College football 2018 Week 13 thread

He has to.

Alabama is every team’s Super Bowl. They have a bitch of a three game stretch coming up.

Georgia, Notre Dame, Clemson (maybe, but you get my point.)

 

His quote after the Mississippi State game, on whether or not he'd sit Tua against The Citadel to rest a gimpy knee, was priceless in that regard. Saban's reaction was basically, "Well, if he played better he wouldn't get hurt."

 

Minnesota 37, Wisconsin 15 ... at Camp Randall.

The boat ... it is rowing.

 

Arizona collapses in final six minutes, bows a 17-point lead and loses the Territorial Cup, doesn't get bowl-eligible. Bear Down!

Sumlin must not pay as well as Miller.

 

FTFY

That's Alabama's move.

 

Still a long way to go in SoCal.

This year's Trojans have been known to leak a bit in the second half.

 

They’re gonna Clay this game away.

 

I think six is the sweet spot. Most years, you'll have six teams that are at least worthy of consideration, but two must be left out. The seventh and eighth teams are normally a cut below.

 

South Carolina’s Jake Bentley absolutely torching Clemson’s defense. Of course it’s not nearly enough.

 

Holy shit, this LSU-Texas A&M game is taking questionable SEC officiating to new heights.
A&M benefits from two replay overturns -- both of which would have ended the game -- and one generous spot on a fourth-and-18 to score on the last play of the game and send it to overtime. Then they get another non-review of what should have been a game-ending fumble in the first overtime.
They're now up 41-34 in the second overtime. LSU has the ball around the 15.