Official 2021 NCAA Football Thread

Was it though? Because it never looked competitive and then it definitely didn’t end that way in any metric.

 

Smith-Njigba from OSU with an insane 347 receiving yards.

 

Best game of the season so far.

 

It was fun to watch, but OSU struggling to beat Utah showed why they didn't need to be in the top 4.

 

Was it though? Looked like the WWE.

 

I'm liking this Miss Baylor game. Hitting hard and making the other work for points

 

Check out the opt-outs for OSU, and they still won after handicapping themselves in the first half.

Were you not entertained?

 

Absolutely fun to watch, like I said. But I think most of the opt outs for OSU were on offense, like receivers. I could be mistaken. And offense was not OSU's problem.

 

Baylor and Ole Miss is a better game IMO.

 

Another FG miss by Miss. You gotta hit those in a D game like this one.

 

They were just spotting them two quarters, as opposed to whole games from what we have seen in other bowls.

 

OK State was down 21 points to the guys with the pretty gold helmets with one minute left in the first half.

 

And Jackson comes through the Ole Miss line and steamrolls the QB. Looks like the SEC will need LSU to win to get above .400 in bowl games.

 

Guaranteed.

 

I never trust the mullet.

 

Alabama is head and shoulders above the rest.

 

I’ll juice Georgia to win by 9.5 then.

 

Looks like the Bulldogs are favored by 3 early. You should get your $ down before it changes.

 

Yep, I’ll wait to find the value, might be Georgia -13.5 or something.

 

The posts I see from Michigan players lead me to believe a lot will be returning and not opting to go to the NFL early.

Normally I would be saying "Roll Tide" but I think this season I think I'll be rooting for GA. It would be pretty iconic to have the Bulldogs as champions for Division I since we have another set of Bulldogs as champions for DII.