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Duke 21-17 ahead of Miami at half. ACC refs will be receiving their instructions from conference headquarters during the halftime break.

DING DING DING! Johnny, tell that man what he's won!!!

Penn St with 3 offensive points so far. Just shows how impressive it was that the ducks torched tOSU like they did, especially through the air.

Can’t wait to see what the ACC officials cook up for their latest Hurricane Salvation.

Long catch on the last TD drive for Miami that was actually a drop. Even the announcers thought it should have been reviewed.

Who would you rather see Herbert throw to, Tyler Warren or Colston Loveland? I think Warren gets the nod due to having a QB who can actually pass, but that also makes what Loveland do impressive as well.

Penn State's offense looks bad. Drew Allar is not very good.

When will James Franklin learn that you need an offense to win big time football?

OregonFan4Life wrote: Sat Nov 02, 2024 12:10 pm When will James Franklin learn that you need an offense to win big time football?

And a good QB. Their QB recruiting has been bad. Lots of 30 something and 40 something ranked QBs in their recruiting classes. Allar was lowly rated too before being a late riser up to 5 star status. I think he was only a 3 star (or maybe low 4 star) when he committed to them.

Indiana coming back with fire.

Indiana is dang good this year, they easily should be ranked in the top 5. I know they’ve had a weak schedule but they’ve crushed everyone on their schedule.

Some pretty entertaining games tonight.
Usc v UW coming down to basically a final play.
S. Car beating A&M
Tenn vs UK close
Louisville beating Clemson

I'm looking forward to Indiana and Ohio State.

So I assume that if both the Ducks and tOSU win each of their remaining scheduled games, we'll get a Buckeye-Duck rematch in the B1G CCG, where the loser will undoubtedly still be in the CFP.

Indiana might be good, or they might be the most overrated team in the country, apart from Texas. Has anyone actually looked at their schedule this year to date? Try this excercise: Punch up the Big Ten standings, start at the top and work your way down to a team Indiana has already played. My list is from yahoo sports, and I get through eight teams (besides Indiana) before I get to the Huskies at number 10 on the list, the best Big 10 team Indiana has faced six games into the conference schedule. Incredible. They don't play Minnesota, Iowa, Penn State, Oregon, Illinois, or Wisconsin this year. They don't even play USC. The meat of their whole season is coming up with games vs Michigan- the team Oregon just beat on the road by 3 touchdowns- and at Ohio State before finishing up with Purdue, the worst team in the conference. There are probably 25-30 teams in the country who could go 11-1 with that schedule.

Enjoyed watching South Carolina beat Texas ATM last night. Sellers will be very sought after in the transfer portal during the offseason.