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Thanks to @KirkHerbstreit for joining us. @stugotz790 asks is there Indiana fatigue? @TBob53 on the tough spot for Ohio State. Notre Dame’s test and does the Big 12 perception hinge on the result? Enjoy.
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Only the Mets could acquire a guy from the eventual NL pennant winner and trade him to the eventual AL pennant winner.
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And if Quinn didn't know what down it was either, that's a fireable offense. Still doesn't forgive the QB for not knowing what down it is.
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Three-and-outs vs. Power 4 opponents via IronFootball.app
Since 2014, only 11 teams have had a three-and-out rate as bad as Texas (38.3%) or worse through four P4 games. Just 3 finished with a winning record:
2023 Iowa (10-4)
2021 Clemson (10-3)
2016 Boston College (7-6)
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I did not expect to go down a Notre Dame schedule rabbit hole yesterday, but a friend who is a ND supporter had reached out wondering what ND SOS might be since Marcus Freeman took over. I couldn't generate that for them, but I did dig this up for them...
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They had started a conversation about big wins off the comments leading up to the game last week and said the Playoff wins were great, obviously, but has there been one in the regular season. So I looked at that for them.
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No chance
Was Gunner Stockton ever 100% after taking a hit early in the game? 🤔
@BudElliott3 breaks down Auburn’s much-needed win — and what went wrong for Georgia.
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The biggest thing from yesterday unfortunately is the Sayin injury. OSU is a completely different offense without him. Where do they go from here? I don’t see a Cardale Jones type situation here, but we’ll see how it plays out over the remainder of the season.
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It wasn't pretty, clean, easy, without controversy ... but Miami found a way to win on a day many others didn't. As a result, Miami will be No. 1 in the AP Poll Sunday for the first time since December 8, 2002.
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That's a big-time statement win for BYU and by association, the Big 12. Didn't think BYU offense could have that much success against a really good defense, but Bachmeier got em home. And how about that play at the end of the 1st half? How big was that!?
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What a day. It's like the CFB Gods are saying to us "You really want to mess with this regular season drama?"
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First time since November 4, 2006 Alabama and Georgia lost on the same day during the regular season.
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