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It just 'means more' in the SEC. Unless you miss the playoffs, then it's "I'm opting out for NFL prep/the portal/mom's cooking"

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'BOUT FRICKIN TIME. WELL DESERVED AND EARNED.

Ducks win! 59-20 3to 4 sacks 254 passing

He’s the current favorite for the Bronny James award.

I don’t believe TTU is a fraud; perhaps more “unknown”. “Unknown” because all their stats are derived from B12 competition. Without much cross-conference competition, it’s hard to effectively rank teams. I do hope many of @Mike West predictions come true. Go Ducks!!

What? We have heard SO MUCH all season about how good the SEC and Vandy are? So No. 23 Iowa has been regarded as an afterthought, while outright disrespected in a Big-12 podcast for being 8-4 in the B1G. Yet Vandy was No. 14 in the nation, and 10-2 and they LOSE to Iowa? Is this when the narrative begins to change?

Locked on Ducks podcast interviews Mike Ostrom, who gives some good takes on the Orange Bowl game, and is introduced as a FishDuck.com writer. At 22:56 he makes reference to our community via the forum and the article site.

Hopefully Moore stays, because it's slim pickings at the QB position outside of Brenden Sorsby from Cincinnati.

Michigan seems to be moving the ball decently on Texas. Guess firing Sherrone Moore was addition by subtraction. Watching Arch Manning, I'm not impressed. Seems his hype is attached solely to his last name.

Don Diego played like Sergeant Garcia. 😁 Was the Don screwed out of the Heisman, or what? 🤪 The no-show to date, SC, and the missing Linc.

Is this the same Michigan team that scored 7 points against Washington? They're up 17 to 10 barely into the 2nd quarter. AND, on the strength of the Big 12, Duke is leading ASU at halftime, and Nebraska is beating Utah.

Sankey's insistence on getting so many SEC teams into the Playoff makes me think after today that he had his eyes on bowel games rather than bowl games? Iowa's four losses this season were all 5 pts or less. Are they the best 4-loss team this year? The top 7 SEC teams all had 3 losses or less...because they play 8 conference games and a softball, yet get the benefit of the doubt on SOS.

Oregon 27-24 2 3 285

Cue the next Big win over the SEC pretenders. Michigan leading Texas 10-3.

I’ve always felt like Chip only has success when he walks into a great situation. Oregon was already rolling, Ohio State was loaded. When he’s had to build something or step into a tougher spot, the results have mostly been mediocre. Northwestern isn’t exactly a turnkey job, so this feels like a real test of him.

Thanks to Iowa sticking it to Vandy, the B1G is 7-1 in the 2025 bowl season. Now that's pretty darn impressive. Now go Michigan. Beat Texas.

OBD 38-17 2 1 285 WRECK TECH!

Great take here. Against BYU in the B12 Championship game, TTU got 4 turnovers that basically put them in the red zone each time. They got 1 TD, 2 FGs, and 1 missed FG. Not all that productive.

Now it’s 99.0% since Vandy didn’t have a big return.

With that field goal, Iowa has a 97.8% probability of winning this game, per ESPN.

34-24 Iowa--

Iowa putting together a smash mouth time consuming, game winning drive. A field goal would most likely seal the deal. 34 points against a 10 & 2 SEC team makes 16 against OBD look pretty good.

Ohh. 31-24 Hawkeyes with nine minutes left....

Yep, this is the time to force Tech to play a complete game, not just feast on turnovers and explosive plays.