Yesh

I wonder how much advanced statistics could be used by the committee to determine tiebreakers amongst a bunch of 10-2/11-1 SEC and Big Ten teams, rather than trying to argue good or bad losses or whatever.

#3 in the country with 73 plays of +20 yards.

Texas and A&M score differential (first and second column respectively) vs SEC teams, ranked per FPI. Tiers are arbitrarily created by me. TIER 1 1 - Texas N/A TBD 2 - Bama N/A N/A 3 - Georgia -15 N/A 4 - Ole Miss N/A N/A 5 - Tennessee N/A N/A TIER 2 6 - South Carolina N/A -24 7 - A&M TBD N/A 8 - LSU N/A +15 TIER 3 9 - Missouri N/A +31 10 - Florida +32 +13 11 - OU +31 N/A 12 - Auburn N/A TBD 13 - Arkansas +10 +4 TIER 4 14 - Vanderbilt +3 N/A 15 - Kentucky TBD N/A 16 - Miss St +22 +10 Non-con they have ND > Michigan, but our easiest opponents CSU and La Monroe would both be double digit favorites over NM State and McNeese.

Now imagine there was only 3 min on the clock instead of 5.

I think they would have a choice of 10 second runoff or timeout

Hahaha and then Ohio St gets 4 yards on QB sneak

I know Sark likes to hit receivers on the move, but I wish the offense had a WR curl at 10-15 yards as a changeup or when they need some easy yards against man coverage.

I like the idea of Ole Miss buying a bunch of mercenaries and then going 9-3 and missing the playoffs. I also like the idea of OU sucking.

Why would the edge be unblocked on a RPO?

Here is my conspiracy theory regarding Quinn and Sark. He is still hurt, but both know that this is his last year and once Arch takes over you can't go back. They knew he couldn't miss any more games or it would hurt draft stock and why go back to him if Arch is balling. So they took a chance that he could play through the pain and play good enough to win. It worked against a shitty OU team but not Georgia. They must think him being labeled as fragile is a bigger liability, which is why Pete Thamel isn't out there pointing to the injury as an excuse.

Wiggy has another INT in him

That fucking fake punt...JFC.

Wiggy!

Just about time for the ACC replay room to start planning their moves.

This may be a somewhat weird way of looking at how good of a job Sark has done, but we have gone 26-7 since the start of 2022 season. All 7 losses were by 7 pts or less. The days of Charlie Strong and 11 double digit losses in 3 years is long gone.

Boy that escalated quickly

1 - Texas 2 - Ohio State 3 - blank 4 - blank 5 - blank 6 - Georgia/Oregon/Penn State

Each timeout can save up to 40 seconds of clock. You don't waste a timeout on 20 seconds.

South Carolina got a stop on 3rd down and then got an unsportsmanlike penalty for pretending to shoot the Ole Miss quarterback.

On run defense - we were giving them a light box and Simmons has no idea how to play a pulling blocker.

http://cfbcomparer.com/ap-poll-leaders I can't vouch for if this is accurate or not, and it looks like the 2024 data is incomplete, but still fun to play around with different timeframes.

Reminds me of Whittington, who had the hernia issue from high school, and then in 2021 he broke his clavicle during a tackle and people were saying he would never be healthy. Those injuries had nothing to do with each other.

holy shit!

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Wasting 5 seconds on a 4 yard out....twice...didn't seem like the best strategy at the end there.