Week 12 college football thread

UAB played them there a couple of years back. Early in the season, our guys were fat and happy over how good thing went the season before and believed their own press clippings about the coming season. They went in there and played what was arguably the worst game I've seen a Bill Clark team play. Laid an egg and got their asses whipped good.

Chants seem to be doing things the right way. They're a good story, and I envy them their discipline, getting three penalties a game when my team routinely spots the other team a hundred yards.

Beating App is the gold standard in that league, they're just steady solid.

 

Dear God, I hope this is the last time a Coastal Carolina/Liberty football game is on a thread like this.

Let’s get the vaccines and back to college football.

 

Rutgers scores on fourth-and-9 with 27 seconds left and gets the two-point conversion
35-35 going to OT

 

Maybe they'll just leave Harbaugh in New Jersey after the game.

He can check out the Jets' facilities for future reference.

 

I hope you don't think you get to determine what programs merit discussion and which ones don't make your cut.

If you really feel that way, create your own board. Otherwise ...

 

While Mississippi State was playing with 49 scholarship players, no less.

 

Michigan is the worst college football team I’ve seen play this season.

just absolute dogshit. They just yanked the field goal in overtime and Rutgers is driving.

 

Michigan misses field goal try
Rutgers then misses
Rutgers TD

 

College. Kickers. Gif.

 

All Rutgers had to do was pound the ball up the middle and play for a field goal so of course they run a dumbass screen pass and lose yardage. Screen passes should come with immediate pay cuts for offensive coordinators.
They rarely work.

 

Worked for the go ahead TD

 

I hope this game never ends. Like eight overtimes and then is settled by the coaches bare knuckle fighting at the 50.