College football 2018 Week 7 thread

All I needed was two points, man. At least humor me and try to get in position to kick a field goal. Or, better yet, don't give up a cheap touchdown with a minute to go.

 

Minnesota kicker misses another FG attempt.

They’ll loose the game, but man, Ohio State clearly Feared the Gopher today.

 

The day every underdog covered.

 

While Northwestern might have the worst home-field advantage ... Nebraska might have the worst pass defense in the country.

On to overtime.

 

A lot of Fugly streaks ending on the Plains today.

 

Where Nebraska fumbles on fourth down and Northwestern kicks the winning FG

 

What was that surface they were playing on in Evanston today? It looked almost ... organic?

 

Or maybe it was dead on. These Vegas folks know their shit.

 

Pitt leading Notre Dame 7-6 heading to halftime.

Would love to see this upset, mostly because, if you'll recall, Brian Kelly basically killed a video kid by putting him on a scissor lift in tropical storm force winds to shoot practice.

 

I do recall, but it is certainly worth bringing it up again. Kelly should never be allowed to escape that one.

Notre Dame's offense looks lost against a bad defense, though give Narduzzi credit for having a good plan today. I just don't think Pitt has the offense complete the upset. Notre Dame was starting to move the ball better late in the second quarter.

 

Kelly didn't get the Michigan State job because of the way he handled a bar fight in which three of his Central Michigan players were involved in the beating of a man who later died