Week 10 College Football Gamethread
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The Ole Miss and Auburn receivers are making incredible plays on passes that probably shouldn't be thrown
JMDurron, I kind of agree with you and I kind of disagree. I don't think Auburn can run the table, but I'm not sure it's because of how they are playing, so much as who they have to play. I mean, it's just a murderer's row of teams. But, they are the real deal on offense, and Marshall could win the Heisman if they do win out. They are the kind of team that just seems to find ways to win games, and sure, some of it may be luck, and it isn't always pretty, but they are tested, much more so than most of the teams in their way.
And just as I'm typing that, an easy pick 6 by Ole Miss turns into a first down for Auburn. Sometimes the ball just bounces your way.
And just as I'm typing that, an easy pick 6 by Ole Miss turns into a first down for Auburn. Sometimes the ball just bounces your way.
It's time to start thinking about next year for Stanford. Is Ryan Burns any good? Ugh. I think they may still win Big Game and go to a shitty bowl, but man, my low expectations for the team were if anything overly rosy.
Damn, easy first down if they just run the ball up in the middle. The play was there, but Marshall just short armed it a little. Huge stop for Ole Miss.
Fucking Razorbacks. Fourth and goal from the 3 and they run it up the middle against the leader in red zone defense and get predictably stuffed. Probably game set match for them. Miss. State will probably survive.
This could very well be Auburn ball. He clearly didn't get the ball over the goal line. Question is whether or not his knee was down when he fumbled.
If any part of the body is down besides the feet or hands, he's down. So, horrifyingly, shouldn't he be down where his lower leg hit the ground and probably broke?
It's not helmet to helmet because he was a runner, not a receiver at that point. No defenseless rules on runners.
Yes, it was legal. He was tackled from behind by the waist, nowhere near a horse collar.
Nothing wrong with the call at all on that play.
Yes, it was legal. He was tackled from behind by the waist, nowhere near a horse collar.
Nothing wrong with the call at all on that play.
Broken fibula, likely tibia, mangled ankle ligaments.
Lauge Hansen PER stage 3/4 if people are really interested and have way too much free time…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSBojP_xZBo
Terrible. Talk about a crazy change of events after what seemed like a great play.
Lauge Hansen PER stage 3/4 if people are really interested and have way too much free time…..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSBojP_xZBo
Terrible. Talk about a crazy change of events after what seemed like a great play.
So fucking dumb by Arkansas. So fucking dumb. Instead of rushing to get a play off, use a fucking timeout or spike the fucking ball. Instead, you scramble up to the line, everyone's juices are running a mile a minute, and you throw an interception on an underthrown ball. Give the guys a chance to fucking think about what they are going to do. They are not experienced enough in the two minute drill to do that shit.
So many feelings for Treadwell. One of the most fun kids to watch play in CFB.
Big win for Auburn. Gutsy.
Big win for Auburn. Gutsy.