Official 2022 NCAA Football Thread

once again...

 

That overturned TD decided the game. But, unfortunately a lot of other plays were made after that too. TCU showed up. Michigan didn't.

 

I guess I don't care who wins tonight. Be good to beat Georgia, but we owe Ohio State an ass whoopin for 2014

 

Go Georgia

 

That was a fun game especially the second half

 

Now it’s time for the Dawgs to get after that ass!!!!!

 

Michigan actually showed up then. The non-TD decided the game...outside of the numerous plays Michigan left on the field, of course.

 

It looked like the ball was short of the goal line when his ass hit the end zone. Is that a touchdown?

 

It was over the goal line. And if nothing else, it certainly wasn't "indisputable evidence." But even the announcers and rules analyst stated it was a TD.

 

Ohio State not exactly rolling over for Georgia. The "toughest conference in football" SEC hasn't exactly fared too well in the post season so far.

 

Georgia out there looking like Michigan

 

Crazy spectacular TD play and pass by the OSU QB.

 

Hey it’s not over yet but damn my buckeyes are looking good but can they last all 4 quarters though? We shall see….. O-H

 

If the line can protect Stroud, they'll probably be ok. He struggles under pressure, but he's lights out other than that.

But also:

OH-JA-BO

 

I agree with the replay analysts. Anyway, the difference IMO was the decision by Michigan to go on 4th down and goal on the first drive of the game instead of taking the points and the TCU D stuffing Michigan. Completely changed the game.

 

Damn turf monster

 

I don't, but I digress. Not to mention the targeting call (or lack thereof). But the SEC officials were just terrible in general. They got better in the 2nd half, but the questionable calls kind of went both ways so outside of the TD and targeting call, it was relatively even.

Completely agreed there too. If it was 4th and 1, I could see going for it, but it was from the 2. Changed momentum. Not counting countless other plays Michigan left on the table. They gave it a hell of a try at the end though. But it also looked like the offensive line took the night off. Credit to TCU too.