College football bowl thread: Days of Signs and Roses

Harrison Jr. covered up a lot of ills on that offense all season; namely, the offensive line was below average. They never ran the ball all season and McCord had zero mobility.
The poor line play was exposed tonight. Missouri brought the house on almost every play and Ohio State's third string QB - who had thrown 5 passes before last night - was under pressure almost from the snap and didn't have an All-America receiver to bail him out.

 

Was that DIY too?

Edit: snooze you lose. Already asked and answered.

That’s what I get for drinking and sleeping.

 

Elite?

 

I'll admit Missouri flew under the radar for me this year. But when you're running downhill in the final 15 minutes against one of the three best defenses in CFB, you've presented the resume and it looks pretty good.

Tigers' OL punished tOSU's defense all night, even if the skills didn't always click.

On the other side, I'd have to disagree that you just shrug off falling to a kid who has thrown seven mop-up passes. And that's not even mentioning the absence of the best singular player in CFB this year.

This would have been 48-42 in Week 10.

 

College football players are going to go to the NFL regardless of whether or not they play a game that conflicts.

 

Sober up by jumping into the Great Lake of Fail.

 

A dilemma here today.
As I’m writing this, I’m sitting in my very comfortable recliner. I like watching Ole Miss play, but it’s also going to be sunny/60 here today and there’s talk of a golf match getting put together.

 

Did they leave a bite for the mascot?

(File answer under autocannibalism.)

 

Those are two "good" things.

A dilemma is watching Iowa play or talk of a javelin catching match getting put together.

 

I would rather take a javelin in the throat than watching Iowa play.

 

I’m getting tired of the pullover/hoodie look.
Only ones that have collared shirts on anymore are the officials.

 

Answer: Play golf and stream the game on your phone. Watch between shots and holes.