head coaches to play against one another in the history of college football? Heupel vs Day, dead serious

on that 4th down decision. That has to be the most demoralizing move for the players and the entire fanbase. Some programs just weren't made for the big show.

Because Alabama - ole Miss and USCjr or Miami aren’t in it - could care less if they invited Mercer as long as we are in. The less challengers tha better.

Arizona state, Boise state and Clemson are all borderline too but at least they won their conferences.

I know it must suck to be closed out of the CFP.

Clemson lost the TEAMS THAT COULD’NT BEAT GEORGIA bowl. That has got to really hurt. Lost to the team that lost to UGA TWICE!

SMU lost to PEDO U….badly, and should never be heard from again.

Miami should be big pissed. But maybe if next year conference champions won’t be given an automatic selection you’ll have a chance to back door in.

This is glorious to watch

It’s embarrassing. Watched him miss 8 blocks so far

What have I missed?

They come out with new schemes to attack the edges with Love and Leonard as a runner which we have struggled with this year , they know running off tackle will not get it done …

Hold the edge early and it will be a long day for Irish offense

without getting political, seems like an inevitability.

Also will any of the transfers be in spring?

nm

It hurts but they have overachieved. To return to the top we have to retool the entire offensive staff and start spending money on offensive skill players.

We are a spoiled fanbase. Kirby has us used to being elite every year but this is nowhere near an elite team.

Unless we get help in the portal next year is gonna look verse similar to this year.

sorry, usually never late a party...


I don't need it,
but what a Nice toy to have.