MichiganCardinal

Was wide open for the first.

Some very anxious bucknuts in Columbus right now. Michigan needs to find 20 points. Might be enough the way the run defense is playing.

Ryan Day learning from last year and going for it on 4th and 1 with the backup QB. Gutsy call.

Oddly enough, it went in M's favor. They got a counter on one of their players. M just had it called on an unidentified assistant coach.

Hard clean hit to save a first down.

No no no. That's their article. We have our own preposition. It's University OF Michigan.

I don't think Michigan got the memo that they were supposed to lose by 20.

TUDDY. Gus sounds sad.

I think he did have it but they were never going to be able to overturn that.

I agree with going for it here. Be aggressive.

Take a drink every time he gushes over them WORLD FAMOUS Buckeyes (who have the same number of football National Championships as Harvard)

The fact that the broadcast crew just acted like it was a good call too........

First drive could have been a lot worse.

You would think a nice way to take that segment would be bringing a foster dog every week that is up for adoption, as a partnership with a shelter where you solicit donations. You'd have to vet the dog obviously (no pun intended) and make sure it's cool with crowds, but that could do a lot of good, instead of just being a dude bringing his dog to every game.

I was feeling gaslit because the targeting was all I could see on the replay and the PBP guy didn't mention it one time. Super slow mo says that this was absolutely textbook targeting too, I've seen way less get confirmed. But yes, I also noticed that if you took a drink every time they mentioned Georgia's playoff implications, you would not have made it alive to the 8th OT.

I actually love this idea. Football is so different from every other sports program, and that's not changing anytime soon.

Georgia in 8. No one will remember the targeting in ten years, but I don't think this game should have gone to OT in the first place.

Everybody and their mother saw it coming there.

They're getting their cardio in just going back and forth end to end of the field. Heading to 7.

Heading to the 6th OT! Can't believe no one has run the ball on one of these conversion attempts. The linebackers are playing so far off the ball.

Tech needs to run the ball. They've had so much success on that draw up the middle.

Questionable officiating is bleeding over to the college game. I don't know how this isn't targeting, and one clip clearly shows an official running in killing the play with the ball on the ground.

Bills/Lions might be a Super Bowl preview by kickoff of that game, at least if bettors know what they're doing.

And if the clock was running, that would be the correct call. 7-2-4-6: Shift Converts to False Start. With the game clock running after the two-minute warning of either half, if all 11 offensive players are not set simultaneously for one full second prior to the snap, it is a false start. If all 11 players get set, and then two players shift without resetting prior to the snap, it is a live ball foul for an illegal shift. Since the clock was not running, I think Illegal Shift was probably the right call. But I still don't think that they were right to stick with it, when at least one official was clearly killing the play before a recovery occurred. Like when they kill a play and the QB throws the ball into the ground so no one hits them, are they supposed to allow that dead ball to become a live ball if it should have been an illegal shift and call that an incomplete pass or a fumble?

Sheesh.