Meatchicken in a battle with the Bloated Bielemas
11/19/22 College Football games (non-PSU) thread
- Thread starter Tom McAndrew
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Michigan and TCU both currently losing. Both games have a quarter to play though. It'd be awesome if both held up.
Beilima did or said something or called someone with the B1G during halftime.
I hate rooting for a Bielema team but today I will make an exception.
I thought Illinois should have punted there. Try to pin them deep and stuff them with your D.
Baylor was more concerned about burning TCU's timeouts than they were about getting one lousy first down. It amazes me how late game strategy often blows up.
That decision by the Baylor qb on 3rd down cost them that game. The tight end was standing uncovered for a first down and the qb tucks it and runs instead of risking a very easy pass. The very definition of playing to lose.
Who runs the ball on 3 and 7 with 22 seconds left and no timeouts? TCU does, that was beyond risky.
I don’t understand why Michigan would have went for it on 4th down that close to the end zone with 4:30 left on the clock. I would have kicked the FG, let my defense get a stop, and hopefully have enough time to March down in FG range again. At the very least if Illinois scores you’re in the same position you were.
It was a fourth and 4 and their offense was clicking. They should have had a touchdown on that drive, had a pass dropped and missed a wide open man.
And just like clockwork, a penalty on a key Illinois third down.
Good job, refs!
Good job, refs!
With how the referees have held up play this year until substitutions are completed, I was wondering why the Baylor team was rushing out there so quick to line up.
At what point would referees hold things up vs. throwing a flag?
What! A holding penalty on a key series late in the game benefiting Michigan? Who could of predicted that!
Didn't Michigan run a pick play on 4th down to get the 1st down?
Ha, the pass interference call that only goes one way
And there we go, zebras getting to work for UM
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