OT: NCAA College Football Games Thread 11/26-11/30 Tues-Sat
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Oh baby nice stretch and dive for the the goal line on 3rd and goal
17-0 GT and should be 20+ really
UGA is capable of a blitz though like what happened against Alabama in the 2nd half in their loss so hope GT can keep it up in the 2nd half
17-0 GT and should be 20+ really
UGA is capable of a blitz though like what happened against Alabama in the 2nd half in their loss so hope GT can keep it up in the 2nd half
That’s the Iowa we know and love lol. Must be competing with Wisconsin who had like 43yds in the first half of their game against Minn today.
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Have read Wisc and OU might be competing for the services of WSU OC Ben Arbuckle…up and coming name I’ve brought up here in the past. It would be a step up for him to see how he could do.
Wow, unfortunate muffed punt for NE, as it looked like the NE punt returner might have touched the ball, but he didn't - but another NE player touched the ball first in an ensuing scramble trying to "recover" what he thought was a muffed punt. Crazy. And Iowa can't punch it in from the 4. That NE D-line is stout - they gave us fits, I recall.
In the GA game, almost at the same time, the GA punt returner did muff a punt but they recovered and then drove and scored a TD. I've always questioned the risk/benefit of punt returns, especially deep in one's own territory, where a muff is often catastrophic - far more worse than simply not fielding that punt. Interesting analysis on all of this here by a guy who claims the punt return is the worst play in football.
https://vikingsnonsense.substack.com/p/the-worst-play-in-football
In the GA game, almost at the same time, the GA punt returner did muff a punt but they recovered and then drove and scored a TD. I've always questioned the risk/benefit of punt returns, especially deep in one's own territory, where a muff is often catastrophic - far more worse than simply not fielding that punt. Interesting analysis on all of this here by a guy who claims the punt return is the worst play in football.
https://vikingsnonsense.substack.com/p/the-worst-play-in-football
Wow, what a play by Kaleb Johnson on that pass and long run for 72 and a TD. Tied up all of a sudden.
If GT can get a TD here that would be killer considering the way they’ve hogged the ball. FG is still a 2 score game but a TD makes it 3 scores which will be tough if GT keeps up their TOP.
I wish they showed more replays of that GT PI that bailed UGA out.
Also would’ve liked to see if it was as tipped.
Also would’ve liked to see if it was as tipped.
No calls all night long, and the ref decided that needed to be called. Pretty weak IMO. Of course, I am biased here. I thought a personal foul was warranted after the Georgia defender pushed King's head into the ground after the stop on 3rd and goal.
I think there was contact but I’d like to see just how much from a different angle than they showed. They only showed it once.
Why’d they go for the deep shot? Keep running it. Where’d that come from.
Whew got the conversion on the next play though.
Whew got the conversion on the next play though.
