NarfUte

Yeah I was going to say, reading between the lines seems like Harlan is meddling with the collectives and how the coaching staff sees NIL allotments (I know they can’t be involved directly but certainly give their opinion to the collectives)

Nah the second to last stalled drive had 2 runs 1st and 2nd. Then pass punt

You still need individual seats (even if they’re just standing room only)- the Layton field passes don’t get you into the stadium, they just give you access to the field club after your game ticket gets you into the stadium.

Lincoln Riley could be available.

I’d be happy getting above the Ferentz line (25 ppg) We’re currently at 15.6 vs. P4 competition

I saw a thing that showed his PFF grade as a 3.7 (not a typo, three point seven)

Or you’re finally moving the ball so you call a goddamn fake double reverse

Lasso is correct. Top-5 highest ranked conference champions make it, and the top-4 ranked conference champions get the top 4 seeds regardless of P4 vs. G5(6). So, theoretically the MWC champ could be ranked higher than the lowest P4 champ.

Nah, don’t think it changes the outcome – but roughing is a player safety issue and if you confer and come up with running into the kicker as a conclusion there, you’re a shitty ref.

One thing I’ve noticed about the big 12 refs is they seem to allow more physical play, especially in the secondary. We don’t seem to be adjusting to it well

His second half against us, he was a man possessed. Unfortunately he’s not doing it every week

Fifita wanted to play for Utah his whole life and now makes us pay for not offering him.

You know what time it is?!?!?! Game time! (Decision)

Reid might play

I only see the pickem and score results pinned at the top, regardless free bump 😂

Utah sold their allotment in May and returned what didn’t sell. I bought some midfield on Utah’s side from ASU – really reasonable pricing.

No one knows what it means, but it’s provocative.

The dolphins look like hot garbage. Not Huntleys fault though. Really cool he gets to play in his hometown stadium