***2023-24 College Football Thread***
- Thread starter Jer
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Yep. I still remember that game. It was basically an extra point too; something like a 24-yard attempt.
I will always appreciate Dan McCarney and his passion for ISU, and I like that he's still coming back to Ames. But there is a petty kernel of a seed inside of me that will never forgive him for recruiting 6th-string tight ends instead of using a scholarship on a halfway decent kicker during his tenure in Ames.
Well except for when they lose to Utah in football because F that Ute fanbase.
As mentioned in our pregame, playing OSU rather than OU pretty much screws UT’s chance for the playoff too
KidSilverhair
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Especially when that means Oregon would also be 12-1 and 1-1 against Washington
This comment with no pics warrants a ban.
And according to Emmanual Acho, OSU winning was bad for the Big 12. Get lost you SEC loser.
Man your guys game is awesome, gotta love a good snow game
Acho is a Texas guy. And beating OU would do more for Texas than beating OSU for getting to the CFP. So I would assume that’s really his reasoning, not what’s best for the conference. Cause, yes this year it would be best for UT to get to the CFP. But that’s not what’s best for the conference long term.
This is a great CFB Weekend but also a depressing one. Last full slate of games....season goes by too quick. Long time till next Fall.
KidSilverhair
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I don’t see much of a path for Texas regardless of who they beat in the CCG, unless FSU stumbles. If Georgia, Washington, Michigan, and FSU take care of business, it’s done. If Bama beats Georgia, they’re both in. If Oregon beats Washington, they’re in. Texas would need FSU to lose; then you measure their 12-1 against Washington (if they’re 12-1), and 11-1 Ohio State (and I think Texas gets in then) … I don’t think their opponent in the CCG makes a lick of difference
I don’t see how the committee can pass over a conference champ this year to get two in one conference. So the way that Texas has a chance is is FSU stumbles against Louisville. I think that’s the only path, but I don’t think it really matters elsewhere if that happens. I think the only way chaos happens is if two of Iowa, OSU, and Louisville win. Then things may be crazy, but I think it’s the conference champs with FSU having the edge over UT for the last spot.
If Bama wins, Georgia is out. Their schedule wasn’t impressive enough to warrant inclusion.
Winner of Oregon/Washington will jump them. I would think Texas would too if they win.
