2024 NCAA Football Thread

[Deleterious]

I remember the good ol days when I could turn on a game and immediately recognize who was playing based on their uniforms.

[casimir]

6 hours ago, Deleterious said:

Only a handful of games today and the network still has Oregon St and Boise St kicking off at 10AM local time.

I thought I saw that Oklahoma State at Colorado was a 10am local start, too.  Why?

[casimir]

6 hours ago, Deleterious said:

I remember the good ol days when I could turn on a game and immediately recognize who was playing based on their uniforms.

You sound like an old man.  You also sound like me.

[Deleterious]

 

[Deleterious]

2 hours ago, casimir said:

I thought I saw that Oklahoma State at Colorado was a 10am local start, too.  Why?

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[MichiganCardinal]

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.

 

 

[gehringer_2]

2 hours ago, Deleterious said:

 

triple overtime.

[MichiganCardinal]

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

[MichiganCardinal]

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.

[MichiganCardinal]

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

[MichiganCardinal]

11 minutes ago, MichiganCardinal said:

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

Everybody and their mother saw it coming there.

[MichiganCardinal]

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.

[romad1]

That was an incredible game.  Georgia is a fraud. 

[Hongbit]

Very interesting model detaching football from the rest of the athletic department and essentially giving it their own AD.  There are many programs that would benefit from this structure.   

 

[casimir]

10 hours ago, MichiganCardinal said:

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.

 

 

I was so focused on trying to find the ball that I hadn’t even considered that to be targeting.

I will say, I am quite appreciative that the TV PBP guy (name escapes me) reminded us 4,934 times in the final couple of minutes of regulation and all of the overtimes that a Georgia win would clinch them a playoff spot.

Edited November 30, 2024 by casimir

[casimir]

1 hour ago, Hongbit said:

Very interesting model detaching football from the rest of the athletic department and essentially giving it their own AD.  There are many programs that would benefit from this structure.   

 

So is this just another step in football splitting from the other sports?  Or, shall we say that the other sports will soon split from football?

[casimir]

12 hours ago, Deleterious said:

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I forgot the golden rule.  The answer to all your question is money.

[gehringer_2]

22 minutes ago, casimir said:

I forgot the golden rule.  The answer to all your question is money.

All your Denarii are belong to us.

[MichiganCardinal]

2 hours ago, Hongbit said:

Very interesting model detaching football from the rest of the athletic department and essentially giving it their own AD.  There are many programs that would benefit from this structure.   

 

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

[MichiganCardinal]

1 hour ago, casimir said:

I was so focused on trying to find the ball that I hadn’t even considered that to be targeting.

I will say, I am quite appreciative that the TV PBP guy (name escapes me) reminded us 4,934 times in the final couple of minutes of regulation and all of the overtimes that a Georgia win would clinch them a playoff spot.

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.

 

 

[Deleterious]

Herbstreit already has another dog there?  Jesus christ.  

[gehringer_2]

3 minutes ago, Deleterious said:

Herbstreit already has another dog there?  Jesus christ.  

Not a dog owner?

[Deleterious]

6 minutes ago, gehringer_2 said:

Not a dog owner?

Love dogs.  Hate people that bring them everywhere though.  

[MichiganCardinal]

12 minutes ago, Deleterious said:

Love dogs.  Hate people that bring them everywhere though.  

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.

[gehringer_2]

3 hours ago, Deleterious said:

Love dogs.  Hate people that bring them everywhere though.  

No, I just meant that when people lose a dog it’s usually swear off for life or have another immediately, not so many in between.