Every year there's some team (like this year's Bears) who ride a really easy schedule to a shiny record. They've improved but that's the softest division lead we've seen in a minute.

That 4 game stretch where they beat a bunch of ranked teams is impressive in the abstract and then you look at the actual teams and it's Georgia and a bunch of mid guys.
They absolutely should still be in the playoff hunt but it feels like they're presumed a lock.

As a fan of a team that always gets them in the one game you know isn't going to be boring to them, it's sort of crazy seeing them basically never experience real adversity.

I've said this way too much this year but burn the tapes and let us never speak of this game again

Having been at that game deep in the student section, I've never been more sure and been so wrong.

Oh absolutely. Putting a guy out there who's missed two FGs already and ask him to win another seems like a bad idea given *points wildly at the game thus far*

Yeah, I think he's always been a bit of UM hater but at some point he got almost annoyed he was on the beat.

Yeah, the guy pushing that narrative is just trolling. It's obnoxious.

I think they're going to make his decision making insanely simple. He's a bit on tilt.

I can't watch the game but I assume this is referring to one of the few indispensable players on offense.

I don't know if they'll give him the ball but it absolutely wasn't as emphatic as the side judge was making it out to be.

I'd also argue that it's the type of play you have to just go down after the guy has your ankle.

Virginia Tech is going to probably get James Franklin as a coach and there's a good chance he'll be more successful than the guy who takes over for him at PSU. CFB is so weird.

Texas A&M just offered Mike Elko a huge contract and they're now being dog walked at home by 3-6 South Carolina. I want to shake UM fans and beg them to watch any other team in this sport and see how insane they all are.