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I’m guessing FSU jumps Penn State and USC to No. 5.I was at the FSU-LSU game last night. Stadium was packed & ~70% FSU based. Rocketlaunch was cool as we could see it from our seats.
Refswere absolutely horrible in the 1st half.
This game was all about making the correct halftime adjustments. FSU defense came ready to play.
Wonder how far up the rankings we go. Especially considering this was the only Week 1 ranked matchup of the wkend.
I laughed at one of the late touchdowns when LSU had one corner on Coleman and no safety over the top. Gee I wonder where the ball is going. Easy fade for 6.
I record it and start watching about an hour after the broadcast starts. I'm sure they are gonna get us with this eventually ... like golf where it has the awful "playing through" crap. Also fully expect the teams to have sponsors all over their jerseys at some point.
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I record it and start watching about an hour after the broadcast starts. I'm sure they are gonna get us with this eventually ... like golf where it has the awful "playing through" crap. Also fully expect the teams to have sponsors all over their jerseys at some point.
ETA ... it's probably the one thing I like about soccer. 45 mins. 15 min half. 45 mins. Yeah there's some time for fake injuries but the ads are on the jerseys and stadium. They haven't sold out the game by incessant commercials stopping the action. Football more than anyone has sold out their game.
How much live action occurs in each sport? Ball in Play studies summarized at Nationals Arm Race
"… the reason you win or lose is darn near always the same – pitching.” — Earl Weaver
See link above .. there is only 11 mins of action in a 3 hr football game. And there are 75 mins of commercials. The rest is clock running, no action.
Well now I hate football and GM
I have no idea what day anything happens anymore. I should probably stop drinking so much.
No, Nebraska WAS a big fave over Colorado before Saturday happened.
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They said "late hit with targeting" but also said it happened after the play, so turnover on downs?
Me too. That is crazy.
I dislike them more than the next guy, but I agree.
Agree with you. I've never seen it called that way before. The way they called it, a late hit OB on 4th down of a player short of the line to gain is a turnover on downs? That's not right.
Counterpoint: screw them.
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Seems like a loophole that needs to be closed. How many times have we seen a late hit on the QB on 4th down that extends the drive? I guess the defenders should have just waited until the ball hit the ground to rough up the passer.
When his knee hit the ground the play was dead. The hit came in after his knee was down, therefore not continuance.
Feel certain seen this called different on personal fouls before. This felt weird
