OT: College Football Playoffs Semifinal Games 1/8-1/9 Thurs-Fri
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Looked like they were going for three until ole miss started calling timeouts
Would’ve loved to have a 26 year old Mike Teel in 2006
That wasnt even against the classic prevent. Those were just two great throws. Phew...I hope tomorrows game is as entertaining
Miami playing for the championship at home in Hard Rock….10 seed almost left out of the CFP….yay expansion lol
Classic fun game and suspenseful…Ole Miss in a couple of nail biters
Classic fun game and suspenseful…Ole Miss in a couple of nail biters
SEC’s 600 teams eliminated and only wins are over Tulane or beating another “powerhouse” SEC team. No wins against another major conference…
The ACC worst conference with 7-5 Duke winning it, gets a team in the National Championship, crazy.
Miami 2 years ago loses to Rutgers in the Pinstripe, now they’re playing for the National Championship. Quite the trajectory
Miami 2 years ago loses to Rutgers in the Pinstripe, now they’re playing for the National Championship. Quite the trajectory
So Mario what made the difference tonight? If he was honest, “We had more money”
SEC, it just means less teams left!
ACC! ACC! ACC!
Hi Caliknight, Mario is a terrible head coach, ain't he?
Nice to know that God took time out from his busy schedule to help Miami win this game.
I actually think that could’ve been called but unlikely to be called on the last play
Could have 2 teams we beat in 2023 playing for the championship.
Rutgers better fix it so that it won’t be like 2015 when the Mets beat the Dodgers in the playoffs but the Dodgers turn out to be world beaters for the next 10 years.
I'm not religious, but spiritual. It's funny, there is a musician that I follow that freaks out beyond belief whenever Fernando Mendoza gets interview and thanks God, the Lord, etc after a victory. If people are religious that is great. Have not yet seen if when interviewing a losing coach or player if they ever thank God or say it was God's plan.