NCAA: 2020 College Football Thread

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

Buffalo leads Kent State 35-24 in the first half.
Jaret Pattersson has 267 yards rushing and 5 touchdowns

 

[Odie Cleghorn]

No point in Kentucky complaining about penalties. 2 obvious face masks and an obvious pass interference. Pitts would look good on Green Bay.

 

[Ted Hoffman]

Damn it, I was going to ask whether anyone was taking winless Penn State over Michigan today.

 

[John Price]

 

[Ted Hoffman]

Michigan. LOL. And yet, there's still 5:37 to play so there's all kinds of time for Penn State to gift it back.

 

[Ted Hoffman]

Penn State is terrible, and Michigan is still making it look good.

 

[Canes]

Ole Harbs won't have to go far for his next job now that Fatt Patricia is gone.

 

[John Price]

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

8 TDs and 385 yards for Petterson now. 63-34 Buffalo

 

[John Price]

Michigan lost to two awful ass programs

MSU is terrible

Penn State is bad this year

 

[John Price]

8 TDs and 385 yards for Petterson now. 63-34 Buffalo

 

[Odie Cleghorn]

Patterson has had 2 straight 300 yd+ rushing games. Is he that good?

 

[John Price]

Patterson has had 2 straight 300 yd+ rushing games. Is he that good?

ye

 

[John Price]

There was not Tautlia Time Baby today as MD lost to Indiana 27-11.

 

[John Price]

why are they taking patterson out

RUN IT UP

 

[John Price]

 

[John Price]

 

[GKJ]

Is Harbaugh even going to get to coach against the Buckeyes?

 

[John Price]

Is Harbaugh even going to get to coach against the Buckeyes?

they'll probably throw an exception for this year even with the pounding he is going to get from OSU

if this happened in a regular year he'd be so gone

 

[Odie Cleghorn]

Nix is worthless. Can he throw the ball downfield.

 

[GKJ]

Like, when Ohio State beats Michigan by 50, I'd at least want the excuse that it was an interim coach.

 

[John Price]

Who else would Michigan hire though at this point?

Freeze?



They've done everything with mediocre results. Harbaugh was the best out of all of them.

- Rich Rod, high flying offense but couldn't play D

- Brady Hoke, okay but couldn't beat OSU. Was the "traditional" Lloyd Carr guy

- Harbaugh, the "Bo" guy has done alright there but no B10 titles and no wins over OSU

Michigan is in a rut now which is sad. Meanwhile Ohio State never has off years Had 2 coaches resign or get fired due to NCAA violations and immoral activity (covering up for coaches domestically abusing their wifes) and just hire another head coach who continues the winning trend

 

[Odie Cleghorn]

Auburn is garbage. How are they 5-2.

 

[Canes]

Clemson about to be up 31-0 before the end of the 1st quarter. lol Pitt

 

[GKJ]

Who else would Michigan hire though at this point?

Freeze?



They've done everything with mediocre results. Harbaugh was the best out of all of them.

- Rich Rod, high flying offense but couldn't play D

- Brady Hoke, okay but couldn't beat OSU. Was the "traditional" Lloyd Carr guy

- Harbaugh, the "Bo" guy has done alright there but no B10 titles and no wins over OSU

Michigan is in a rut now which is sad. Meanwhile Ohio State never has off years Had 2 coaches resign or get fired due to NCAA violations and immoral activity (covering up for coaches domestically abusing their wifes) and just hire another head coach who continues the trend

Nobody was asking who Michigan was going to hire almost any other time as a reason to not fire someone. Notre Dame was going through the same crisis between Lou Holtz and Brian Kelly and they're in it to win national championships right now, and they have the same weird complex among their boosters that Michigan does. Maybe not as bad since Notre Dame aren't obsessed with their alumni akin to 'Michigan Men.' Ideally, they should follow the same path and go after Luke Fickell, but there's no way the boosters will back an Ohio State guy, I mean who would want to do that?