Official 2018 NCAA Football Thread

38 21 now. Games almost over.

 

Holy Stanford.

 

Ducks got hosed on the non pi call

 

Oregon fans still sitting in the seats thinking "what happened?".

 

Last I checked it was 35 seconds left with Stanford at their 40... ??? looking now

 

And on the non-touchdown pylon kicking call. Led to the bad snap and scoop score by Stanford. I fucking hate pac12 refs

 

Fuck Stfndro. That is all.

 

Yeah, i know his actual Heisman chances are a long shot. The only thing he really has going for him is the "best player on the best team" thing.

He's only played half games until last night, though he still hasn't seen a 4th quarter yet. He likely won't play a full game until November, if then, unless Saban changes how he uses him. I think he'd have a great shot if he was playing more. Oh well...

For one, he's not as good/accurate as Tua, so seeing them back to back makes him looks worse by comparison. He looks about the same to me as last year, but he's playing in mop-up time when we're more concerned with chewing clock than we are with putting up points.

 

Was the correct call though....as much as I don't want it to be. The pylons are considered out of bounds and soon as touched the play was dead. Ball hadn't crossed the goal line. Oregon lost the game on their own mistakes after that point.

PAC-12 refs do blow though. This wait till under 5 seconds on the play clock to review a play is getting old too. Especially when it saves a team a time out on a drive near the end of the half (like in the UW v ND game two weeks ago)

 

Didn’t see that, tuned in pretty late, when Oregon was trying the run out the clock just a bit before the fumble.

 

It’s Tennessee week. Thanks guys.

 

Newest SEC shorts vid. Definitely not their best one(IMO), but posted for your viewing pleasure.
https://youtu.be/a5K9Rd2_iB8

 

Preface: We haven't gotten a large enough sample size to properly analyze Tua. Therefore, Heisman chances should be very low, if at all. Yes, he has performed, yes he is accurate and quite an athlete. However, until we see him play from behind I dont think anyone can honestly say he is the best player in College Football.



With that said, and I'm not sure how much it matters, but, supposedly he has the highest QBR in the nation.

 

Excuse me, sir.... He played from behind on the road at Ole Miss last week. Within just SECONDS he and the Tide faced their largest deficit of the season. Steely-eyed Tua didn't flinch, marching his team down the field in just three plays to even the score before using the remaining 58 minutes 39 seconds to punish Ole Miss for insulting the Tide by taking the lead in the first place.

Like the meme says: Don't score first on Alabama, it just pisses them off. Also, don't score second. That pisses them off, too.

 

C-A-T-S CATS CATS CATS

 

Saw this and had to post in here

 

I saw that the other day, fairly accurate....especially according to this thread, HAHA