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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if the refs put a second back on the clock and BYU pulls yet another miracle out of their ass, I will convert to mormonism
2 yds short of being that guy at work.
Took a screenshot of me at the ‘98 Army/ND game when a mediocre Davie ND team needed a last second FG to win (top/center arms raised). Son is a freshman at ND/Holy Cross, so house is divided tonight. Go Army!
I think I forgot that we were in the same building that day. Games still close 14-7 ND.
A loss is still very much in play
UK averaged right at 14 pts. a game in their 8 SEC tilts, with a high of 20. 1-7 record. Looks like they'll finish 15 So weird that they beat Ole Miss, but that is what Stoops is known for, able to slug it out with some of the big boys.
I wonder how many other FBS teams had a high of 20 in conference this year, or averaged less than 14? Stoops is remarkable in his 8 bowl games in a row, impossible for UK, but his offense just so often is lame.
I won’t be confident we are winning til we are up 5 tds
IMO Okla is giving us a tease but it will be Auburn who blows the two score lead in the Iron Bowl.
Really enjoyed that
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OU has so many WRs hurt (and just had another one get hurt) that they are turning Jackson Arnold into a RB and it's... working?
ND finally gets a timeout right and gives them a free review.
OF course we run the ball with 14 seconds left in the half.
For near end of the first half situations, coaches that are truly terrified of an interception would do better just to spread the field and run up the middle against the prevent. They should take the yards instead of rolling out the qb who's told only to throw if he sees a busted coverage.
Poor punt vortex in the Bama and Auburn games almost simultaneously.
