Why do you assume they would be humiliated? They were seconds away from winning at Oregon earlier this year and would likely be a betting favorite on a neutral field.
Texas would give them a game. Maybe Georgia? Maybe.
It is. The CW parent company, Nexstar, is controled by fellow Ohio U alumn Perry Sook. Not sure if Perry is also a Beta Theta Pi brother of Thom.
I don't think there is a really good team in college football this year.
Who has anyone in the Big 10 played out of conference? Oregon squeaked by Boise State by 3 at home, that’s about it. It’s a closed system. They’re all mediocre.
There are only two good conferences. They haven’t played each other, so by that logic neither has played anybody.
This is the problem with the expansion. Conferences are too large and schedules unbalanced. SEC claims they are beating each other yet struggled in their out of conference matchups. If it wasn’t for the rivalry games we wouldn’t see that ACC and SEC played a bit even.
I guess the idea is they’d go for it if the ball was marked closer off an offside. But kicking the FG there is dumb.
TX put a beat down on UM on the road, Bama smoked Wisco on the road, LSU beat UCLA handily at home and lost a close one to USC at a neutral site.
Yeah, but one extra yard makes the difference between going for it and kicking? Doesn't seem right.
The scenario you're hoping for is they jump, you get the snap off, and you have a free play. Works like a charm in the video games, at least.
That was BS to me, the "holding" occurred after the ball's release and the tip. Should have been a DPI call but negated by the tip.
UMass-UConn was actually a really fun game. Tons of action. Tons of scoring. Came down to an onside kick at the end.
Yup agreed, the refs had a shitty sequence every which aay that series! I question why the 2nd official overruled the first closer guy who said it was a TD.
