Official 2022 NCAA Football Thread

Everyone announced. Zeus, cook, Walker, dean, Pickens, cine.

 

So, these stats are insane.

 

They really F’d with the “points allowed” didn’t they lol

 

No. They took away 2 pick 6s and a fumble for a TD, none of which were allowed by the defense.

 

Did they charge them with the PATs? Or those go to special teams?

 

No I’m saying that the graphics F’d with the numbers.

“only surrendered .93 points”

right, because anybody can score .93 points that’s why the board has decimal places

 

That’s per game. .93 ppg in the third quarter.

 

It also says 14 total points in the 3rd quarter. 14 points divided by 15 games is .93 ppg/3rd quarter.

 

I get it, but saying “only surrendered 0.93 points” paints a different picture. It was intentional to make it sound better.

 

Yea, just giving the total point per game would work fine. Dividing it into quarters is just a little silly.

 

College Football's Pass Interference Rules. Informal poll and rant. Does anyone else think the rule is wrong and should be more in line with the NFL? How many drives have been snuffed out and games that were decided over one penalty? Offensive strategies, passing records, reception goals all are made useless and pointless because someone "got beat". That's my rant

 

I like that it is only 15 yards max because there was no guarantee the receiver would have caught the 30 yd bomb in the first place but with NFL style PI, it is automatically awarded.

 

Thanks for the head coach and maybe some transfers UGA, we'll see how it works out for us!

 

I only dislike 15 yards because then when a guy knows he’s toast, it’s the smart play to just tackle the guy before the ball gets there. It would be better if they had two variations of the penalty. Kinda like offensive holding. Tackling an edge rusher on a drop back, sure 10 yard penalty. But holding him on a 3rd and 1 running play, shouldn’t be the same penalty. Just what it is though. Big 10 teams don’t throw down the field enough for pi penaltys to be of much concern

 

DPI should definitely be a spot foul.

 

Huuuuge for next year’s defense. Gonna be very young, so having this guy back as a veteran presence will be massive.

 

William Poole III appears to be coming back to, according to his latest twitter post. Another bit of great news for that defense

 

@dwalden2 the JT Daniels experience is over as he entered the portal today along with reports of Jermaine Burton.

 

Yep. And Stet is coming back, along with Tykee and Beal.

 

whats your thoughts on Stetson Coming back? I love his story, but to be honest Im on the fence about him coming back, and its because Im excited to see the talent behind him develope and play. I'm hoping that Brock V and Gunner will live up to their hype and I want to see it. At the end of camp though if Stetson is the best fit for us I have no problem with him being QB1
I still think Carson Beck will transfer out before next season.