2021-2022 NCAA Football Season Thread • Page 70

lol Michigan

 

What an interception. Goodbye Michigan.

 

My god that interception was just a great play. Great game to watch. Kenneth Walker having the best season maybe ever in MSU

 

Walker is a king. Cannot believe the performance he just put up. Unreal.

 

Obviously le’veon bell’s year was incredible but no one could touch TJ Duckett’s career for me. KW is having better years than duckett ever did.

 

Just give him the Heisman after that

 

big game for Fresno state try to get back a ranking by the end of the year

 

Colorado’s gonna win this game lol

 

I supposed it’s still possible it could happen in this game but it will be interesting to see the psyche of Georgia if an offense ever puts up yards and points against them. I’m sure they’ll be fine, but after using skulls as cereal bowls for the first 8 weeks of the season I wonder what would happen if a team put 21 on them in the first quarter or first half or something.

 

Lol three dudes wide open and anthony brown throws underneath for no gain on a third down, beautiful

Going for it because your qb sucks and your rb almost fumbles it, that’s cristoball

 

Starting Richardson was a terrible idea. You know Emory jones is going to suck and you know it’s a game that you will lose, and likely lose badly. Start jones, let him get wrecked, and then bring in Richardson for a no pressure situation.

game was going well for 27 minutes, but the wheels are off now.

 

Lol at dye running inside when they have no timeouts, someone check if he has a concussion

 

Finally a ducks blowout

 

Give me more of Byron 2.0, i do not understand Cristo’s obsession with barehands Dye

 

the only offenses in the SEC that can do it, they’ll face in two weeks (I’m being kind to Tennessee here, but the stats are there) and whoever between Bama/Ole Miss makes the champ game.

 

Well the UF / UGA game went about as expected

 

Lol Michigan.

 

These all red unis are terrible

 

Like these are some egregious holds by penn state tonight.

 

Ryan Day reminds me of that comedian that performs without a shirt

 

Bert kreischer, I think that’s his name?

 

Had a huge outdoor party at my place for the Michigan state game and it was so incredible I’m naming my first born son Kenneth Walker

 

Over the last few years I’ve wondered if we’d see a lack of good running backs / kids moving away from the position since it’s not as utilized in the NFL anymore / the position burns out pretty quickly in the NFL, so it’s always cool to see a great performance like today because maybe it inspires little kids to play the position that are currently 8-12 or something like that.

And for some maybe the small possible career is intriguing to them? Like, you get drafted and make a couple million for 3-4 years and then retire and move on to something else versus other positions where the big second contract would be too enticing to walk away from? Idk just a thought.

Edit: although I’m sure most who aren’t 100% devoted would be weeded out / walk away before being drafted into the NFL. The cases of Luck and that linebacker from 49ers are rare cases.

 

I see the Auburn fans didn’t watch Ole Miss-Arkansas and Ole Miss-Tennessee and didn’t know to prep for all the fake injuries on defense.

 

What a terrible throw