2016 College Football Week 3: In which Miami goes to Appalachia
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Big Ten officials just missed the most obvious pass interference call you'll see all day.
Edit, behind the line of scrimmage, so just holding actually.
Edit, behind the line of scrimmage, so just holding actually.
This may be a controversial idea, but if I was U$C, I'd think about maybe covering the guy who had 3,800 all purpose yards last year.
In each of Bama's first three games, the play in the trenches on both sides of the ball has resembled the rugby scene from Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. If they play a team who can hold their own on the line, then yes, the Tide's weakness at the skill positions can be exploited. Until then, however, it's going to be ugly -- remember, the officials basically gave Ole Miss 7 points in the first half by ignoring that cheap shot on Hurts, and without that TD, this game is a laugher in the second half.
OU got away with one of the bonehead drop-the-ball-before-it-crosses-the-goal line moves. I can't fucking understand why these idiots keep doing that. It's seemingly becoming more frequent, and reminds me of the suicide discussion in The Tipping Point.
Gooners look pretty mediocre.
Edit - which isn't to say the Brutus doesn't look pretty good, because they do.
Edit - which isn't to say the Brutus doesn't look pretty good, because they do.
OU looks plenty talented on the offensive side, but prone to stupid mistakes and "choking." Dropped passes, taking stupid sacks outside the pocket, missed easy field goals, etc. They've left 7-10 points out there.
ND is being absolutely blown out. I didn't expect Michigan State to be very good, let's hope I'm wrong and it isn't just ND being really bad,
Just an unreal play. I had never seen a receiver catch the ball against a corner like that live until tonight.
Buechuele knocked out, fuck.
Edit: doesn't mater, Chris Warren just murders another Cal defender for a TD.
Edit: doesn't mater, Chris Warren just murders another Cal defender for a TD.
Texas can't tackle or cover anyone on defense. This game won't end until 2:30 a.m., I'm going to bed.
Alabama had a 45-6 stretch in 27 minutes today, also on the road, and Louisville has made a nice case for themselves so far also. OSU has been super impressive tonight though, obv.
I said this on FB, and my brother pointed me to this one:
http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=13623984
Gentleman's agreement between UT/Cal not to try in the second half until the 4Q to make it look like semblance of defense.
While trailing 50-43, Texas punts with 2 minutes to go when facing a 4th and 10 at their own 20.