College Football 2024
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The early spread for Penn St. vs Boise St is 10.5 with an over/under of 52.5. Boise St thrives on the "No Respect" mantra, so I'm hoping the gap will get even wider. Boise gave up TD's on a punt and a kickoff and ended up losing to Oregon on a last second field goal. The Broncos are closer to full strength (especially at o-line) than they've been since early in the season and their defensive team captain, an undersized maniac named Alex Teubner (think "Waterboy") should be ready to go. Penn St will be keying on Ashton Jeanty, but he's come up big against teams stacking the box with 7 or 8 players. Gonna be fun... the Vols aren't the only ones playing with house money! BTW, I like the "Over"...
Sorry, jengi
When I predicted a Tennessee victory I didn’t realize they expected Nico to win the game by himself.
Nico's had way too much of a load to carry for his age, I feel like. 
Still, a 10-win season, a berth in the playoffs - lots to build from!
Edit to add: You know, considering how the first-round games went across the board, I don't think SMU or especially Indiana have any more reason to hang their heads in the end than UT or Clemson?
Still, a 10-win season, a berth in the playoffs - lots to build from!
Edit to add: You know, considering how the first-round games went across the board, I don't think SMU or especially Indiana have any more reason to hang their heads in the end than UT or Clemson?
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In fairness I thought we were healthier at WR and RB. But if OSU keeps playing like that they aren’t losing to anyone. Even healthy we don’t have that level of talent. Sucks but we gotta recruit better to go much further.
Highest-paid player in college football history? Transfer QB Darian Mensah's Duke deal is sign of times
$5 million budgets become $15 million and $10 million become $25 million in a market rife with NIL inflation
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Highest-paid player in college football history? Transfer QB Darian Mensah's Duke deal is sign of times
$5 million budgets become $15 million and $10 million become $25 million in a market rife with NIL inflation
Chris Low is saying this is inaccurate but IDK.
Watch to the end
and congrats on the ass whooping:
I know this is the College Football thread, but I didn't want to start a new one.
The Gonzaga Men's Basketball team's plane was involved in a near miss on the runway of LAX.
Their plane was taxing across the runway when it crossed paths with a plane taking off.
The other plane had to pull up sharply to avoid a collision.
If the planes had collided it probably would have been a mass casualty event.
The Gonzaga Men's Basketball team's plane was involved in a near miss on the runway of LAX.
Their plane was taxing across the runway when it crossed paths with a plane taking off.
The other plane had to pull up sharply to avoid a collision.
If the planes had collided it probably would have been a mass casualty event.
Boise St gave it a good shot, but Penn St. was just too strong. I would say "wait til next year", but "next year" was this year. Boise St. will probably go back to being really good, not great.
That game was ridiculous with penalties.
I’m no Michigan fan, but I love seeing Alabama lose.
Where's all the crying and carrying on about being left out of the Playoff now, Bama fans?
