Week 12 college football thread

I'm surprised his seeing-eye dog didn't retrieve it before anybody noticed.

 

Not a good look, IPTAY.

 

Big Ten refs: "Hey Pac-12, anything you can do, we can do better. We can make worse calls than you."

Purdue got hosed last night. Blown facemask call on Indiana (vs. Ohio State) today.

 

That first part of the equation looks shaky.

Indiana's improved a great deal, but they just don't have the power game to hang with Ohio State on a cold, rainy day. The Buckeyes overpowering them on the ground on offense, and with their front 7 on defense.

 

Indiana-Ohio State is actually a game where they're playing against the refs.

One ref has already been carried off with an injury and another didn't get out of the way and ended up in the middle of a fumble scrum near the goal line.

 

Would love to know if there have been other ACC games this year in which something like this has happened and the game has been played anyway.

 

Pitt will be without 16 players today due to COVID. Hokies already have played a game without like 25 players due to COVID so it all evens out I s'pose.

 

Indiana just went full Indiana.

 

As much as I despise everything about that school, they are really really good.

 

App St 21, Coastal Carolina 20 late in the third. Pretty good football game.

 

I'm suspect that there have been, and not just in the ACC. I was implying that whoever made the decision for FSU might also have had not getting a beatdown in the back of their mind. To be fair, there was plenty of reason for concern with regard to Covid, can't fault them for that.

 

Indiana has rescinded full Indiana status.

Penix and Fryfogle. Wow.