I think this wil be a long day for the Big 10
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I actually have a good feeling the pac-10 is dogsh!t awful. If they win, I lose.
Auburn just went full-on Frank-Solich-in-the-Independence-Bowl brain cramp. Although, looked like there could have been a PI call there.
i agree. I think the only solid team in the PAC 12 is the Oregon Ducks. Today we will see just how good they really are. They got some beasts on that front 7 though. Over 41 sacks on the season...Kayvon Thibodeoux is a monster and a future star.
How do you guys do this? I understand the whole B1G thing, but ugh!!!!
My father was born in Minnesota and I have relatives In that state...
So do I get a pardon..
im the same way. Only one I refuse to root for is Iowa and a few years ago I’d be rooting them on too. But Iowa fans have caused me to hate everything about them.
If the B1G goes 2-1, that’s good. Finish up with Indiana playing well later this week and depth of the conference is seen. Also shows the Huskers, I hope, staff and players the necessity of a great off season and doing the work and some extra to get ready for the 2020 season.
I think Minnesota has the most unattractive fan base I’ve ever seen.
Senior Tyler Jones for Minnesota is having a monster game. Auburn has no answer for this guy.
12 catches for 204 yards and 2 TDs
12 catches for 204 yards and 2 TDs
hey, at least they don’t live on our boards lol. I’ll give them that much.
I was rooting for Michigan. Looks like their just a tad bit behind Bama. Different levels. Ohio State is on the Bama level.
Congrats to the Gophers.
Congrats to the Gophers.
I would love to see Oregon win! Not an Alabama fan and will be happy for Minnesota.
The games are enjoyable, but generally don’t give a damn who wins. I find Minnesota’s coach and their frumpy mom looking fan base to be utterly annoying. Ski-U-Mah and that stupid row boat thing. Ugh. I just can’t stand them.
Well going 1 out of 2 isn’t bad. Michigan didn’t have much of chance against Bama to start with. Just to many game changers in their team.
My father also. Have relatives in the Twin Cities. I don’t hate Minnesota.
yep after taking over a solid team Jerry Kill built up and landing an easy schedule. Giving Minnesota their credit, they did beat a good PSU and Auburn teams.
Don't sleep on the Big Ten. When the sixth-best team boat-races USC, you know the conference is pretty good.
I think Alabama is the better team, but Michigan had their number until that crap personal foul penalty gave Alabama new life. Be interesting to see how things would have gone if that wasn't called.
That last drive by Minnesota was impressive. They held onto the ball over 9 minutes to run out the clock and not give Auburn any chance to comeback.
will never know. Now it looks like Bama is about to beat Michigan by 20
Edited...my bad, 19 points not 20
This is one game I don't think the final score will really indicate how the game went. It was much closer than a 19-point win for Alabama.
Agree. Michigan hung in there better than I thought they would until it got out of hand in the 4th quarter.
right, and how much of that is because Bama didn’t have their Star QB playing? It could have been much worst had they had him. Michigan did make Bama work for it, I’ll give them that.
Im very curious to see how J. Taylor and that line does against Oregon’s front 7 and Kayvon Thibodeoux.
Enough about the f_ _ _ing schedule, ours was pretty damn easy too. Didn't mommy teach you about glass houses and stones.
moving along...and our schedule wasn’t that easy. It looked to be but ended up not being easy... Illinois was solid, Minnesota won 11 games, Iowa won 10 games, Wisconsin could have 11 wins, Buckeyes where a national titles contender, Indiana had a great year...shall I keep going? Our schedule was far from easy
Well, we're finally having some decent bowl games. I'm just hoping for competitive games.
I hate to say this, but Minnesota also played Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa. South Dakota State and Georgia Southern are probably both better than Northern Illinois and South Alabama. Conference wise, they had Rutgers instead of Indiana, and Penn State instead of Ohio State. Both had Maryland.
Minnesota's conference schedule might have been a hair easier, but overall they were about the same.
