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2020-2021 Bowl Games Thread
- Thread starter Highlander
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Love em both
Oh yeah. Forgot. Thanks.What?
White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
have you considered that you might be the biased one that you're accusing Herbstreit of being?
hawg1
Well-Known Member
His OL is for sure.
I'd like to see OSU go for 2 after their next TD. Just to make sure Dabo sees the middle finger raised high.
Or just a touchdown and an onside kick recovery
Saban still exists
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Saban isn't a raging, tone deaf red neck, closet racist ass hole.
Saban, off the field, comes off as an ok dude. He actually listens to his players and LEADS them in marches, as opposed to Dabo, who denies racial inequality and pushes his religious views on everyone, including his players.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
That was as bad as I've seen him play. Alot of the credit for that goes to the Ohio State defense
You don't like Dabo, that's fine. But where do you get the idea that he denies racial equality (I assume that's what you meant) to his players? His QB was one of the team and conference leaders in promoting racial equality
Yeah, tonight took some shine off him. Still probably goes number 1, but we'll see.
He'll still go #1. One blip over a tremendous 3 year career isn't going to knock him out of the top spot.
You are probably right...those games against Nebraska inflated Fields' stats.
Agreed, but the combine does funny things
Well, you called it. I'm not surprised they won really. It's more that they dominated for the most part.
OSU was dominant in the trenches. Clemson couldn't run the ball or protect Lawrence, but it was the Buckeye OL that stole the show. Absolutely manhandled Clemson's front 7 and it was beautiful to watch an OL play at that level.
They're got a chance against Bama.
They're got a chance against Bama.
Medford M.
Well-Known Member
Are you living under a rock? Dabo being a POS is extremely well documented. He's nearly universally despised at this point.
GuySmiley
Don't Drink the Kool-Aid
Your HC/OC theory played out last night. Ryan Day had the right game plan and made all the right calls.
There was a moment last night when they showed Day on the screen and my son asked me who he is.
I explained he would have been the CU coach instead of Tucker 2 years ago if Urban hadn't suddenly retired. Then I went on to say that Alabama's OC was almost the CU coach for this year. Thinking about how close RG has come put me in such a bad mood that I stopped posting last night.
In case anyone needs an explanation of the MSU v Tulsa brawl
The silver lining is that top coaching candidates not only listen, but actually consider taking the CU job. One guy had to have a blue blood HC job offered at the 11th hour to say no, and the other had to be convinced to stay as OC and made the highest paid coordinator in history at another blue blood to say no.
Maybe that’s me still drinking CU kool aid, but how many other programs with CU’s track record over the last 15-20 years would Day and Sark considered at the respective times?