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2014-2015 College Football Thread: A New Era Begins..

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ND's gonna screw around and win this thing, aren't they?
 
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Notre Dame got screwed much in the same way a co-ed will be at FSU's celebration party tonight.
 
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That was a textbook pick penalty. On the other hand, that's the first time I can ever remember a textbook pick being called.
 
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My god Winston has a punchable face. What an ********
 
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Spartanforlife4 said:
That was a textbook pick penalty. On the other hand, that's the first time I can ever remember a textbook pick being called.
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Usually there's an attempt to make it look like your running a route, that might be the most blatant pick I've ever seen, he looked like he was run blocking.
 
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With this loss, Alabama can be penciled in and all the teams can be from the South. Because the loser of the Ole Miss/Miss St. game shouldn't drop as they lost to the other team. Meanwhile Notre Dame should probably drop at least 10 spots for losing on the road to the #2 team in the country. Michigan St. should also drop even though they won by 30 because they could be the biggest threat to ruining the SEC & FSU party. Got to cut that off before it even has a chance.
 
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Dirty said:
With this loss, Alabama can be penciled in and all the teams can be from the South. Because the loser of the Ole Miss/Miss St. game shouldn't drop as they lost to the other team. Meanwhile Notre Dame should probably drop at least 10 spots for losing on the road to the #2 team in the country. Michigan St. should also drop even though they didn't play because they could be the biggest threat to ruining the SEC & FSU party. Got to cut that off before it even has a chance.
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Psst.... Michigan State did play. Beat Indiana 56-17.

Herbie and Fowler kept saying whoever lost, it would probably ruin their playoff chances, but I fail to see how this game is any different for ND than Oregon was for MSU. And if ND went on to go undefeated I don't really see how a last second loss would've kicked out FSU, except for the fact it was at home.

I hope the "THREE STRAIGHT TOP TENS OMG!!!!" for MS St. will end, because it's pretty obvious LSU and A&M are nowhere near top 10 teams.
 
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Dirty said:
With this loss, Alabama can be penciled in and all the teams can be from the South. Because the loser of the Ole Miss/Miss St. game shouldn't drop as they lost to the other team. Meanwhile Notre Dame should probably drop at least 10 spots for losing on the road to the #2 team in the country. Michigan St. should also drop even though they won by 30 because they could be the biggest threat to ruining the SEC & FSU party. Got to cut that off before it even has a chance.
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Wow Dirty, I didn't know you wore so much tinfoil. :D
 
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Teams that have held the opponent to less than 120 yards are 147-2 in the past decade.

Florida is responsible for both losses.
 
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