Shocking playoff results.

I am totally torn with Indiana. On one hand, the story is really cool, but on the other hand I can't get myself to grasp college football as we know it is gone. Therefore it is hard for me to route for Indiana for some reason. Ugh idk.
 
From watching the first few minutes of the Ole Miss - Miami game, I have to say that bigger linemen are better than smaller linemen.
 
Pennstate_one said:
I am totally torn with Indiana. On one hand, the story is really cool, but on the other hand I can't get myself to grasp college football as we know it is gone. Therefore it is hard for me to route for Indiana for some reason. Ugh idk.
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This one is easy for me. Miami is still Miami and I can't think of a reason to dislike Indiana Football (Indiana BBall historically is a different story). I also have no interest in the ACC winning a Natty. It can only serve to prolong it's demise as a P4 conference.
 
I am SHOCKED to read how many supposed football experts do not understand the heel in, toe out rule in football.

Whatever part of the foot hits the ground must be all in bounds to be a catch, period. That means if you are facing away or toward the field of play, if the heel comes down in bounds and the toe is out of bounds it is no catch. If the toe comes down followed by the heel out of bounds, no catch. If the toe comes down in bounds and the none of the rest of the foot hits the ground, it is a catch.
 
Sheriff Coffee said:
I am SHOCKED to read how many supposed football experts do not understand the heel in, toe out rule in football.

Whatever part of the foot hits the ground must be all in bounds to be a catch, period. That means if you are facing away or toward the field of play, if the heel comes down in bounds and the toe is out of bounds it is no catch. If the toe comes down followed by the heel out of bounds, no catch. If the toe comes down in bounds and the none of the rest of the foot hits the ground, it is a catch.
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If it's Michigan against Penn State and a player catches the ball with the front of his foot in bounds, then his heel hits the sideline, it's a catch.
 
bdroc said:
Do you want to know what's wild? PSU was leading Oregon by 7 in OT and the had Indiana beat without Allar and Rojas if not for a circus catch as time expired. Yet we couldn't beat UCLA, Northwestern, or Iowa.
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Lack of mental toughness not lack of talent. They played when they wanted to play. Otherwise they were undisciplined and unfocused. That's on Franklin. They clearly had the talent for a playoff run.
 
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