Official 2023 NCAA Football Thread

My wife actually dips her fries in mayo

 

Tens of people attend those games

 

6tds. Who is this moss guy!!

 

They're meaningful to the coaches for recruiting and for extra practice leading in to next season. So they say. They're also getting game game experience for backups and it's probably also meaningful to the players maybe playing in their last game ever before they go on to life after football.

As far as fans, they can put it on their resumes to bolster their professional credentials.

 

Must be nice.

https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2023/12/michigan-football-arrives-hungry-to-lawrys-beef-bowl.html?outputType=amp

 

Good game to watch, unlike this mess with Mizzu & Ohio State so far.

 

Hasn’t gotten any better…

 

I like defensive games

 

Yea. If the defense can score.

 

Doesn’t have to be a high scoring game to be a good game.

And any game OSU loses is a good game.

 

I would agree with your 2nd statement...

I agree with both actually. But on a bowl game I want more.

 

Enjoyed that.

 

Media will be making excuses for OSU without a doubt.

 

Been an interesting season. But, I'll always be Go Ducks!

It's nice to see Ohio State and Oregon State lose a bowl game though.

 

I can’t believe they allowed Ohio State to play in a game without their season starting QB or without the greatest receiver to grace the planet with his presence, MHJ. Gasp.

 

I’m excited for the opt out bowl today

 

I can hear them already. 3rd String QB, best receiver opted out, etc etc. QB didn't look good, but neither did his line.

Meanwhile Mizzou exploited the run game effectively to wear them down. It's exactly why Michigan is set up the way they are.

 

In the eyes of ESECPN: damned if you do, damned if you don't.