CFB 2022 Bowls Week 3: Final Four
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Stroud has looked wayyyy better tonight. But as a Bucks fan… the things that have killed them all year are already rearing their ugly head.
Georgia has this
Georgia has this
Does it really matter? Heck if TV ratings , and or setting up the best possible title game was most important here, they would have screwed OSU over and put Bama in
Which is rare on those types of plays. Happens all the time and never gets called.
Does any other major program have as much of a potential homefield advantage as Georgia? Get to play in Atlanta for the SEC championship and then a possible playoff game. USC maybe for the Rose Bowl, but I think the PAC championship rotates and is N/A with their move to Big 10.
Nobody falling for this shit, guys. Maybe if you were playing some directional school in week 2.
Xavier Truss at RG for Georgia is a cousin of a friend, so following him for sure. He's been doing a pretty good job thus far.
Georgia may pay for wasting a TO on that try to draw them offside, but either way, I expect them to at least score a FG with 49 seconds left, and put it as 30% or more chance they score a TD
So I couldn't have been more wrong
So I couldn't have been more wrong
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The Arena football people used to say 'Forget about the touchdowns. Those are expected. Pay attention to the stops. Those are everything. Those are the highlights'
The more I watch college football, the more true this is.
It’s not that big of an advantage against other SEC schools or many ACC schools.
Miami when they were good in Orange Bowl was closer to campus I think but a similar thing. This is kind of like LSU in the Sugar Bowl.
Left too much time lol. I don't think OSU planned on scoring in under a minute with no TOs taken.
This is why I have a strong preference for the NFL. I also assume why many love College
What's funny is TCU had 15 possessions, Michigan had 9 stops for no points, and really 10 stops if you include the FG (which was a 3 and out). TCU only scored TD on 5 drives
Of course on the other hand Michigan had 18 drives. Scored on 8, let other team score on 2, and settled for FG 3 times. (plus turned down a FG once)
Interesting. I've never experienced football down there so I just assumed the Georgia folks would end up with 70%+ of the tickets once they hit the resale market.
USC also has SoFi (location of the title game) , Rose Bowl, and the Vegas stadium all pretty close to campus. SoFi and the Raiders stadium will host quite a few title games in the future.
Same with me. I get the appeal for this kind of game but I just prefer the NFL and better defenses.
College scores are inflated because there are a ton more plays due to timing and offense differences. Average NFL game has 150 some plays, B12 is something like 200 plays. You’re going to have more points.
Alabama or Ole Miss or Auburn in the Sugar (against non-SEC or your guys) is the same thing
They don't also get the conference championship guaranteed in their backyard was more my point. At least as far as I can tell. Sounds like it's a non-issue though - take that, Rams & Chargers fans!
Man, people just keep taking the mental shortcut of SEC Uber Alles despite all the evidence in front of their noses
Stroud's arm strength, just casually flipping the ball downfield from a slow trot, is impressive. When every college QB seems to throw it 80 yards, he still stands out.