The committee is probably praying for that.If scUM rolls tonight vs PU and LSU keeps creeping closer to UGA during the second half, does the "Committee" avoid controversy by:
1. Michigan
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. TCU
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And just after I typed that LSU lays a turd on 4th down.If scUM rolls tonight vs PU and LSU keeps creeping closer to UGA during the second half, does the "Committee" avoid controversy by:
1. Michigan
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. TCU
Georgia is staying the number 1 seed, if they win. PU is not a strong enough opponent to matter.If scUM rolls tonight vs PU and LSU keeps creeping closer to UGA during the second half, does the "Committee" avoid controversy by:
1. Michigan
2. Georgia
3. Ohio State
4. TCU
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Georgia goes for two. Nothing like rubbing it in. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.
Agree but it was getting interesting midway through the 3rd
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This Nussmeier kid is impressive.
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Except, since when has a Kelly coached team in Div-1 played well in a championship or playoff game?
I can’t pull for um. I’d rather see a f*ck us of epic, unimaginable proportions than pull for um. Hell, I can’t even watch it.
I actually turned it on. Gun Boy is playing for um. For f*ck’s sake. um sucks.
Back to The Empire Strikes Back.
Back to The Empire Strikes Back.
Considering they didn't actually beat Illinois and are starting a guy facing a gun felony....eff them. I'd rather they lose by 3TDs and we go to Orlando than root for a felon.
For anybody who considers references to "referines" or blatant officiating mistakes that always seem to favor Michigan a conspiracy theory, allow me to simply ask why such things always occur in Michigan games...why not Minnesota games (only remember ONE )? Why not Arkansas games? Always Michigan.
The Purdue TD they HAD to correct...they were just called out on national TV. LOL
)? Why not Arkansas games? Always Michigan. The Purdue TD they HAD to correct...they were just called out on national TV. LOL
For anybody who considers references to "referines" or blatant officiating mistakes that always seem to favor Michigan a conspiracy theory, allow me to simply ask why such things always occur in Michigan games...why not Minnesota games (only remember ONE
The Purdue TD they HAD to correct...they were just called out on national TV. LOL
I’m sure it’s all just a misunderstanding.
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For anybody who considers references to "referines" or blatant officiating mistakes that always seem to favor Michigan a conspiracy theory, allow me to simply ask why such things always occur in Michigan games...why not Minnesota games (only remember ONE
The Purdue TD they HAD to correct...they were just called out on national TV. LOL
How did the left side line judge miss that to start with?
The ball was 90% in the blue of the end zone.
Three calls on the field already corrected upon review. At this pace this game will interfere with the NFL kickoffs tomorrow!
So is there something wrong with various TV's, both at home and elsewhere, or is there a very recent trend of stadiums flickering the lights in one manner or another after each score? Maybe I missed it elsewhere, but I think the first time I ever noticed it was during South Carolina's upset of Clemson...and I figured they must always do that for home games since I never watch South Carolina football...but now I see it everywhere, and even in conference championship games. LOL
Purdue found soft spots in the secondary and making um pay for it. Down almost on the 10 yard line already.
It’s the latest obnoxious stadium gimmick thanks to LED lighting.So is there something wrong with various TV's, both at home and elsewhere, or is there a very recent trend of stadiums flickering the lights in one manner or another after each score? Maybe I missed it elsewhere, but I think the first time I ever noticed it was during South Carolina's upset of Clemson...and I figured they must always do that for home games since I never watch South Carolina football...but now I see it everywhere, and even in conference championship games. LOL
So is there something wrong with various TV's, both at home and elsewhere, or is there a very recent trend of stadiums flickering the lights in one manner or another after each score? Maybe I missed it elsewhere, but I think the first time I ever noticed it was during South Carolina's upset of Clemson...and I figured they must always do that for home games since I never watch South Carolina football...but now I see it everywhere, and even in conference championship games. LOL
I think Bama had it first. I think it sucks on TV. Maybe it's like being at a rave in person? Or I could be old. Is 40 old?
Which is why I think scUM is vulnerable against a team like TCU and PSU vulnerable against Utah.
that's a good resolution. I suspect they were being roasted on social media.
it does make you wonder what genius in their marketing department had worked through all the possibilities, and decided that holding the tiebreaker the day before the live competition was a smart way to resolve things before a live audience.
I wish we could have gotten Chuck Sizzle out of the portal.
Brohm has a stout offense. They have lapses where they are ineffective, probably talent related, but they have played great in some big games.
No, they’re terrible…I know that because I read it here.
Good point...but I have only ever heard of a stout defense...refreshing to hear about a vaunted stout offense.
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