Refs should have called defensive pass interference. This was not a hail Mary type setup; the potential receiver was running his route. The announcer said the receiver didn't have a chance anyway but he is wrong. The Ole Miss player still got one hand on the ball with feet inbounds after being pulled down; definitely catchable without the interference.
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Tua’s brother came in at State when he was injured (Tua) and lost a year. Appealed to the NCAA. DENIED. UNBELIEVABLE
Im shocked beck didn’t implode. Stay tuned for that in the final however. But miami is doing a good job making it easy on him
I can’t believe an Alabama/Miami title game was actually on the table, the 93 game was 4 years before I was born so I’d love to see that matchup one day
He had already transferred to Maryland and Saban went to bat for him. Said he deserved an additional year. And they still denied it.
You have the head coach from the previous school lobbying for a player to get a year back at his current school. Why? Because it would have been right thing to do.
Totally screwed the kid.
Today the NCAA passes extra years out like candy on Halloween.
NIL era of the CFP have been cringe-worthy at best to me. If Indiana is potential your national champion, then oh boy, you done mess around.
Taulia should sue the NCAA. Some judge would award him a huge settlement if they didn’t just outright write a check to make him go away.
Yup..I have a feeling Coach Cignetti & his Indian defense, is going too make, Beck & Miami slowly tap out mid way 3rd quarter..
Like Bama did during the Saban years.
And for all the LSU trolls on msg. boards and social media who keep saying "it's Kiffin's team" and "Kiffin's players", Ole Miss would have lost to Georgia last week if Kiffin was coaching. I will pop some popcorn and watch how that fanbase reacts when he pulls his hot yoga and trolling schtick after a loss.
"Nothing in his life Became him like the leaving it."
Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 4.
Kiffin is the opposite. The guy can recruit and coach, but man, when he is headed out the door he causes untold carnage in the leaving. Alabama, Tennessee, and now Ole Miss. It's part of the package. He will leave you one day, and when he does, he will leave behind a mess.
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He's already grabbing OMs shoulder pads and pulling him down before the ball got there - that's DPI.
Big time - officiating team blew it.......what a farce.......and gotta say stuff like this is driving me away from the game even more than all the money stuff!
Nothing in his life Became him like the leaving it."
Hamlet ACt 1, Scvene 4
Kevin can recruit and he can even coach. But eventually he's going to leave and when he does in the process of leaving, he's going to leave behind a mess on his way out the door. It's the very way that he leaves that disrupts the losing school. He did it at Tennessee, he did it at Alabama, and now he's done it at Ole Miss.
That crew was from the Big Ten, and I think it was definitely DPI on the last play. I've seen less contact get called in the past.
I was in it for OM, but I really think Miami has the best team for knocking off the Ducks or Hoosiers.
And the Canes fans get the advantage of making a run on the Orange Bowl tickets before them.
They should enjoy a home-field advantage, which will be big!
I'm hoping for a Canes vs. Ducks final. I'm just sick of the Indy and CC love!!!
And the Canes fans get the advantage of making a run on the Orange Bowl tickets before them.
They should enjoy a home-field advantage, which will be big!
I'm hoping for a Canes vs. Ducks final. I'm just sick of the Indy and CC love!!!
These weren't necessarily plays that decided the games, but Ty Simpson went through a 3-game stretch of explicit late hits and no calls whatsoever. I just wish I knew the reasoning.
Seeing those 4 names all clustered together, never having stepped foot on a college field, brings back some memories. That 2021 team really was the last of the great Bama teams of the Saban era. What a run.
And now, the sport itself is a shell of itself. Think about it. Our final three is Indiana, Oregon, and Miami. Ole Miss was a missed DPI away from being in the room with Indiana and Oregon.
Blue bloods, no more.
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