NCAA Football 2023 Season Megathread

Everybody tries, and yet Washington has only given up 11 sacks all year

Michigan D-Line looked absolutely ferocious tonight though, will be the entire game. Don't think Washington will be able to run at all.

Michigan +6.5

42 to tensian

kick the FG now

Trice is absolutely destroying up front. If Ewers was a ball holder he'd be dead.

When was the last time a non-surprise onside kick was successful

At any level

1997?

Auburn is orange wow

should've kicked it 30 seconds ago

What

Warm up your insulin

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weak sauce onside

At this point, they should start trying to line drive their onaide kicks against a return team player. Would have a vetter shot at a ricochet than what they do now

drag your ass off the field

I think like twice this bowl season.

What a dumb ass 15 yard penalty.

trying to lose?

Oh come on, don't go all "Holliday can never win a PAC12 bet" on me now! This is my last chance!

wait what on earth? I left the room, how did the clock not run down to like 5 seconds?

Omg

Wash injury

Always a sweat

They ran a double reverse pass

Injured Wash player meant the clock stopped. Texas declined the 10 second runoff.

dude went down with an injury instead of limping off the field