Did you see how many they had redshirting? Might've been more guys there than actually played.
They had a couple dudes on defense (#45 stood out to me) but Montana State victimized them on the left side - had to be an average of 6+ yards a rush.
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They had a couple dudes on defense (#45 stood out to me) but Montana State victimized them on the left side - had to be an average of 6+ yards a rush.
Seeing a game live is generally fun but give me the ability to flip channels at all of these breaks instead of watching both sidelines stand around half the time.
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After the huge wind storm in the 3rd quarter, I thought the Lobos were gonna sell out against the run, since passing was gonna be a challenge. Montana State just dominated with their running game.
I feel bad for Sanders. Too many plays where the FCS defense was all over him as soon as he got the ball, and he didn't even get a target in the passing game.
The older I get I understand this more. But the bastards have me. I have to be at Jack Trice if I am able.
Just turned on the Nevada SMU game, and they show a betting commercial. Makes college sports hard to watch.
Well that’s one I don’t recall seeing. Signaled fair catch in the end zone, muffed it out into play and the ball is down at the 1.
Week 0 lineup looked pretty weak going in. But it has been fun all day. College Football is back.
First three games yesterday were all decided in the last 1:20 of the game. Hopefully, we beat down KSU next year in Ireland so it is a snoozer for the finish.
How do those 'free bets' work? Can you actually cash out? Or is it just monopoly money?
You can cash out if you win. In his example, he wouldn't get to keep the $150 he used to place the bet since it was free money. He would get to keep the winnings and do whatever he wants with it
Essentially it’s a credit from the book/company/app. I can cash out the money I won, but do not get my free bet portion back
