OT: NCAA College Football Games Thread 10/10-10/12 Thurs-Sat

[rutgersguy1]

Oregon stopped on 3rd and goal at the 1 under 2 min left down 2

Those 4 easy points Lanning forgoed to chase more would mean OSU would need a TD. Ow to win instead of a FG

Up 32-31






Tenn scores a TD in OT to win it 23-17





Colorado up 7-0 on KSU

 

[rutgersguy1]

OSU in FG range

OPI on OSU to push them back a little

 

[rutgersguy1]

OSU went from having a good makeable FG to out of FG range on that OPI

Refs can make calls against the old guard..thank you lol

 

[rutgersguy1]

Oregon too many guys on the field lol

They survive as time runs out and OSU

What a great game, exciting back and forth

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[rutgersguy1]

LSU down 7 and driving 1:30 left around the Ole Miss 35

Wasting a lot of time

 

[rutgersguy1]

LSU TD with 27 secs left…nice pass by GN…tied 23-23…another OT game

 

[Knight Shift]

LSU down 7 and driving 1:30 left around the Ole Miss 35

Wasting a lot of time

Not watching UCLA Minnesota? Good game. 14-10 in 4th, Minnesota up.

 

[rutgersguy1]

Not watching UCLA Minnesota? Good game. 14-10 in 4th, Minnesota up.

Haven’t paid much attention to that one

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[Knight Shift]

Haven’t paid much attention to that one

UCLA just scored. 17-14 UCLA. Mark these words- RU will lose to UCLA unless RU gets it shit together very quickly. UCLA is improving.

 

[rutgersguy1]

UCLA just scored. 17-14 UCLA. Mark these words- RU will lose to UCLA unless RU gets it shit together very quickly. UCLA is improving.

Yea just put up the clip above…still skeptical. Late game this week for them and then cross country trip 9am their time next week. If we can’t pull that off, then I don’t know what to say lol.

 

[rutgersguy1]

Ole Miss kicker makes a 57yd FG in the first OT…LSU’s turn

 

[rutgersguy1]

First play of their OT LSU throws a TD pass to win 29-26

First lead they’ve had all game lol

 

[Joey Bags]

LSU finish was great, not sure it warranted a field storm by a program like that lol

 

[rutgersguy1]

Big losses for Colorado

 

[rutgersguy1]

LSU finish was great, not sure it warranted a field storm by a program like that lol

Reaction of the LSU coaching booth was funny lol

 

[rutgersguy1]

Minn inside the 10 30 secs left down 3 to UCLA

Been a good afternoon and even better night of fun finishes

 

[rutgersguy1]

Minn scores the TD again near the end of the game like last week…21-17 Minn

 

[rutgersguy1]

Colorado lost some key players now KSU

 

[RUforJERSEY]

Colorado lost some key players now KSU

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That's a hell of a game. As most of Colorado's seem to be.

 

[rutgersguy1]

That's a hell of a game. As most of Colorado's seem to be.

Wild Saturday, it was awesome slate of fun finishes in the afternoon and night. Unfortunately, too old to do it 2 nights in a row lol. Saw the highlights, looks like it was good one to cap a really fun day of CFB.

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

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[rutgersguy1]

Posted a clip above in the thread but it was such a crazy design by Kotelnicki and great catch. This is a better angle.

 

[ashokan]

Looking at Oregon vs OSU highlights it was obvious Oregon wanted to win that game more.
That Oregon onside kick hitting Ohio player was genius level stuff

 

[mdk01]

Looking at Oregon vs OSU highlights it was obvious Oregon wanted to win that game more.
That Oregon onside kick hitting Ohio player was genius level stuff

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And lucky as hell.

 

[rutgersguy1]

And lucky as hell.

It was planned so I won’t call it completely luck. I’m guessing the kicker must be practicing directing his kick right at a player and so it wasn’t just a fluke. Lanning said it was intentional after the game but you could kinda tell by the sideline reactions.

He’s a big time gambler on the sidelines for better or worse and that was an example of it.


One thing I read which didn’t even occur to me was the 12 men on the field penalty may have been intentional. It gives them help up top to prevent OSU from getting into FG range on a big play. Worse case they make a big play against the 12 and decline the penalty. If they don’t you get penalized but it only costs you 5 yards and 4 precious secs go off the clock. Also it was after a timeout I believe so that would be sort of an egregious mistake if they didn’t do it on purpose to prevent a big play and getting into FG range. I sometimes lament Lanning’s gambling ways but if the 12 men penalty story is true that’s pretty genius.

 

[rutgersguy1]

Army and Navy both ranked

ISU at 9, BYU 13, IU at 16

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

[rutgersguy1]

It was planned so I won’t call it completely luck. I’m guessing the kicker must be practicing directing his kick right at a player and so it wasn’t just a fluke. Lanning said it was intentional after the game but you could kinda tell by the sideline reactions.

He’s a big time gambler on the sidelines for better or worse and that was an example of it.


One thing I read which didn’t even occur to me was the 12 men on the field penalty may have been intentional. It gives them help up top to prevent OSU from getting into FG range on a big play. Worse case they make a big play against the 12 and decline the penalty. If they don’t you get penalized but it only costs you 5 yards and 4 precious secs go off the clock. Also it was after a timeout I believe so that would be sort of an egregious mistake if they didn’t do it on purpose to prevent a big play and getting into FG range. I sometimes lament Lanning’s gambling ways but if the 12 men penalty story is true that’s pretty genius.

 

[Knight Shift]

Posted a clip above in the thread but it was such a crazy design by Kotelnicki and great catch. This is a better angle.

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Lance Leipold watched that from home and cried

 

[Knight Shift]

It was planned so I won’t call it completely luck. I’m guessing the kicker must be practicing directing his kick right at a player and so it wasn’t just a fluke. Lanning said it was intentional after the game but you could kinda tell by the sideline reactions.

He’s a big time gambler on the sidelines for better or worse and that was an example of it.


One thing I read which didn’t even occur to me was the 12 men on the field penalty may have been intentional. It gives them help up top to prevent OSU from getting into FG range on a big play. Worse case they make a big play against the 12 and decline the penalty. If they don’t you get penalized but it only costs you 5 yards and 4 precious secs go off the clock. Also it was after a timeout I believe so that would be sort of an egregious mistake if they didn’t do it on purpose to prevent a big play and getting into FG range. I sometimes lament Lanning’s gambling ways but if the 12 men penalty story is true that’s pretty genius.

Is Lanning a good guy or a dick? Can't tell

 

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[rutgersguy1]

Is Lanning a good guy or a dick? Can't tell

I don’t see anything wrong with him. He’s just a gambling aggressive coach. There was a good story on CGD on him and his wife who battled bone cancer.

 

[rutgersguy1]

 

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Forgot this. Rising passed Ben Mauk's attempted sixth year of eligibility this season, with 7 years.

If he plays next year--wow!!!

Season	Games	Passing	Rushing
GP	GS	Record	Comp	Att	Pct	Yards	Avg	TD	Int	Rate	Att	Yards	Avg	TD
Texas Longhorns
Utah Utes
Career[12]	30	28	20−8	490	778	63.0	6,127	7.9	53	17	147.2	160	986	6.2	12
2018	Freshman
2019	Transfer
2020	1	1	0−1	3	6	50.0	45	7.5	0	1	79.7	1	-11	-11.0	0
2021	13	11	8−3	204	320	63.8	2,493	7.8	20	5	146.7	74	499	6.7	6
2022	13	13	10−3	241	364	66.2	2,939	8.1	25	7	152.8	68	409	6.0	6
2023	Medical
2024	3	3	2−1	34	66	51.5	555	8.4	7	3	148.1	8	33	4.1	0

Ohio judge denies Mauk appeal for more eligibility

An Ohio judge has ruled that former Cincinnati quarterback Ben Mauk can't play another season with the Bearcats.

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