Running college bowls thread

Let me just remind everyone of the biggest play of today's games:
3rd-and-10, 19-11 score, just over 10 minutes remaining and Michigan has all the momentum ... until Booty hooks up with Jarrett on a 62-yard touchdown.

 

I think you left someone out.

 

For the record, when the OU-Boise State game began, this thread was on page 18. Good night everyone.

 

Whoa, whoa. Wisconsin schedule? What the hell basis do you have for that out-of-your-ass comment?

 

People have been saying a lot of crazy shit tonight Bubbler. No one, though, wants to look at the Boise State schedule. All they want to do is blame the big conference schools for not playing the Broncos, rather than pointing out that BSU played a shit schedule, which led to a 13-0 season and now apparently has led to SportsJournalists.com deciding they should be national champs if Ohio State loses.

 

Whatever. No skin off my back.

Anyway ...

I covered one high school game like this once. A sectional championship game that featured two successful hook-and-laterals, one of those stacked formations where the QB is by himself above the center, a fumblerooksi (I think) and some other gadget play.

All in the final two minutes.

Greatest football game I've ever had to write a gamer on, but I was young, and I'm sure the story sucked. I was probably over-dramatic.

Didn't watch tonight's game, but it sure looked good in the highlights.

Best ending ever? Maybe. Though Cal-Stanford is awful tough to beat for shear out of its ass amazement (and a Bowl bid was on the line too, I think).

 

For me, the interesting question is: where does Boise State start next year ranked?? Top 5? Easily Top 10?

Looking at their non-conference schedule, they got weber State, at Washington, Wyoming and at Bowling Green. They lose the QB, both receivers, tight end and the center on offense. Three d-lineman and two backers on defense.

 

Best. Game. Ever.
Finally got one that beats OU-Nebraska '71.

 

He said Florida twice, so I'm thinking he meant to type you-know-who in the second Florida mention.

 

I keep hearing people say "hook and ladder." I always though the correct name for the play is the "hook and lateral."

 

I finally saw the "highlight' of the proposal. Chris Myers should pay for that guy's wedding after what he did to the moment.

 

Trivia question: Which former Boise State coach coached a team which this year will have played four of the top six teams in this year's final AP poll?