That means the ACC might be out of it.
Umm......Louisville is in the ACC.
Not to mention that Clemson is currently #5.
That means the ACC might be out of it.
Well, a rookie mistake on the onside and it's a ball game.
Ole Miss played their way into a lead, then Alabama woke up and took care of business. It took a "give'em a slow, garbage time td", a muffed onside kick and an immediate (and literal) end zone collapse to put Ole Miss back in it...oh, and a fumble that the announcers missed that an able O lineman covered late.I was watching the Pitt vs Oklahoma St game, and they said this is the first time in college football history that the top 3 ranked teams all played ranked teams on the road.
Alabama won, Fla. St lost, and we will see what Ohio St does later.
Ole Miss played their way into a lead, then Alabama woke up and took care of business. It took a "give'em a slow, garbage time td", a muffed onside kick and an immediate (and literal) end zone collapse to put Ole Miss back in it...oh, and a fumble that the announcers missed that an able O lineman covered late.
Shouldn't have been nearly as close. If you can make that many mistakes against a good team and win you're in good shape, because that's not going to be the rule for Bama. Ohio State should be able to handle Oklahoma.
No, but you have to go back a ways to find the last time it happened (Michigan State vs Purdue).Also during the Pitt/Oklahoma St. game, the announcers said that if Ole Miss were to beat Alabama today, it would be the only school to ever beat Nick Saban three years in a row.
Is that true?
Umm......Louisville is in the ACC.
Not to mention that Clemson is currently #5.
Leave it to Tet to rewrite history. Michigan rolled. Ohio State is embarrassing OU in Norman. Illinois isn't ready. Michigan State throttled ND, then took their foot off the gas.
Your preterism gets in the way of your College Football analysisMy post was written before Ohio St. and Michigan St. won.
Before those two games, it wasn't a good day for the Big 10, had either Ohio St. or Michigan St. lost, or both lost, it would have been a really bad day for the Big 10.
Iowa was embarrassed, Wisconsin barely beat Georgia St. at home,Illinois lost to Western Michigan, it took overtime for Maryland to beat UCF, and Penn St. barely beat Temple.
Shouldn't have been nearly as close.
Your preterism gets in the way of your College Football analysis
What I do know is that this year will be the 127th straight year that the Missouri Tigers have not won a National Championship.
I think Pitt has a legitimate shot in the ACC. North Carolina will be the dog to beat in your division.
I didn't see that coming today.