NCAA FOOTBALL 2024 MEGA THREAD - WELCOME TO THE PLAYOFF ERA

Jeanty is going to clear his overs in the first half.

I was told the playoffs would ruin the regular season.

Sigh. Thank god we won the natty.

vandy was 0-60 against top-5 teams

No, Georgia State is lucky. I'll let you figure out what the difference is.

exactly what i was thinking in real-time

doesn't feel the same as earlier epic upsets as a result

a negative of the new format

11 carries for 178 and 3tds in the first half
edit: 12 for 182 to bring his average down to 15.2 ypc

Huskies have a kicklaaaaah problem

Michigan is BACK!@!!!!!!!

Arkansas went for it on 4th and 1 from the 20 and kicked a FG from 4th and 1 from the 1?

jfc

Lack of confidence in their kicker ldo.

The clock management is so odd at the end of the first half of Arky-Tenn that even the refs want to partake in it.

you can never be too safe

thought Loveland was about to do the griddy

Never EVER underestimate the heart of a NATIONAL CHAMPION!!!!

Michigan literally switched from the worst QB in the Big Ten to the best QB in the same game.

Everyone is royally ****ED now.

I'll never get used to hearing a college player described as "well-traveled."

So glad I was at the gym during Bama game. I would have hammered them live at every juncture, including down 12 with 6 minutes to go. ESPN was showing a 97.8% win rate for Vandy from there, which brings up the question are those projections generic based on teams up 12 with 5 minutes, or is it factoring in who is playing at all. I guess it must be the first. It was pretty clear Vandy was going to have to keep scoring and keep getting first downs to win, and darned if they didn't do it.

Also brings up the stat of lowest ranked/rated teams to beat a #1. My brother went to Vandy and he said the Commodores rolled into Norman one year in the 70's and had #1 Oklahoma beat and the refs just started outright cheating. OU 25-23 over Vandy. I just looked at the box score and the wishboning Sooners had 11 fumbles with 7 lost. That's a problem.

When they hired DeBoar I said let's see what happens at the first totally unexpected loss. If he had lost that thing against UGA and then this, he was done. Not fired, of course, but done in terms of support and keeping the recruiting pipeline awesome. So he's close to done right now. The higher you sail the worse the fall. Saban must have been about 100-0 in spots like this over the last 15 seasons or so. This won't play. It isn't allowed. The Vandy win at Norman wasn't allowed, and the Bama loss to Vandy isn't allowed in a different sense. It was supposed to be one of the worst October lineup of games ever, but didn't turn out that way.

This thread is great.

That might be the record for biggest goalpost shift.

Michigan, what are you doing