College football championship thread: Atomic Dawgs

This Walker Hayes fellow is the worst performer I’ve ever seen. And I saw Jack Harlow at Christmas.

 

Replying to Dixie’s comment in the running bowl thread, I think tonight’s game will be a ratings dud nationally, too. I don’t think Michigan and I am fairly certain UW doesn’t move the needle for a lot of hard-core (read: SEC) college football fans.

 

I'm watching only to see where Connor Stalions is sitting/standing.

 

Of course, for fans here in the PNW, the CFP championship this year is the opposite of most years.

Usually no one cares about the annual dismantling of some hapless opponent by Alabama or Georgia in the college football finale and everyone has moved on to the NFL playoff picture and Seattle’s role in it. Not so much this year …

 

Corso needs to retire. Yesterday.

Lanning has to be burning every time someone asks him why Washington is so good, which has happened about three times today on different ESPN shows. But he's handled it well.

 

It may get a ratings bounce just because Georgia was up three touchdowns by the time the coin landed last year. But I have heard zero buzz about this game, even from friends who are Michigan fans. Usually the South will still watch even if it isn’t “their” SEC team in the final.

 

So they can call Feinbaum tomorrow and complain that neither of the participants could have beaten Auburn.

 

The only Big Ten fanbases that will watch other than Michigan is Ohio State and Michigan State, for hatred reasons.

 

It took me about five plays to realize that I'd find a Michigan victory here to be delicious -- just to tweak the Karens who acted like Harbaugh stole state secrets.

There has to be a reason that just happened while I prepared to post.

 

Nice drive, 7-0 Michigan.

 

More unwatchable.
GameDay with him or SNF gigglefest?
The answer of course…….is yes.

 

Jim Harbaugh will drag football back to 1987 and there’s nothing any of us can do to stop him. They’re astoundingly tough and big and solid up front.