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JBJ

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  1. Is there a coherent argument to have Miami over Indiana, though? They aren't even ranked very closely.
  2. Possession and football move is a catch. A football move is any common action that you typically do while carrying the ball. Turn upfield, extend for a first, tuck the ball, swap hands, stiff arm a defender. He caught the football and went to tuck it and turn upfield, but lost it before he had the football it tucked or had turned upfield. So I'd call that incomplete.
  3. Black is the new pink.
  4. He started a football move, but did not complete it before ball came out. Incomplete.
  5. It'll be interesting to see how Miami the referees handle this 2nd half.
  6. No, because the winner of Game #2 would get a bye....although I guess that could be 3-in-a-row to us if we win.
  7. Odds are good the SEC doesn't even have 4 teams with less than 3 losses. It's quite literally one upset away and there are a lot of opportunities.
  8. ACC - Miami, Pitt B1G- Oregon, Indiana, Ohio St, Penn St B12 - BYU, Iowa State G5 - Army/Boise State Ind - Notre Dame That's 10 teams, so it's actually pretty easy to picture. It's not great that 2 of the 5 remaining SEC teams have non-conf losses.
  9. Seems that we want Georgia to lose. There's no tie-breaker scenario where we want UGA in with us. LSU also matters a bit: 1) We want LSU in the tie-breaker if it's a Texas-Tennessee-aggy tiebreaker. 2) We want LSU to lose if aggy lose this weekend to avoid potential Texas-UGA-LSU tiebreaker.
  10. My theory is that Sark's offense scales with the run game. When we run the ball, it opens everything up and we are unstoppable. It was the same during his time at the Falcons. At Bama, they always controlled the LOS and had RBs.
  11. Helm was called for another really iffy hold.
  12. Taking so long has me worried.
  13. That is awfully close.
  14. Nah, only like 3 yards.
  15. 35-13 Texas 321 yards passing
  16. UCLA 2014 at Jerry World. They were bad. We kicked off twice and Nuehiesel's kid won the game for them. That was just depressing. I went to that game with a former player, and he was trying to keep it positive, which actually just made it worse.
  17. Sanford just increased concessions and toilets this offseason. I haven't been there since since, but this segment feels a bit like false swag. There's no way he thinks Sanford is better overall.
  18. Both schedules are in the realm of Miami and Notre Dame. So, yes, because I think those teams get in with one loss. But it's hard to judge in a vacuum.
  19. The best part about it is that Mizzou is by far the worst ranked team.
  20. The story is only about the fans because it worked. If they hadn't reversed it, every talking head would be talking about the horrendous call.
  21. They were lined up ready to snap when the crowd delayed the game. It 100% was the reason the officials overturned the call.
  22. It's this. UGA has a rougher road ahead. I will say that my model doesn't address 3-way tiebreakers right now. I have to manually put the rules in and don't bother until the likelihood of it happening makes a difference. Right now it just splits the chance between all 3 tied teams.
  23. Is it normal for a university phone to be coming from Santa Barbara?
  24. This is to buy Venables more time, but it is also not unwarranted. It was a weird hire to begin with after he was fired at UNT. Definitely had failing upwards vibes.
  25. The way I produce top 25 is halfway modeled after the CFP Committee rankings. It's a combination of power and resumes, this early in the season the committee tends to lean more on eye-test than resume. I end up matching them closer towards the end of the season. Indiana sits on top for now, but their season is backloaded and I'm unconvinced their defense will actually hold all season. The same can be said for Miami. Oregon is the only team to weather a top 50 schedule thus far, but it's not exactly downhill for them yet. Notre Dame has the easiest path, but I don't think they get in with another loss. Playoff and conference projections. Texas still sits on top of the SEC, but not by much and it's the most wide-open conference. Model currently thinks it's Texas vs LSU in Atlanta, and those two plus Tennessee all have good position to make the playoffs. A&M and LSU this weekend likely shakes this up and determines which other team is in the driver seat. Georgia is the only top 10 team looking in from the outside, and that is mostly due to their schedule. Army and Navy are the top 2 G5 teams right now, and I think that's awesome. As far as projecting Texas, we are pretty equally likely to drop another as win out:
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