Week 13 college football thread: Don’t It Make My Buckeyes Blue?

The Egg Bowl is drunk. And not fun drunk either.

 

I don't understand why the spread is under 30 after the Buffs have lost by more than 30 to SC, Oregon State and Washington. It may be because of the oddsmakers don't realize how much the absence due to injury of a freshman named Jordyn Tyson hurts the the offense. The Buffs have scored 18 touchdown in regulation. Five were by Tyson. In the Arizin State game, where the Buffs scored 34 he had a 58 yard catch an an 88 yard punt return, Tyson will be an exciting addition to whatever team he transfers to next year, especially since he will surely transfer to a school where the quarterback successfully completes far more than 45% of his passes. I can not see the Buffs scoring much more than 10 points.

The Buffs have only allowed less than 38 points all year against Cal. I see no reason that the number 14 team country can not score at least 40. So I think Utah will cover as nine other teams have done against the Buffs this year.

 

“Immediate” recovery my ass.

 

Did the SEC give its regular officials the night off for this one and bring in a Pac-12 crew as freelancers?
How can you call a play dead by an inadvertent whistle, then go to replay?
At least we have our craziness and venom now. Took them long enough.

 

Dude is a ringer. His white stripes are silver reflective tape.

 

And of course that's followed by a goal line fumble and a 99-yard touchdown drive.
Having to use a timeout before the two point try will be big if they don't get it, though.

 

Another timeout!? Ole Miss better have a damn good play after this, because they just blew this game if they don't

 

Narrator: They did not have a damn good play.

 

I missed 10 minutes of basketball for this?

 

Ole Miss starts 7-0, gets into the top 10, and finishes by losing four out of five. Their fans might be donating to Auburn's NLI collective after that stretch run.

 

Did I say the new Pat Dye? I meant the new Franchione.

 

Getting tired of the fans --- and the school --- making a big deal about what uniforms will be worn for a particular game. What the fuck ever happened to "home" and "away?" UT has played three road games with three uniform combinations. The season finale is the first time since the Pitt game that a uniform will be repeated.