NCAA football

Predictions?

Michigan 27

TCU 24

Georgia 38

Ohio St 27

K State regrets calling a TO to try to get the ball back when Alabama was 2nd down inside their own 5 with 50 sec left with TOs left.

posted by mhs95_06

K State regrets calling a TO to try to get the ball back when Alabama was 2nd down inside their own 5 with 50 sec left with TOs left.

Moronic. They don’t call that timeout it’s 14-10 at half

If you are being aggressive to get the ball back it means you somewhat trust your defense….so kick the FG and make it 14-13 and trust your defense with 1:00 left to hold them or hold to a FG.

Resembles the Pitt/UCLA game yesterday (high level obviously)….Pitt took the field goals.

The most important thing for me in the 2022 bowl season happened last night with the Kings of Ohio beating Wyoming! With the minor side effect of that inspiring me to celebrate until 4:30 a.m. and now having to turn things around for another bit of all-night partying.

But that was one hell of a great catch in OT to win the damn thing!

posted by Heretic

The most important thing for me in the 2022 bowl season happened last night with the Kings of Ohio beating Wyoming! With the minor side effect of that inspiring me to celebrate until 4:30 a.m. and now having to turn things around for another bit of all-night partying.

But that was one hell of a great catch in OT to win the damn thing!

We’re you partying with the announcers during the game by chance?

In spirit, at least!

Pathetic attempt by Michigan to try to convert 4th and goal at the 2 after a time out to get it straight!

posted by Ironman92

We’re you partying with the announcers during the game by chance?

I didn’t watch the whole game but watched the highlights, thought the barstool concept was interesting.

Michigan… interesting 4th down call…

Michigan can lose by 80, don’t care but I’m so tired of not taking the 3 points when it’s right there. Michigan doesn’t trust their defense???

Take the 3

Not enough mustard on the out throw and not enough lead of the receiver to foil the route jumper from getting a pick 6.

Has anyone successfully ran that Philly Special play since the Eagles did almost five years ago? I feel like I’ve seen it numerous times since and always end up failing. 

Will TCU be similar to KState today and wilt after they got a good lead?

posted by mhs95_06

Will TCU be similar to KState today and wilt after they got a good lead?

Potentially

When you gain possession of a pass inbounds when you are already down, aren't you supposed to spot it where possession was gained?  And not, were you were when your bady was dow n before the catch.  I think UM was robbed of a TD!

Michigan was robbed…horrid camera angles and he initially bobbled it.

100% TD

Official are quite bad so far

posted by Ironman92

Michigan was robbed…horrid camera angles and he initially bobbled it.

100% TD

Official are quite bad so far

Not a wise use of a timeout by TCU on 3rd and 10 on their side of the 50 and a 12 point lead!

Michigan QB having a very bad day!  Running game stinks from that first good play on.

How about letting that play stand as payback for the unwarranted TD takeaway in the first half!

TCU wastes all 3 of their 2nd half time-outs.