10/3-10/5/24 CFB games (other than PSU)

[LB99]

I like that Missouri lost also.

 

[PSUQbKeeper]

It's sad but I'll get over it.

maybe they should write the score on their big stupid rock

 

[Tom McAndrew]

So looking at the most recent AP Rankings:

1. Alabama lost to Vanderbilt
2. Texas had a bye
3. Ohio State beat Iowa
4. Tennessee lost to Arkansas
5. Georgia beat Auburn
6. Oregon beat MSU
7. Penn State beat UCLA
8. Miami is losing to Cal
9. Missouri lost to Texas A&M
10. Michigan lost to Washington
11. USC lost to Minnesota
12. Ole Miss beat South Carolina
13. LSU had a bye
14. Notre Dame had a bye
15. Clemson beat FSU
16. Iowa State beat Baylor
17. BYU had a bye
18. Utah had a bye
19. Oklahoma had a bye
20. Kansas State had a bye

So 4 in the top 10 lost, and 1 in the top 10 is currently playing and losing. A pretty wild weekend in CFB

 

[ILLINOISLION]

AND KU lost their 5th in a row, all blowing late 4th quarter leads. Tonight it was Ariz St scoring with 16 seconds left in the game.

Fudge!

 

[mmp121]

Christian Driver is a WR for MINNY. . He transferred there from PSU and is the son of former NFL WR Donald Driver. Was Christian really not good enough to see the field at PSU?

Franklin prefers Fleming (the fish that got away) over the one he had in hand...

 

[Marshall2323]

um fails to win. That’s a shame.

Conner Stalions please come home.

 

[Marshall2323]

tennessee fails to win. That’s a shame.

Crazy weekend. 50% of teams that played...lost!

 

[mmp121]

Cal on top of Miami 35 to 10 with 8 minutes left in the 3rd.

 

[mmp121]

Miami drives down the field in 5 minutes, scores a TD, goes for two and makes it. 35-18 Call still on top. How will Cal respond?

 

[mmp121]

Cal drives down the field and gets held to a FG. 38-18 with 14 minutes left in the 4th quarter.

 

[mmp121]

Doesn't seem like anyone in ACC is playing D. Miami drives down the field, gets a TD. 38-25 Cal with 10:28 left in 4th. Feels like Miami may complete the comeback.

 

[PSUQbKeeper]

surprising non targeting in the Cal vs Miami game

 

[WanderingSpectator]

Twice in two weeks Miami is the beneficiary of controversial calls.

 

[PSUQbKeeper]

Twice in two weeks Miami is the beneficiary of controversial calls.

yeah man I really think that was targeting, that sucks for Cal, you can say that they folded and let Miami come back but that call is literally game changing

 

[ILLINOISLION]

yeah man I really think that was targeting, that sucks for Cal, you can say that they folded and let Miami come back but that call is literally game changing

Yep that non-call on the obvious targeting took the game from Cal and gave it to Miami.

 

[PSUQbKeeper]

what a ****** way to end a great day of football

 

[CDLionFL]

ESPN didn't do the viewer any favors by only showing a couple of replays of that targeting. I'm 95% sure it was targeting but there's that 5% part that needed to see at least one more look to see if maybe the initial point of contact was the shoulder and then the head, which would then render it not targeting.

But at some point this season the ACC Replay Center won't be there to bail out the Canes.

 

[WanderingSpectator]

ESPN didn't do the viewer any favors by only showing a couple of replays of that targeting. I'm 95% sure it was targeting but there's that 5% part that needed to see at least one more look to see if maybe the initial point of contact was the shoulder and then the head, which would then render it not targeting.

But at some point this season the ACC Replay Center won't be there to bail out the Canes.

They didn’t do a good job on the pass over the line either. I think it was legal, but it was close.

 

[ILLINOISLION]

They didn’t do a good job on the pass over the line either. I think it was legal, but it was close.

It was legal based on the rule in effect today but I think the rule sucks. It should be if ANY part of the body is past the LOS it’s an illegal forward pass.

Just my humble opinion.