Stanford guy trying to throw a pass and is hit.
They call intentional grounding. Absolute ridiculous call. They initially ruled it a fumble but over turned it. How does the guy intentionally ground it when his pass is errant because he gets hit? No way was he trying to throw it away

That was hilarious.

The overall quality of the teams in general in college football is down in a big way.

Clemson averaged 7.2 yards per play today. They've averaged at least 6.45 YPP in six straight games for the first time on record.

That's pretty wild.

All in game thoughts are actually in the in game thread.

This may be a 1st @Cris_Ard

Growing up right before our own eyes

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He just called Tony Elliott to make sure he knew about this:

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I’ve seen the Scar/OU line anywhere from -3 to -5.5 OU. Who are you laying the money on?

Why pull Vizzina to throw the TD pass late in the game? Did he get hurt? Does the coaching staff have zero trust? What?

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Now with 20 Passing TDs and 24 Total TDs this year. Had 19/23 all of last year.

Not trying to be dramatic and I don’t think I am. Dabo always said he didn’t want anything to do with professionalism and CFB recruiting/portal is an absolute shitshow. Saban seemed to walk away earlier than expected because he didn’t want to deal with it. I could see Dabo walking away soon because of it. And that sucks.

Someone remind me what has happened to all our zone blitzing.

The only thing I can think of is we are trying to get by without putting it on film until later in the year.

Look neat

Worth every cent.

That is all.

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Finally, a FSU man with integrity.

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Did he play today? I only saw Sewell at RG

Dude has got to be one of the biggest success stories this season. Center was a major question mark entering into fall camp in August, but we haven't had to give that position a second thought so far. Major props belong to Matt Luke for the overall improvement to the O-Line, but Ryan Linthicum had done virtually nothing before this season, and he has really risen to the challenge this fall and been outstanding as the anchor for the O-Line.

There have been several success stories this season on Offense with probably Cade being the most talked about, but I wanted to show this kid some more love. The ball was in his court and he's definitely stepped up.

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