CFB 2023 Week 2: Texas at Alabama
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There’s a wide gap between sitting on your hands and storming the field against one of the dregs of P5 football.
Does Syracuse storm the field after beating BC?
I’ve lived in Colorado for the last 25 years and had a kid at CU for the last 6. The fact that you don’t understand what a big deal it is to the community and students is on you, not them.
Of course it is subjective. Your opinion is also subjective. Go yell at the clouds some more.
Dying on a hill for CU to not storm the field against an ollllllllld Big 8 rival, eso since CU has been utter shit for more than a decade, is bizarre, Ale.
It’s not like a Colorado has never won anything. A split national championship. That’s more than a lot of teams.
What happens when they beat a real team and not corn.
What happens when they beat a real team and not corn.
If their opponent was even halfway decent, I’m not even asking top 10, I would feel differently.
Shedeur Sanders is legit. Second humongous game in a row. And he did it this week when it didn’t come easy. Kid showed real moxie.
Shouldn’t they be called Charleston Northern then? Another thing that doesn’t make sense today.
But it was against Nebraska, so it shouldn't count. Actually, it's even a strike against him that he had to play in this game against corn. If he was a good QB, his coach would have benched him to keep him fresh for the real games.
I am curious what the record is for a team after a field storming
Has to be below .500 I think
SOSH college football conversations
- All the best teams playing each other in the regular season is bad for the sport. It's all about regional rivalries.
- Why would students care about beating their regional rival? CU/Nebraska is just like the Dolphins/Jets or BC/Syracuse
UVA had a 4th and 20 and a WR wiiiiiide open but the QB overthrew him. JMU wins in comeback fashion, 36-35.
Canes-aggy very close. aggy started strong but fading in the first half. Canes better than I expected.
UVA had a big pregame ceremony honoring the murdered players. Put their numbers on the stadium, unveiled monuments, etc. Very emotional. Players balling their eyes out. Seems almost cruel to expect everyone to turn off those emotions after effectively another memorial service and go play football.
The program is dogshit these days, but still.
Watching the TAMU-UM game, and maybe it's just a sign of how far off the competitive chart Miami has fallen in recent years, but it looks like the stadium is 3/4 full.
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I'm torn here. I want the cows to lose because of the old SWC days and I want the sabans to lose because Alabama.
He can link up with the guy who thought Devers laying on the field for 1.72 seconds was the most egregious and embarrassing thing in baseball history.
