CFB 2023 Week 13: A thread rising up to the challenge of its rival
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They deserve it.
They ran away from Texas, whining all the way. They looked the gift horse in the mouth.
LOL yeah they should have stayed hooked on to Texas and wound up left at the altar by them and Okie like everybody else in the Big 12. They can suck in the Big Ten and still make tons of money and have security in the best conference for eternity.
Mizzou up 17-0 in Fayetteville. He's a real nice guy and in the top 10% of best humans who's a D1 CFB head coach, but Pittman has to go. Players doing well with NIL but that's because of businesses and not him, IMHO.
GameDay showing clips from old Michigan-Ohio State games. Down by 2 in 1974, Michigan’s Mike Lantry missed a 33-yard field goal and Ohio State won 12-10. There was some controversy/question on whether actually made the kick. I didn’t know this part, but Reese Davis mentioned Joe Paterno did color commentary on that game and was one of the people who argued the field goal looked good. We gotta lot of old fans in here. Anyone else watch the game and have thoughts?
I did see it and did think it was as likely good as no good. You'll find a few YouTube videos, but the picture quality is so crummy, it doesn't tell you much.
https://umgoblue.com/2022/11/the-game-michigan-vs-ohio-state-football-looking-back-1974/
Lantry had a good career; but Bo did have a track record of having weak kickers; lot of criticism of him not recruiting them aggressively, using walkons, etc.
That’s wild. I always thought the most embarrassing call an official could make is missing an extra point or field goal.
That INT was totally on the QB and not Harrison. The announcer claiming that Harrison could have fought for that seems like some sort of weird bias. That was simply a bad throw.