2022-23 College Football Thread

[Moranis]

This Alabama-Ole Miss game is one of the worst officiated games I have ever seen through 12 minutes. A horse tackle call ignored. A facemask call ignored. A pass interference call ignored. All ridiculously obvious. And to top it off, Ole Miss threw a pass on 3rd down that was over a yard short of the line to gain but somehow video review said it was a 1st down. The announcers were perplexed on all these calls. Left dumbfounded and speechless on the video replay call.

SEC referees are HORRIBLE

Idk if you saw LSU-Arkansas earlier today but Arkansas stopped LSU a yard short to force 4th down late in the 4th down 13-10 BUT officials gave LSU a first down and even after replays somehow determined it was 1st down

Even last week during the LSU-Alabama game, refs were awful the final few minutes of regulation

They are bad, but if they go against Alabama, I somehow don't care.  Ha.  And yes, I'm obviously joking, all games should obviously be officiated correctly.

[Phantom255x]

This Alabama-Ole Miss game is one of the worst officiated games I have ever seen through 12 minutes. A horse tackle call ignored. A facemask call ignored. A pass interference call ignored. All ridiculously obvious. And to top it off, Ole Miss threw a pass on 3rd down that was over a yard short of the line to gain but somehow video review said it was a 1st down. The announcers were perplexed on all these calls. Left dumbfounded and speechless on the video replay call.

SEC referees are HORRIBLE

Idk if you saw LSU-Arkansas earlier today but Arkansas stopped LSU a yard short to force 4th down late in the 4th down 13-10 BUT officials gave LSU a first down and even after replays somehow determined it was 1st down

Even last week during the LSU-Alabama game, refs were awful the final few minutes of regulation

They are bad, but if they go against Alabama, I somehow don't care.  Ha.  And yes, I'm obviously joking, all games should obviously be officiated correctly.

Lol yep. Sadly Alabama won though. Ole Miss looked like they had a great chance to win but then their final 4 plays were all bad ugh

[Phantom255x]

Washington-Oregon is an INSANE game right now!

34-34 tie, 3 minutes to go. Both offenses absolutely on fire in the 2nd half

Bo Nix also got hurt and he’s currently out

[Phantom255x]

#6 OREGON GOES DOWN!

[Moranis]

#6 OREGON GOES DOWN!

Yep and TCU won.  Playoffs getting clearer.

[Phantom255x]

#6 OREGON GOES DOWN!

Yep and TCU won.  Playoffs getting clearer.

UCLA also lost lol. PAC-12 basically shooting themselves in the foot, now only USC has a chance from there to reach the CFP (long shot, but a chance). My friend is a USC fan and he's very excited for next week's clash against UCLA

[Phantom255x]

TCU currently tied at halftime. Michigan only barely up on Illinois near halftime.

I think TCU could be on upset alert here. Baylor has looked good so far

[Phantom255x]

TCU currently tied at halftime. Michigan only barely up on Illinois near halftime.

I think TCU could be on upset alert here. Baylor has looked good so far

Things getting spicy!

#3 Michigan down 17-10 in the 4th. #4 TCU down 28-20 in the 4th as well

I'm kind of rooting for the chaos lol

[nickagneta]

Illinois is a pretty good team. I can't believe they were a 17 point underdog in this game.

[Phantom255x]

Wow Baylor absolutely choked that game away at the end

TCU still undefeated

[Moranis]

That was the riskiest set of play calling I've seen, but it worked for TCU. Amazing

[Moranis]

Illinois is a pretty good team. I can't believe they were a 17 point underdog in this game.

they've lost 2 in a row to MSU and Purdue, plus lost earlier in the year to Indiana.  I'm not sure they are any good.  This feels a lot more like a trap game with Michigan looking ahead to The Game

[Phantom255x]

Now let’s see if unlike Baylor, Illinois can put away a Top-4 team here

Michigan down 17-16, less than 4 mins and Illinois with the ball

[Phantom255x]

Now let’s see if unlike Baylor, Illinois can put away a Top-4 team here

Michigan down 17-16, less than 4 mins and Illinois with the ball

Doesn’t look like it. Michigan will now likely walk this off with a GW field goal as well

[nickagneta]

Illinois is a pretty good team. I can't believe they were a 17 point underdog in this game.

they've lost 2 in a row to MSU and Purdue, plus lost earlier in the year to Indiana.  I'm not sure they are any good.  This feels a lot more like a trap game with Michigan looking ahead to The Game

They're a good team. The beat good Wyoming, Wisconsin and Minnesota teams. And Michigan was missing some people. 17 seemed like a lot of points.