it looks like Louisville has to take down Houston for the final 4.
Pervis Ellison vs. Hakeem Olajuwon. Who would have thunk it?
But I do hope Louisville and Houston, smaller time teams, get into final four and give their best.
Go Louisville!
Tough to see both Louisville and Houston both make it. They play each other later in the year.
In a game like this where I have no rooting interest, I pull for whichever team is behind.
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Watson looks pretty good to me.
Yep. Sure does. Is that turnover number 4 or 5?
#5 by my count.
Oh sorry, I thought you said touchdown, not turnover.
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Watson looks pretty good to me.
Yep. Sure does. Is that turnover number 4 or 5?
#5 by my count.
Oh sorry, I thought you said touchdown, not turnover.
Could be the same number for each.
I want OT. Don't want this game to end
Yup, obvious PI
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Hell of a game to watch though.
Btw was at a bar - what was justification for saying that int where the ball clearly hit ground in end zone was in fact a int?
Btw was at a bar - what was justification for saying that int where the ball clearly hit ground in end zone was in fact a int?
Problem is what happens if you have a 1-loss A&M team that's beaten Tennessee but only fallen to an undefeated Bama? Washington wins out? Too many permutations left.