Lol ok. I'd say the fumble and onside kick were bigger factors. Two really good offenses, Oregon was able to get more possessions.
Ohio St still had optimal position at the end but it was the qb, not the line that was the issue.
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Lol ok. I'd say the fumble and onside kick were bigger factors. Two really good offenses, Oregon was able to get more possessions.
Ohio St still had optimal position at the end but it was the qb, not the line that was the issue.
Had Oregon taken advantage of scoring opportunities they had this wouldn't be nearly as close as it was.
That’s the point. The fact that it was fair just shows how far OSU’s line play has fallen. Their defense is unable to contain good teams anymore the way they could before day was coach and their Oline isn’t nearly as dominate. That’s why Oregon was able to stay close and get the win, even with that first TD gifted to OSU on that bad INT call
Vandy pimps going to get another W.
Every team has ifs. If OSU doesn't gift them two possessions on their side of the field, Oregon missing an extra point and field goal don't matter as much.
The key is games like this almost always come down to the last possession and OSU threw up on themselves.
Another thing, I dont know if Oregon intentionally played with 12 men but I'd have played with 15 if the only cost is 5 yards in exchange for the time the play took.
Maybe a hot take, Oregon should be #1 this week. Texas hasn't beaten anyone yet.
Also, Tennessee shouldn't be in the top 10
Also, Tennessee shouldn't be in the top 10
Yes, Colorado is unbeaten in conference and probably more important you don't play them so you can't hope to give them a loss yourself.
That's what I'd expect a Big 10 fan to say. But Texas just dominated a top 20 team today so they'll stay at #1.
It's not real strong collectively but imo the Big 12 is the most entertaining mix of the super conference move.
