NCAA Football 2025

I’m not sure of the exact rule wording. But my understanding is if the ground helps you catch and maintain control of the ball, it would be incomplete.

It didn’t look like the ground helped maintain control on that catch. The ball can touch the ground, as long as the ground doesn’t help you control it, even if the ball moves during the process.

Some ref subjectivity can be involved.

Well only a couple hours until I get to see how Florida can disappoint me.

I’ll consider it interesting in FSU can cover. DeBoer’s seat might burst into flames if he loses.

Brock Purdy II >>>>>>>>> Arch

Edit: Unfortunately the rest of the team is still Nevada

This aged poorly

Milroe 2.0?

Just turned on Bama/FSU and lolbama.

Iowa State kicker just made a 63-yarder

Always fun to see Bama take an asswhipping.

If Florida was in the ACC theyd be a lock to make the playoffs.

Man this is gonna be a crazy year

i was told Arch Manning was a generational talent

i was lied to

so much for all that Heisman hype being jammed down our throats all summer long

oh, and that tush push was something else

I came.

ODU gets another long td run, now within 13 with 5:00 left.

Technically they do not have to win, just keep it within 24...

Bama severely lacking in WIM since Saban left

Do you mind, sir? I'm trying to watch my terrible team here.

On the bright side, yelling at our QB in my Montgomery Burns voice will never get old.

Points!

Saban left becuz his monopoly on cheating was over. This is a different landscape now. Everyone can pay players now. Not just the major cheaters. Alabama is gonna have to truly earn it on the field now just like the rest of us. This is what equality is all about. There is no guarantee Alabama will be ever be relevant again. The college football world should be rejoicing this fact every single day.

oops

Alabama is in the South. They will always be relevant unlike Nebraska.

Also hilarious a Michigan fan is calling Alabama cheaters. I'm not a fan of any team, but that's pretty rich.

Like I've said before, fake scandals like stretchgate, burgergate, or signgate don't move the needle. Real cheating has always been illegally paying recruits, loading up rosters with 4-5 star players. That's the real competitive advantage that translates to victories and championships. Everyone who has been paying attention over the last 2 decades knows that Alabama's entire program was built on illegally paying players. That's how they became relevant in the 21th century. That advantage is over now. Now they're gonna have to earn it. And it ain't gonna be easy. Now they're stuck in new landscape where their starters can get their ass beat in all game by Michigan backups.

Lol, roll it back one season and you just perfectly described your own team.

FSU fans are sweating now.