College football Week 14 thread -- Championship edition

U96.5 sounds like one of those radio stations that promo themselves as “We play what we want” but don’t actually play a huge variety of music.

 

Meanwhile, in the FCS playoffs tonight this happened.

 

I had to google Wlat and found this, which I honestly find interesting:

Buying Here: Former Pitt coach, his wife give 110 percent in mansion's renovation

 

For me it was U100, a legend in MSP radio.

 

Kennesaw State blew a 14-point lead in less than a minute at ETSU. TD, PAT, onside kick recovery, TD, game-winning 2-point conversion.

 

It seems to be perfectly acceptable in March Madness. How many times have I seen two of the better G5 teams seeded so that they meet in round two and one of them is eliminated? It usually happens to several pairs of such teams in order to pare down the number of advancing teams who are not members of the Privileged 5.

 

That's the old Steelers play. I think they ran that once (want to say it was against the Titans, but can't find it online) back in the Kordell Stewart days. Haven't seen it tried in a long time.

 

Just saw this play from the Pitt-Wake Forest game. Smart or dirty bullshit? I'm calling dirty bullshit. If the Wake defenders tattoo him, they get a deserved flag.
It's one of those things that's not a penalty, but I wouldn't mind a rule making it one.

 

Dude, that’s a great play. I’ve wondered why no one had tried it before (that I know of) because it seemed logical to me.

 

And now a lawsuit has been filed.

This is the hill to plant your flag on and make a stand?

Yes!

True love:

"Minor plaintiff attempted to high five the monkey," the lawsuit states, "but the animal aggressively bit his hand and caused injuries. Thomas refused to provide vaccination records for her monkey and later falsely stated on social media that minor plaintiff did not have permission to be on the property and then said that her friend on the Bobby Bones Show gave a false version of the events."

Texas' Jeff Banks, 'Pole Assassin' girlfriend sued over monkey biting Halloween trick-or-treater

 

I posted it earlier. Oddly enough, the official who was part of the broadcast said he wished the crew officiating the game had stopped the play where he faked the slide. I don't know if the officials even have that discretion.

It's not dirty if it complies with the rules, but I get the complaints.

 

I’m eager to see anyone’s list of 12 teams who have a legitimate claim of being the best team in the country.

Of course, this is beside the point. It’s about a way to make more money.