NCAA FOOTBALL 2024 MEGA THREAD - WELCOME TO THE PLAYOFF ERA
Just 8 days until Florida State plays Georgia Tech!
A lot happened while you were away:
Texas and Oklahoma joined the SEC
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OK so...17-7 Vandy mid 3rd as a 2 td dog... at what point do they start being taken seriously?
beating Georgia State would be a good start
absolutely brutal call gives ISU a touchdown against WV
B12 saw the ACC refs cheat for Miami and were like "hey, that's an awesome idea, we should do that too!"
That is the stupidest horsecollar call I've ever seen against Vandy. Literally all jersey moving in the opposite direction the penalty is supposed to be about.
Just a terrible call
Hopefully Napier doesn't regret not going for 2, which I think is the right play there.
Yep, not going for 2 is on the long list of bad decisions by Napier.
Oregon should've had 50 players on the field not 12 on the penultimate play. Burning the time is way more important than the 5 yards
Un****ingbelievable that day just wouldn’t stop calling pass for no reason and ****ed himself out of a gimme win
Oregon should've had 50 players on the field not 12 on the penultimate play. Burning the time is way more important than the 5 yards
would that draw an unsportsmanlike? great strat if not
Oregon should've had 50 players on the field not 12 on the penultimate play. Burning the time is way more important than the 5 yards
hard to believe that is actually the rule
Un****ingbelievable that day just wouldn’t stop calling pass for no reason and ****ed himself out of a gimme win
in years past they would run it and miss the field goal. passing is def correct there.
no idea
i recall an NFL team straight up tackling the WRs at the LOS in a similar situation on the goal line
would obviously be bad here since that's a big enough penalty to make the FG feasible again though
