HOLY FUCKING SHIT. USF Receivers gets behind the defense for a 90 yard touchdown. 2 point conversion to tie coming up.
2017 College Football Game Thread - Week 13
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And they get it, with a throwback. UCF was so fucking dumb. With the lead, 2:25 on the clock, and they go for the jugular touchdown, instead of using up the clock.
USF has a minute and a half and two timeouts. That's an eternity in college, with the clock stopping on first downs.
If this were an NFL game, we would have had 9 commercial breaks since the last one. One of the things I love about college football. They keep the flow.
I agree, but you run the risk of UCF deciding to go for 2 and the win instead of having their kicker go for the XP to tie, and I wouldn't put passed any of these coaches to go for 2 and the win, with the defense that's being played.
The Big 12 re-added a playoff game this year: without divisions and with a round robin schedule, they didn't want to chance the top two teams playing each other on consecutive weeks. So consensus pre-season's best teams, Oklahoma, OK St, and TCU, play other teams this week
Whoever said the college game has a better flow on TV than the NFL isn’t watching Ohio St Michigan today. Incessant ads.
Whoever did say that? College games run about a half hour longer than NFL games on average.
Lawrence should just close up football and send those resources to the one sport they're good at. Like the Kollege at Kenmore
It depends on the channel. Fox is by far the worst with commercials. ESPN/ABC and CBS are much better.
Yes, I noticed GA-Tech was about six min ahead in game time vs Ohio St-Mich.
To be fair every Georgia Tech game goes quickly, it's just the nature of their offense. The game length isn't the difference between networks; if there is an injury or other stoppage, Fox is just more likely to jam a commercial in there. Other networks are more likely to stay with the game and let the announcers talk about stuff, or show highlights from other games.
Yammer disappeared last year around the college playoff and hasn't returned. I think he left a bet unpaid, too.
Penn State picked it up before Pitt, too. UNC and the Carolina Panthers use it often as well.
I thought football gave the W/L to the starting QB no matter what, but I could be wrong.
I'm not sure, I was literally asking.
That 3rd down call was beyond woeful. Michigan had about 48 guys in the box.