College Football 2026

This game was shown on 3 different channels making it hard to record but then not worth seeing again anyway. This team has many problems to fix, not to mention playcalling. Could be a disappointing season as there are a lot more difficult teams on the schedule. I'll still be cheering them on, but for now, sigh, I'll open another beer.
 
OSU vs. Texas game could be a good one.

Being a Michigander (born in Ann Arbor) the choice is easy ----> Go Texas!!!
 
Porter2 said:
Losing a game early in the season is much better than losing one in mid November.
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Also one loss in a twelve team playoff format doesn’t hurt as much compared to when it was a four team format.
SF
 
Notre Dame did well...
🙂
 
Manning's WRs are doing him no favors, dropped TD plus the drop that turned into the int. neither is the play calling....a double end around on 4th and 1? Even I know better....
 
OSU is bigger, faster, more skilled, playing as team with fewer turnovers, and better coaching.

T is Sark's team built to win the National Championship.

Who is winning?
 
things seem to be getting rather interesting....
 
wow, what a 4th quarter!
 
Special teams! That FG would have sealed things for OSU.
SF
 
Kay is a Northern Illinois alum. It was painful watching them get cremated by Wisconsin. They lost 2 receivers to unnecessary roughness by the Wisconsin secondary, which went uncalled both times. I don't blame the NIU head coach for being pissed.

To add insult to injury, the officiating was perceptibly biased towards Wisconsins favor any time NIU was within 30 yards of the goal line. Yes they were struggling, but there were a lot of garbage calls that cost NIU touchdowns.

I'm also in favor of implementing strict ethics rules for commentators. If you can't keep your personal biases out of the announcing, and you continually and gleefully trash talk about the losing team, you don't need to be anywhere near a camera or a mic.
 
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