2019/20 CFB Season Talk

[Supersizethatorder-mutt]

Even if Ohio St had scored on the last drive. The refs would have taken it away like they took away two other touchdowns.
Ross clearly had possession before he fumbled. That call was egregious.
Clemson gets way too many erroneous calls.
GO LSU !!!

TOTALLY disagree.

 

[GTRambler]

Someone post a good link where he has possession. I don't see him having possession. Just because in slow motion he looks to hold onto it for a while doesn't mean possession.

Well, in real time the referees called it as a catch and fumble, and a runback of the fumble as a touchdown.

Video review decision was made based on real-time replay speed, not slow-motion replay. Soooo ... what was the clear and convincing evidence to overturn the referees’ original call???

I got to go with the Buckeyes on this one.

 

[BuzzStone]

The refs did what they should do. let the play "play out" then review it. In every one of the replays I have seen it wasn't a catch.

 

[GTRambler]

The refs did what they should do. let the play "play out" then review it. In every one of the replays I have seen it wasn't a catch.

OK. Yes, you have a good point right there.

 

[jeffgt14]

That's the problem with needing 100% proof to overturn a call while also being told you have to let fumbles play out.

 

[herb]

That's the problem with needing 100% proof to overturn a call while also being told you have to let fumbles play out.

Exactly

 

[FredJacket]

That's the problem with needing 100% proof to overturn a call while also being told you have to let fumbles play out.

Are refs directed to "let fumbles play out"? Or is this a theory about how refs handle such situations?

 

[YellowJacketFan2018]

According to College Football Talk Baylor head football coach Matt Rhule is interested in coaching in the NFL and will be interviewing for open NFL head coaching jobs. It looks like Baylor could be shyte out of luck soon.

https://collegefootballtalk.nbcspor...t-rhule-to-interview-for-nfl-job-opportunity/

 

[YellowJacketFan2018]

LSU is favored by 5.5 points over Clemson in the National Championship Game

 

[slugboy]

Are refs directed to "let fumbles play out"? Or is this a theory about how refs handle such situations?

I’ve never seen anything written, but I’ve heard in the NFL or some of the conferences guidance from the heads of officials to wait to blow the play dead, increased emphasis on targeting, etc. It changes from season to season, based on containing injuries or other factors.
I think they are holding off on blowing a play dead to see if it’s a fumble this year, partially because of instant replay. (Just going off of memory, so could be wrong)
There’s a lot of guidance and coaching on when to call holding or other penalties.


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[YellowJacketFan2018]

The ACC And SEC That I Would Really Like By 2030

ACC Coastal

Georgia Tech

UCF

Miami

North Carolina

NCSU

Duke

FSU

Vanderbilt


ACC Atlantic

Clemson

Virginia

Syracuse

Pitt

Boston College

Wake Forest

Louisville

West Virginia


I would like the future ACC to have 8 teams in each Division and play 9 Conference Games



SEC

Eastern Division

Tennessee

Georgia

Florida

Virginia Tech

South Carolina

Kentucky

Auburn


SEC West

Alabama

LSU

Oklahoma State

Texas A&M

Mississippi State

Ole Miss

Memphis




My ACC And SEC Changes

ACC

UCF to ACC Coastal Division

Vanderbilt to ACC Coastal Division(Vandy would fit in better academically in the ACC)

FSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

NCSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

Pitt Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

Virginia Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

West Virginia to ACC Atlantic Division



SEC

Virginia Tech To SEC Eastern Division

Auburn Switched To SEC Eastern Division

Memphis To SEC Western Division

Oklahoma State to SEC Western Division

Missouri to Big 12

Arkansas to Big 12

 

[Supersizethatorder-mutt]

The ACC And SEC That I Would Really Like By 2030

ACC Coastal

Georgia Tech

UCF

Miami

North Carolina

NCSU

Duke

FSU

Vanderbilt


ACC Atlantic

Clemson

Virginia

Syracuse

Pitt

Boston College

Wake Forest

Louisville

West Virginia


I would like the future ACC to have 8 teams in each Division and play 9 Conference Games



SEC

Eastern Division

Tennessee

Georgia

Florida

Virginia Tech

South Carolina

Kentucky

Auburn


SEC West

Alabama

LSU

Oklahoma State

Texas A&M

Mississippi State

Ole Miss

Memphis




My ACC And SEC Changes

ACC

UCF to ACC Coastal Division

Vanderbilt to ACC Coastal Division(Vandy would fit in better academically in the ACC)

FSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

NCSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

Pitt Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

Virginia Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

West Virginia to ACC Atlantic Division



SEC

Virginia Tech To SEC Eastern Division

Auburn Switched To SEC Eastern Division

Memphis To SEC Western Division

Oklahoma State to SEC Western Division

Missouri to Big 12

Arkansas to Big 12

Interesting suggestion. Something certainly needs to be done in both conferences.

 

[Oldgoldandwhite]

When you boil it all down, there were only three dominant teams this year.
And if I was a sports fan from anywhere outside the south, I wouldn’t even watch the CG. Parity is about gone in the top 10.

 

[GT_EE78]

The ACC And SEC That I Would Really Like By 2030

ACC Coastal

Georgia Tech

UCF

Miami

North Carolina

NCSU

Duke

FSU

Vanderbilt


ACC Atlantic

Clemson

Virginia

Syracuse

Pitt

Boston College

Wake Forest

Louisville

West Virginia


I would like the future ACC to have 8 teams in each Division and play 9 Conference Games



SEC

Eastern Division

Tennessee

Georgia

Florida

Virginia Tech

South Carolina

Kentucky

Auburn


SEC West

Alabama

LSU

Oklahoma State

Texas A&M

Mississippi State

Ole Miss

Memphis




My ACC And SEC Changes

ACC

UCF to ACC Coastal Division

Vanderbilt to ACC Coastal Division(Vandy would fit in better academically in the ACC)

FSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

NCSU Switched to ACC Coastal Division

Pitt Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

Virginia Switched to ACC Atlantic Division

West Virginia to ACC Atlantic Division



SEC

Virginia Tech To SEC Eastern Division

Auburn Switched To SEC Eastern Division

Memphis To SEC Western Division

Oklahoma State to SEC Western Division

Missouri to Big 12

Arkansas to Big 12

While you;re reorganizing things, don't forget to make all interconference games rotating (so we can abolish that yearly tiger game)

 

[YellowJacketFan2018]

While you;re reorganizing things, don't forget to make all interconference games rotating (so we can abolish that yearly tiger game)

That would be an excellent idea

 

[slugboy]

Texas and Tom Herman hire Ohio State’s QB coach as OC: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28392439

It’s kind of weird to me, because Herman is an offensive guy (and has a long track record as an OC): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Herman_(American_football)

I understand recognizing where you might need help, but this still seems weird.


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[YellowJacketFan2018]

New FSU head football coach Mike Norvell hired Charlotte offensive coordinator Alex Atkins to be the FSU offensive coordinator.

 

[YellowJacketFan2018]

Texas and Tom Herman hire Ohio State’s QB coach as OC: https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28392439

It’s kind of weird to me, because Herman is an offensive guy (and has a long track record as an OC): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Herman_(American_football)

I understand recognizing where you might need help, but this still seems weird.


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Tom Herman is walking on eggshells if Texas doesn't challenge OU for the Big 12 Title in 2020 he'll be fired.

 

[Supersizethatorder-mutt]

 

[YellowJacketFan2018]

OU has to be the most overrated "Powerhouse" in College Football With OU losing Jalen Hurts at quarterback i think they finish 10-2 in 2020 with one of the losses being to Tennessee in the 2nd game in Norman,Oklahoma This time a 10-2 record will get OU to the Cotton or Sugar Bowl