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Nubs are trapped in the 90's, they want their QB to be a triple option guy, not a modern passer.
Haarberg is as effective a QB as they have had in a while including Martinez.
They insist though on running him into linebackers multiple times per game though and I'm just waiting for him to be sidelined with an injury and then they will blame the rest of their losses on the guy who makes the tackle.
Illinois is not a good football team. Nebraska isn't either but Illinois making them look like what the Nebraska fans think they are.The rugby punt gifts Nebraska a block.Illinois is playing like
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Neither KSU or Okie State look like they are as good as they have been in recent years.
Yeah both took a step back while OU & UT want to win one last Big -2 title. Could be awhile before either wins a SEC championship.
Mike Gundy is still a man. He admitted that he and his staff didn’t do a good job coaching before their bye week last week.
OSU doesn’t play Texas but they host OU at home and after that, it’s three against the new B12 members: @UCF, @UH, and BYU. They host KU next week followed by @WVU, and then UC before hosting OU.
Maybe OSU wins out in this case but we will see. Gundy is a heck of a coach.
OSU doesn’t play Texas but they host OU at home and after that, it’s three against the new B12 members: @UCF, @UH, and BYU. They host KU next week followed by @WVU, and then UC before hosting OU.
Maybe OSU wins out in this case but we will see. Gundy is a heck of a coach.
27 low snaps in this game!
Smack those f ing centers in the face
Smack those f ing centers in the face
Had to keep his FBS Lead
Malachi Coleman got snaps today, but no catches I believe. He does not look football fast at all
The bottom of the B1G is very bottom. Not good football teams.
But they will gladly take that B1G media money.
No. He has a catch for 5 yards. Only 191 yards less than Omarion last week.
ahoelsken
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What criteria are we using to define functional outside of Haarberg not committing as many silly turnovers as Sims?
This is like an Ivy league game?
Except that Ivy League players can actually read and have a future after football.
Hang it in the louvre
I could see the future conferences booting teams that don't add value.
I don't think that there's any reason to have different conferences. It's not desirable to have governing bodies with different rules bargaining for separate deals.
I strongly believe we're heading for a new D1 for football in a decade.
I think conferences will be for all other sports. And I think that's ideal for CU with this new Big 12 being where we park basketball, volleyball, soccer, t&f, XC, golf, tennis, eventually baseball/ softball, etc.
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I think eventually we see the top schools 30-50 schools completely dump the NCAA and dump the conference model to create their own governing body and revenue generation and distribution system.
If/when that happens a large number of schools that don't generate the TV ratings will be left behind, not unlike the situation that Washington State and Oregon State are in right now.
ahoelsken
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They could send the Nubs back to the XII now.
I, for one, love the idea of getting to end conference play with an easy win.