Hopefully Oregon lost by enough that a winning Texas and if losing Georgia both stay ahead of them.
CFB 2023 Conference Championships: A thread enjoying five major conference championship games for the last time
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Yeah, I cannot imagine any scenario where Oregon gets in now. The final three (after Washington) are going to be from some combination of Georgia, Michigan, FSU, Texas, Alabama and Ohio State, no matter what happens today.
Thanks. Kind of a weird exclusion given how much can be reviewed in college, but I guess they don’t want to be using replay just to respot for field position if it doesn’t matter for TD/first down.
What if, hypothetically, Michigan, FSU, Texas and Alabama all lose? Two B1G teams make it then to join Georgia and Washington? Please say no
It matters not, this is going to be a massacre, Texas is loaded and with a little help, they'll get into the playoff.
One of my best customers youngest son goes to Texas, so I'm happy for the two of them.
The Father went to FSU; oh boy, that might not end well.
HAHAHAHHAHAAH Sweat just caught a TD pass hahhahahahahah - what a great cap for his Big 12 career.
Quinn Ewers is 11/11 for 167 and 3 TDs in the first quarter but Bo Nix has a 70% completion precentage.
So, yes.
I’m obviously not down with the 411. Turned off the tv last night figuring Oregon had 0%.
Replay rules are a total spaghetti mess where they basically cook up a different rule for every possible scenario.
Let's say you have a similar play except it involves a pass. QB rolls out to his right and he is near the sideline when he tosses a pass to a wide open receiver in the end zone. The covering official rules that the QB stepped out just before the pass was thrown. Replay shows the QB was never out of bounds. Result: Not reviewable, the onfield ruling of the QB out of bounds stands.
Margin of victory helps if Bama wins later. If not it probably doesn’t matter.
We scored 70 in the Big XII championship game in 2005 to put us in the BCS national championship game against USC. Come on guys you can do it again!
This is the best called offensive game since we got fucked out of a title vs Alabama
Agree. This is one of the best games I’ve ever seen Texas play and I’ve been watching Texas football since the early 70s.
I don't know they can hang delay of game on the offense there. They were ready to snap the ball with eighteen seconds on the clock.
I agree that they should have been ready to snap it or call timeout, but that was still a bullshit manipulation of the substitution rules. Ref didn’t let them snap it until there was 3 seconds left on the play clock.
3 of 5 ESPN panelists picked Iowa. They might be the first team to ever have more panelists picking them than points scored.
I mean you should be booted for making anything close to that physical of a block on a kickoff through the end zone