2013-2014 NCAA Football Bowl-A-Rama: The End of the BCS

Apparently, Winston isn't an English major. Athlete interviews are painful to watch.

 

I know Katherine Webb wasn't there, but no other hot co-eds for Mossburger to drool over? Can't be.

 

I kept waiting for Auburn to block the PAT and run it back for a tying defensive two-pointer. After that, I'd have sworn it looked like Mason had a seam along the sideline on the final play. I wasn't writing those Auburn bastards off until the clock hit triple zeroes. Not this year.

 

ESPN's Film Room feed was one of the best sports telecasts I've seen in a long, long time. Watching games with coaches and scouts is an experience I recommend for everyone — they're watching a totally different game than the rest of us. Hope we get more of that on TV in the future.

 

all snark aside, great game, great finish, great to see Winston have his Heisman-worthy, game-winning drive/td pass finish it up instead of almost letting a freshman, kick returner steal his thunder. I could already the nation's analysts and columnists typing snidely about how the freshman return man had to bail out 'Jamiston Football.' :

 

It was also another reminder of what in the hell was Millen drinking in Detroit. The guy knows his stuff.

 

Maybe he should interview for the Penn State job.

Paul Crist was a tad bland. They had to keep drawing him into the conversation. Sumlim
and Addazio were ideal choices.

 

Millen? The same guy who said tonight after FSU scored to go up by 26-24, "Would you go for two here?"

He wasn't awful, but he sure didn't say much that was interesting. The coaches made the entire show, especially Sumlin from aTm.

 

That was pretty funny on the two-point thing. Sometimes guys just get too caught up.

Millen was clearly the "discussion leader" and had to work the DVR and everything, but I thought he added some too.

 

Millen was good picking up some of line stuff. Speilman was great. Clear why Sumlin is a
successful coach.

 

Which answers your question on the Detroit thing.

I have no doubt he knows his football. His biggest problem is, he has trouble articulating that knowledge into useful information for anyone else. Not in a front office and not on live TV.

 

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