TCU is a good, maybe great, team. I wouldn't judge Michigan too harshly for losing this one... if that's how it ends...Yeah, it usually Ohio State showing people the B10 doesn't belong in the playoffs. Now Michigan is doing it too. 😂
TCU is a good, maybe great, team. I wouldn't judge Michigan too harshly for losing this one... if that's how it ends...Yeah, it usually Ohio State showing people the B10 doesn't belong in the playoffs. Now Michigan is doing it too. 😂
Well I was for Mic so...Bittersweet weekend for me. LOVED the Notre Dame game to start the weekend off, and being an Ohio State fan, I was giddy to see Michigan lose (along with seeing some fresh blood in TCU get into the championship). But then Georgia happened....
Two outta three ain't bad, I guess! All three of those games were awesome games no matter which team you were rooting for—much better than blowout games that are boring after the first quarter.
Me too, but look at the alternative - Ohio State. I really want a new slate of combatants. At least we have TCU heading into the championship game. Given my track record in guessing who will win - I'm keeping quiet and I'll just watch the gameSeriously I would like to see someone else other than UoG win the title.
I didn't see the entire game.I guess the refs in the Michigan vs. TCU game just wanted to go home. No time for one more meaningless play, I suppose, but that was most definitely targeting on TCU on what turned out to be Michigan's final offensive play.
Plus, I think the reversal of what would have been Michigan's first TD was wrong. Next play: fumble, touchback. A TD there for the Wolverines might have really changed the rest of the game. The receiver clearly did not control the ball until he rolled across the goal line.
Michigan also received a gift call. The roughing the passer on TCU was a bad call.
Maybe it was too late, and I was too tired, but I don't remember bad calls in the Georgia vs. Ohio State game.
Plus, I think the reversal of what would have been Michigan's first TD was wrong. Next play: fumble, touchback. A TD there for the Wolverines might have really changed the rest of the game. The receiver clearly did not control the ball until he rolled across the goal line.
I'm always looking at lists of champions in all the sports I follow. It's definitely been an SEC Century so far in the 21st, with the ACC a distant second. But there are rumbling in the B1G of a return to its glory days. With realignment, it's a new day, and historical comparisons are more difficult.
I have to imagine ratings were down, buy Monday evening, I was largely done watching football, hell. I barely watched any games yesterday. To me, its one thing having a single day where all of the major bowl games are played and watch any/all of them and quite another stretching those major games across a long weekend. I was largely done watching football by sunday.kinda weird the Rose Bowl being played very very very late in the year.
Yes, they have "a ways to go" but one game does not make a trend. Plus, the B1G divisions are lopsided. All the better teams are in the east. Purdue was maybe the 4th best team in the conference this year, and that's being generous. The B1G did not fare well at all in head-to-head bowls vs. SEC teams this year, but overall, I think 5-4 vs. 6-5 shows some parity. Having two B1G teams in the final four rather than two SEC teams is progress.SEC Conference Champ Loser - LSU 49
B10 Conference Champ Loser - Purdue 0
They have a ways to go.
Let's face it, boys who can ball don't want to spend their winters in Columbus or Ann Arbor when they can be in Athens, Tuscaloosa, Baton Rouge or any other not-cold place.
I wonder how many missed the ball drop due to that gameWOW! Crazy one between TCU and MIC. I've been telling people not to fall asleep on TCU.
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OSU made a better game of it than I thought they would!
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I wonder how many missed the ball drop due to that game