College Football - Week 7 (Oct. 15)

[UMFan83]

I thought when Michigan blew that 13-0 lead in about 2 minutes of game time that would flip the momentum. But they were just too good on both sides of the ball to let Penn State do anything. Good W.

 

Boy that Illini game gets more daunting every week

[NOLA]

The Vol offense can’t be stopped.

[Andy]

I thought when Michigan blew that 13-0 lead in about 2 minutes of game time that would flip the momentum. But they were just too good on both sides of the ball to let Penn State do anything. Good W.

 

Boy that Illini game gets more daunting every week

I would love to be wrong but if Michigan's biggest test in the next 6 weeks is Illinois then there will be two B1G teams in the playoff.

[UMFan83]

I thought when Michigan blew that 13-0 lead in about 2 minutes of game time that would flip the momentum. But they were just too good on both sides of the ball to let Penn State do anything. Good W.

 

Boy that Illini game gets more daunting every week

I would love to be wrong but if Michigan's biggest test in the next 6 weeks is Illinois then there will be two B1G teams in the playoff.

 

I think that’s only true if ND wins out and Michigan is the team that wins that game and the Big Ten. Big Ten appears to be down this year, Michigan played a really bad non-conference schedule as we all know so they have a hard argument as a 1 loss team that didn’t play in their conference title game. A 10-2 Notre Dame gives OSU a top 15 win and an argument, along with their dominance this year to make it.

[CubinNY]

I thought when Michigan blew that 13-0 lead in about 2 minutes of game time that would flip the momentum. But they were just too good on both sides of the ball to let Penn State do anything. Good W.

 

Boy that Illini game gets more daunting every week

That was a statement win.

[NOLA]

It’s time I’ve ever seen a video review when the refs lost track of what down it was.

[CubinNY]

Young is very good.

[gflore34]

What a BS PI call for, of course, Saban and Alabama, at best should have been a no-call.

[soccer10k]

It’s time I’ve ever seen a video review when the refs lost track of what down it was.

 

Yeah, I don’t know what took so long. They showed the sequence of events on the broadcast and the review still took at least another minute. They were verifying that he was short on 4th down too but he was like a full yard short so even that should have been quick.

[NOLA]

I don’t know if Tennessee holds on (or if the refs screw another BAMA opponent) but they are one of the best teams in the country.

[CubinNY]

College football is so much more entertaining and enjoyable than pro football.

[Andy]

I don’t know if Tennessee holds on (or if the refs screw another BAMA opponent) but they are one of the best teams in the country.

They'll get a crack at Georgia either way and if they win that they'll see Bama again. They're sure fun to watch.

[Andy]

I thought when Michigan blew that 13-0 lead in about 2 minutes of game time that would flip the momentum. But they were just too good on both sides of the ball to let Penn State do anything. Good W.

 

Boy that Illini game gets more daunting every week

I would love to be wrong but if Michigan's biggest test in the next 6 weeks is Illinois then there will be two B1G teams in the playoff.

 

I think that’s only true if ND wins out and Michigan is the team that wins that game and the Big Ten. Big Ten appears to be down this year, Michigan played a really bad non-conference schedule as we all know so they have a hard argument as a 1 loss team that didn’t play in their conference title game. A 10-2 Notre Dame gives OSU a top 15 win and an argument, along with their dominance this year to make it.

UM over OSU or not, a 10-2 ND would help them because it would mean Clemson and USC take losses.

 

There's a nightmare scenario where ND goes into the USC game basically determining whether USC or Michigan goes to the CFP.

[Andy]

Bryce Young is so stupidly good. Might actually be worth rooting for Carolina to lose out.

[NOLA]

Bryce Young is so stupidly good. Might actually be worth rooting for Carolina to lose out.

So much better than Hurts or Tua. Love Hooker too.

[NOLA]

:shock:

 

Tennessee getting the calls.

[NewUserName]

SEC needs to have reviews for PI. Seems like they miss a lot of easy ones and call ones that ghry shouldnt

[soccer10k]

:shock:

 

Tennessee getting the calls.

 

You mean the PI on the pick? I thought it was a little soft but the right call. Bailed out a bad throw though.

[soccer10k]

How did that FG go through? That looked awful and like it was going to be 10 yards short. Plus it bounced at the feet of someone just behind the uprights.

 

Hindsight is 20:20 but should Bama have just run the ball on 3rd and 10 to kill the clock and kick the FG with 3 seconds left? You’re not getting that much closer with 20 seconds left. Tennessee might still call a timeout but then they only have one left.

Edited October 15, 2022 by soccer10k

[gflore34]

The Evil Empire goes down, very good, need someone else to knock them off. If the second loss is the SEC Championship Game I'm not so certain the selection committee still doesn't find a way for Alabama to make the playoff. So, that second loss has to occur before the SEC Championship Game. Edited October 16, 2022 by gflore34

[NOLA]

:shock:

 

Tennessee getting the calls.

 

You mean the PI on the pick? I thought it was a little soft but the right call. Bailed out a bad throw though.

I’m not saying it was a bad call, just that those usually never go against BAMA.

[gflore34]

:shock:

 

Tennessee getting the calls.

 

You mean the PI on the pick? I thought it was a little soft but the right call. Bailed out a bad throw though.

I’m not saying it was a bad call, just that those usually never go against BAMA.

 

They did get a gift PI call leading to the score before they scored on the fumble. I get what you mean as far as calls against their defense.

[CubinNY]

Down goes ND.

[Andy]

I would love to be wrong but if Michigan's biggest test in the next 6 weeks is Illinois then there will be two B1G teams in the playoff.

 

I think that’s only true if ND wins out and Michigan is the team that wins that game and the Big Ten. Big Ten appears to be down this year, Michigan played a really bad non-conference schedule as we all know so they have a hard argument as a 1 loss team that didn’t play in their conference title game. A 10-2 Notre Dame gives OSU a top 15 win and an argument, along with their dominance this year to make it.

UM over OSU or not, a 10-2 ND would help them because it would mean Clemson and USC take losses.

 

There's a nightmare scenario where ND goes into the USC game basically determining whether USC or Michigan goes to the CFP.

LOL JK Notre Dame horsefeathering sucks so bad they're not determining anything except how many assistant coaches get fired after this horsefeathering disaster of a season. Marshall and Stanford are two of the worst teams Notre Dame has ever lost to and Freeman managed to pull it off within a five-week span.

[bukie]

Halfway through the conference season, Illinois leads the Big Ten West, and Wisconsin is in last place.

 

What year is this?