***2022 CFB Week 11 Games Thread***
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KU @ their own 36 on 4th and 1. Huddle up, rush up to the line, throw it to the flat and score a TD.
You can tell that's good coaching
You can tell that's good coaching
TCU vs TX isn't real exciting. Washington against Oregon is pretty good. Hate seeing either K-State or Baylor win. Sucky night.
It is amazing how much of a turnaround Bo Nix has had this year. He always looked bad at Auburn and is a stud at Oregon. Hard to tell if it was all coaching, supporting cast, or what.
It is amazing how much of a turnaround Bo Nix has had this year. He always looked bad at Auburn and is a stud at Oregon. Hard to tell if it was all coaching, supporting cast, or what.
I've been trying to say that all year and the response has typically been 'yeah but it's KU'.
Yeah, it's KU, and they play like they want to go win a football game.
I have 4 games on at once and am probably paying the least attention to it right now so you could be very correct.
After the ISU game, I want to see a few points, not a field position game
I have 4 games on at once and am probably paying the least attention to it right now so you could be very correct.
After the ISU game, I want to see a few points, not a field position game
It's pretty back and forth and perhaps on this stage it gets people to notice that the B12 isn't flag football.
That’s relatable.I have 4 games on at once and am probably paying the least attention to it right now so you could be very correct.
After the ISU game, I want to see a few points, not a field position game
After the ISU game, every game is better IMO.
TCU: about 70 Total yards offense
Texas: 48 Total yards offense
About 1 minute left in half
Wow!!!
Texas: 48 Total yards offense
About 1 minute left in half
Wow!!!
No joke it can be a great and poor coaching job all wrapped into one for Klieman at K State. Clearly a great coaching job because they are looking like they will play for the Big 12 title.
However, there is a very real chance they are unbeaten or at most 1 loss had he played Will Howard all year. Howard in his time playing this year completely changes that offense. He is just tossing TDs left and right.
However, there is a very real chance they are unbeaten or at most 1 loss had he played Will Howard all year. Howard in his time playing this year completely changes that offense. He is just tossing TDs left and right.
Yes, because they will hold the tiebreaker over Purdue and would have handed Minnesota their 4th conference loss if they win out. Illinois will have 4 losses. It's most likely Iowa or Purdue at this point in the CCG.
Minnesotta probably has the toughest path. They need to beat Iowa and Wisconsin, then have Purdue lose to either Northwesten or Indiana. Wisconsin and Illinois are most likely out of it because they will have 4 losses and would need some major help to get in.
I thought analysts/consultants can't be on the sidelines during games or talking to players? What is Patterson doing there then?
