Topic: 2005 College Football

[ssj4gogita4]

They're too vulnerable. Texas is better than Notre Dame (except yesterday). But Virgina Tech would play USC instead of UT vs USC.

[Roger]

They're too vulnerable. Texas is better than Notre Dame (except yesterday). But Virgina Tech would play USC instead of UT vs USC.

[snapback]245744[/snapback]

Nah. I'm doubting Va Tech makes it the rest of the season without losing.  I'm expecting a UT/USC championship game.

[foulpattie]

If it went forward...touchback. Plain and simple. Either way...its Notre Dame ball/win.

[snapback]245706[/snapback]

Well, I've only seen the replay once so it's hard for me to say.

Say you have the ball and you're running towards the endzone. Then a dude comes in and knocks the ball out. It rolls into the endzone and then out of bounds, that is a touchback. If the ball were to just roll out of bounds the offense keeps the ball from the spot it rolled out.

[Roger]

If it went forward...touchback. Plain and simple. Either way...its Notre Dame ball/win.

[snapback]245706[/snapback]

Well, I've only seen the replay once so it's hard for me to say.

Say you have the ball and you're running towards the endzone. Then a dude comes in and knocks the ball out. It rolls into the endzone and then out of bounds, that is a touchback. If the ball were to just roll out of bounds the offense keeps the ball from the spot it rolled out.

[snapback]245747[/snapback]

The ball went almost directly horizontal as it flew out of bounds from the replays I could see.

Some analysts have called yesterday's game the greatest NCAA football game ever played.

[ssj4gogita4]

If it went forward...touchback. Plain and simple. Either way...its Notre Dame ball/win.

[snapback]245706[/snapback]

Well, I've only seen the replay once so it's hard for me to say.

Say you have the ball and you're running towards the endzone. Then a dude comes in and knocks the ball out. It rolls into the endzone and then out of bounds, that is a touchback. If the ball were to just roll out of bounds the offense keeps the ball from the spot it rolled out.

[snapback]245747[/snapback]

The ball went almost directly horizontal as it flew out of bounds from the replays I could see.

Some analysts have called yesterday's game the greatest NCAA football game ever played.

[snapback]245752[/snapback]

Oh, its definetly the greatest. No doubt.

[foulpattie]

I missed the game because PSU was on...it should of been a primetime game.

[Kenny Blankenship]

If it went forward...touchback. Plain and simple. Either way...its Notre Dame ball/win.

[snapback]245706[/snapback]

Well, I've only seen the replay once so it's hard for me to say.

Say you have the ball and you're running towards the endzone. Then a dude comes in and knocks the ball out. It rolls into the endzone and then out of bounds, that is a touchback. If the ball were to just roll out of bounds the offense keeps the ball from the spot it rolled out.

[snapback]245747[/snapback]

The ball went almost directly horizontal as it flew out of bounds from the replays I could see.

Some analysts have called yesterday's game the greatest NCAA football game ever played.

[snapback]245752[/snapback]

Oh, its definetly the greatest. No doubt.

[snapback]245853[/snapback]

I'm not so sure about that... there's a lot of games that we haven't been able to see that might have been better.  Oklahoma/Nebraska from 71(?), Miami/Nebraska from 84 are all considered to be pretty good.  I think we're just losing perspective after an incredibly fantastic game...

Besides, I'm more partial to Minnesota/Penn St. from 1999 myself (oh, I'm such a homer).

[ssj4gogita4]

I feel for those Minnesota people. They really did well in that game considering who they were playing. Hats off to them.

Texas was down 21-6 and they are now leading 40-28. w00t!!

UCLA barely won in OT.

[Lil Loco]

go ucla...hahahah.

[Roger]

It's a miracle!  Kentucky won a game!  They beat Mississippi State 13-7.

Too bad Mississippi State sucks...