[F32Fleet]

Georgia secondary playing like garbage today.
LB:s aren't playing much better. Awful awful awful

[M3WC]

Bama rolling all of sudden. Back to back wins over ranked opponents, another win over number 10 Ole Miss. Looks like they control their destiny. Win out and beat Georgia in SEC championship to get in playoffs.

Pac 12 defenses are a complete joke.

[BMWILUVU]

Originally Posted by M3WC

Bama rolling all of sudden. Back to back wins over ranked opponents, another win over number 10 Ole Miss. Looks like they control their destiny. Win out and beat Georgia in SEC championship to get in playoffs.

Pac 12 defenses are a complete joke.

Dallas Turner should have been thrown out of the game and suspended for targeting the LSU QB. If the game isn't going well for your team, you can't be allowed to just takeout their playmakers. The news media saying this was a legal hit is full of hsh!t. First of all, it was a penalty and the QB had already let the pass go so right off its not legal. Second of all, he lead with his helmet hit the facemask and chin and slammed him into the turf. Thirdly, he turned after making the hit clearly knowing he did what he did.

Originally Posted by UncleWede

First to 50 again?

Kind of.

[Car-Addicted]

Honestly didn't think the NCAA had it in them?
Michigan's Jim Harbaugh will not coach rest of regular season as punishment for 'in-person scouting operation'
"As a penalty imposed on the institution, the University football team must compete without its Head Football Coach for the games remaining in the 2023 regular-season, effective immediately," the Big Ten said in a release. "This disciplinary action shall not preclude the University or its football team from having its Head Football Coach attend practices or other football team activities other than the game activities to which it applies. For clarity, the Head Football Coach shall not be present at the game venue on the dates of the games to which this disciplinary action applies."
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/michi...ting-operation

Maybe Penn State has a chance tomorrow? Nah wishful thinking

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

Honestly didn't think the NCAA had it in them?
Michigan's Jim Harbaugh will not coach rest of regular season as punishment for 'in-person scouting operation'
"As a penalty imposed on the institution, the University football team must compete without its Head Football Coach for the games remaining in the 2023 regular-season, effective immediately," the Big Ten said in a release. "This disciplinary action shall not preclude the University or its football team from having its Head Football Coach attend practices or other football team activities other than the game activities to which it applies. For clarity, the Head Football Coach shall not be present at the game venue on the dates of the games to which this disciplinary action applies."
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/michi...ting-operation

Maybe Penn State has a chance tomorrow? Nah wishful thinking

I think it was imposed by the Big Ten conference, not the NCAA. Also, it is a ban from coaching on the sideline on game days. He can still coach all week. It seems like an odd penalty to me.

[Car-Addicted]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

I think it was imposed by the Big Ten conference, not the NCAA.

Yes your right but I was expecting something even less than what the Big Ten did here. General consensus around here is that Harbaug is bound for the NFL so punishment is a somewhat of a mute point.

[kscarrol]

Michigan going to court to stop the penalty though not sure they can get a ruling to impact tomorrow’s game.

[Car-Addicted]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Michigan going to court to stop the penalty though not sure they can get a ruling to impact tomorrow’s game.

As of 3:50 today:
Spread Favorite: Michigan (-4.5)
Moneyline: Michigan (-203), Penn State (+168)

I was by the Stadium Thursday and the RV's were lined up for miles already. Will be interesting to see this play out.

[mookie45]

It’s gameday!

Rivalry matchup Canes at FSU! I feel like I need to start tailgating now. Let’s gooo! 🏈

[mookie45]

Ribs and wings in the Traeger while staying hydrated

[kscarrol]

^ Don't forget to take your pills!!

[RickFLM4]

Well, Mookie, we’re starting a true freshman at QB today. Hopefully he keeps the score reasonable by not turning it over 3-5 times like VanDyke has been doing.

[Car-Addicted]

Another reality check in Happy Valley.
Penn State Falls to Michigan 24-15
Some where Sandy Barbour is still laughing

[F32Fleet]

Wow. ACC blows a safety call against FSU

[BMWILUVU]

I'm watching PAC for another shootout/track meet Utah - UWash.
Highly entertaining as PAC chooses not to focus on D so much
or NOT AT ALL.
Might channel surf to FSU - UMiami which looks interesting also.

Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

Another reality check in Happy Valley.
Penn State Falls to Michigan 24-15
Some where Sandy Barbour is still laughing

Come on are you really surprised? I'm not. No checking needed, 2-loss PSU year in and year out is reality.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by F32Fleet

Wow. ACC blows a safety call against FSU

That’s the second time we got fucked on a safety call this year.

Congrats mookie45. Much better game than last year. We’ll be waiting for you in Miami next year.

[mookie45]

Originally Posted by RickFLM4

That’s the second time we got fucked on a safety call this year.

Congrats mookie45. Much better game than last year. We’ll be waiting for you in Miami next year.

Enjoyed the game - expected the close rivalry match up.

Agreed, I don’t understand the safety call since I thought it was a safety too - something to do with forward momentum making it not a safety?

Got a couple shots from the suite.

[BMWILUVU]

Originally Posted by Car-Addicted

Another reality check in Happy Valley.
Penn State Falls to Michigan 24-15
Some where Sandy Barbour is still laughing

Correction. Since the PAC is merging with BIG10, expect PSU year in and year out going forward to be 7-5 or 8-4. Next year this NFL-defense of theirs is mostly gone. That is what you get for elite pay to an above-average coach and who knows maybe Allar will transfer after the firing of the OC.

[mookie45]

Feels good to take down the Gators in their house and even sweeter that they are no longer bowl eligible 🤣

[BMWILUVU]

If the earth stopped next week and we were in perpetual darkness next Saturday I will not know because I will be superglued to my couch the entire day flipping between!
Georgia-Alabama
Michigan-Iowa
Washington-Oregon
Texas-OkieState
FSU-Louisville

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by BMWILUVU

If the earth stopped next week and we were in perpetual darkness next Saturday I will not know because I will be superglued to my couch the entire day flipping between!
Georgia-Alabama
Michigan-Iowa
Washington-Oregon
Texas-OkieState
FSU-Louisville

Yup, this season has been quite entertaining. Friday night and Saturday will be fun. Setting up for debacle for the selection committee.

SEC champ winner will get in.
Pac12 champ will get in.
Mich basically locked their spot, with a win in true Big10 champ game(OSU/M).

That 4th spot is up for grabs. I think committee feels obligated to give FSU 4th spot if they win ACC champ game. If FSU loses, Texas will get in with a Big12 champ win.

Bama wins SEC champ and then we have real chaos.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by M3WC

Yup, this season has been quite entertaining. Friday night and Saturday will be fun. Setting up for debacle for the selection committee.

SEC champ winner will get in.
Pac12 champ will get in.
Mich basically locked their spot, with a win in true Big10 champ game(OSU/M).

That 4th spot is up for grabs. I think committee feels obligated to give FSU 4th spot if they win ACC champ game. If FSU loses, Texas will get in with a Big12 champ win.

Bama wins SEC champ and then we have real chaos.

Ultimate chaos would be losses by UGA, Michigan, Washington and FSU, leaving no undefeated teams. I don’t see that happening, and any undefeated P5 team will be in, but finishing with 8 one-loss teams would be wild. I think it would be Bama, Texas (since they beat Bama) and Oregon with 5 one-loss non-conf champs fighting over the last spot. Ohio State and FSU probably have no chance in this scenario. My bet would be UGA over Michigan and Washington for the last spot.