college football under quarantine

I hope bama smokes em

I’m surprised at what my thread has become.

Clemson lost by more points to a worse team, so they get 4th imo.

I’m surprised at what my thread has become.

fair

but we're here now and still full of hate

Dabo: No regrets about ranking Ohio State 11th
Kelly irked by questions, 'narrative' after ND loss

lol fuck you forever

DaVonta Smith and Najee Harris are just amazing athletes. Its kinda hard to know how good Mac Jones actually is because those two guys are freaking Plastic Man after they get the ball.

OSU is pretty good too, but I don't think anyone has Alabama's depth.

ND played pretty well yesterday and really played a bit better than the scorching they took in the media in the ACC championship game than the score indicated.

Cincinnatti was literally a play away from beating Georgia yesterday. Georgia's defense is punishing and Alabama dropped 40 on them.

Being a homebody this year with everything going on, I have watched a few games this year.

Texas canned Herman, Steve Sarkesian reportedly the top candidate.

Saban produces as many new (or rehabbed) head coaches as he does star players.

Tommy Tuberville gets sworn in and the Capitol’s defense immediately falls apart.

— Bunkie Perkins (@BunkiePerkins) January 6, 2021

bunkie otm

lol

Harbaugh's new contract will pay him a base salary of $4 million in 2021, which will increase to $4.426 million in 2025. He can earn a maximum bonus of $3.475 million in each year of the contract, including $1 million bonuses for winning the Big Ten championship and the College Football Playoff National Championship, and $500,000 bonuses for winning the Big Ten East Division and reaching the CFP.

otoh

Harbaugh had one year left on his initial contract at Michigan, which paid the coach slightly over $8 million in 2020.

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I realize there's a desire to put a local spin on non-local stories, but this seems crass.

Texas and OU leaving the Big 12 and hoping to join the SEC??????

I got to wonder at what point the SEC/Big10/ACC & PAC12 say f-it and just break off and become a 'super league' for football.

i wonder when conferences are gonna start kicking schools out. why share football money with vandy et al

Vandy's a charter member, so there's probably some bylaw that makes them untouchable. But I get what you mean.

Ole Miss Rebels coach Lane Kiffin preaching accountability to team after losing 30 pounds in offseason

#leadership #america #bocaratonbowl

clemson rushing vs. georgia: 23 attempts, 2 net yards

should be an exciting mercer vs alabama game today

mercer beat (checks notes) 'point university' 69-0 last week, so i'm sure they'll give the tide all they can handle

they will divide the SEC into 8 divisions so the good teams don't play until the 4 championship games

Nice win for the Ducks over the Buckeyes, but it was very strange and a bit unnerving to see more than 100,000 people packed together, screaming non-stop, and not a mask in sight. Remember when choir practice was considered a huge super-spreader risk?

looks like ND will pull off the upset

kind of alabama to let mercer score twice (seriously)

nice win for oregon

lol irishes

fuck texas amirite pp

Yeah. Good luck in the SEC when you cannot beat the middle of the pack over there.

Sophomore QB Connor Bazelak was pretty impressive last night against UK. He pretty much kept them in the game by himself. He plays really smart and has some accuracy, pulling off some really impressive passes on 3rd down keeping drives going. I would not be surprised if down the line Bazelak will follow fellow Tigers Blaine Gabbert and Chase Daniels into a long fruitful career as a Sunday afternoon clip board holder.

Missouri sophomore...

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 2, 2021

i don't mean to support the alternative, but: lol texas

aggies are kinda gigging alabama right now

Watched quite a bit on Saturday.

Penn State is better than Iowa, not by much but some but after their starting QB Sean Clifford went out so did their passing game.

Ironically a grad transfer from Penn St. Will Levis had the game of his life for UK against LSU last night. Levis can run really well for his size.

I had no doubt Texas would blow that lead yesterday as no lead is safe in the Big 12 as apparently defense has been outlawed in that conference.

UK probably has their biggest game since Bear Bryant was coaching next week at Georgia. It would be worth the LOLs if they won to completely turn over the SEC apple cart as it would guarantee Kentucky will lose to Vanderbilt or Tennessee in a couple of weeks. That said, UK does have some talent that will be playing on Sunday on this club especially on the O-line and defense. They got a couple skills guys that could also end up in the big leagues too.

a&m’s qb impressed me late in that bama game

Georgia's defensive front is top notch. I've seen pretty much all the good college teams once this year, no one is going to push those dudes around. I think the only team that beats them is going to have to get turnovers from G's offense or be able to throw the ball really well.

lol penn state

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cursed image

that was easily one of the stupidest sporting events i’ve ever watched

Met dr4ke l0nd0n's parents fying out of lax. So nice i want usc to win now.

wow, blasphemy

Iowa State and OK state was a good game. Did not mind Gundy getting beat there as that dude seems like a serious douchenozzle.

Iowa State's QB is a pretty good college QB, perhaps a future coach or clipboard holder as he plays really smart. They got a WR and a TE that look like they maybe got the skills to play in the pros too.

Playing QB for the Indiana Hoosiers should come with some hazard pay. For the second time this year they pretty much got their QB killed making an awesome throw. Poor Mike Penix I don't think is going to survive playing for Indiana and that dude has a really good arm and some skills. Jack Tuttle got smashed by about 600 pounds of Buckeye roid rage earlier tonight.

Ryan Day with the beard even looks more like a jerk. I hate the f'n Buckeyes and hope (but doubt) that the Wolverines kick their ass.

That Zach Harrison is a f'n beast, dude is like 6-7 and runs crazy well for his size. Hard to believe that dude is only 21.

Iowa St unsportsmanlike conduct pen was nuts

I think that last spot on the first down might have been a bit of even up.

Yes, and same player caught the TD pass. Just an insane call over the mildest celebration.

Football officiating was always flawed but I think they make shit up all the time.

Last night in that Niners/Colts game there was a punt and the guy from SF kicked it into the end zone, if the Colts fell on it was a free ball but they said when the guy got ahold of it and they tackled him in the end zone it was a touchback and not a safety.

That seemed just wrong from anything I have ever known as once the receiving team touches it is a live ball as far as I have heard since I was a kid.

Once he touched it in play, it's a live ball and he picked it up and got tackled in the endzone.

I still just don't get that one, but the ref talking head said it was so. What do I know...I've only ref'ed intermural flag football in college. :)

Yeah I saw that. So if a guy fields a punt on say his own 5 and runs back into his own end zone it comes back out to the 20?

Usually that would be a safety. I think the issue was possession, but why is it a freeball with the touch and yet when he was tackled in the endzone (not downed) was it not a safety. If he kicked the ball through the endzone it is a safety and I would think it would have been a TD.

We are not the only fans that noticed this odd ass ruling.

Well the ruling on the field stands. And I'm charging all of you a timeout.