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6:30 left in 3rd quarter, Kentucky 13 Ole Miss 10. 6:23 let, Maryland 21 Indiana 21 Michigan has already thrown 12 imes, completed 7, lead Minnesota, 24-3

Georgia beat Kentucky, 13-12, were dropped, because 'they ain't Miami!!!", now Kentucky is leading No.6 Ole Miss, 10-7 @ halftime.

Could possibly have been ruled, "no progress", but Minnesota fumbles on its 12, Michigan recovers, a couple of plays later, takes it in, 14-0.

Go, Navy, 14-0 over UAB.

Michigan up 7-0 over Minnesota, start "rowin' that boat, Gophers!

Sadly, as the search for veracity in the polls continues, depending on what happens in other games, Miami could move up.

4-0 Indiana takes a 7-0 lead over 3-1 Maryland.

Put Miami in the B1G, they're 5th at best. They could contend in the Scrap ll.

Exactly my thoughts. The Pollsters looked at Oregon's "struggles" against Idaho & BSU. Did Oregon ever trail in those games? Miami was behind, by double digits for most of this one. But yet, the narrative is, "Miami found a way to win!" They sure did, a replay booth, where "clear and undisputable evidence" was found to overturn the call on the field.

Oregon beat Boise State, a team likely headed to the Playoff, Oregon dropped 2 spaces for that, after dropping four, for mashing Idaho. Virginia Tech, 2-2, is the best team Miami has played all season. Mario? "We did talk about it, that you don't leave a game like this in the hands of the officials because you might be disappointed."

They might, they played the same kind of game against the Cougs, shame the Beavs aren't on their schedule, they could go 0-2 against the Scrap-ll.

The line of demarcation is clear. The defining play for Oregon is, "The Pick" a great play. Washington's defining moment is Jake Browning wagging his finger. The Huskies laughed as they piled 70 on a bad Oregon team. Nowhere in their non cacademic prowess minds did they consider how many times, during their twelve year, 3 graduating classes losing streak to the Ducks, how easily Oregon could have put 70+ on them if they had wanted to.

Either way, the call should have stood, and I definitely agree about what the ACC wanted.

The ball can be moving. What bothers me is that on the field it was ruled a touchdown, there had to be clear, indisputable evidence that the call was wrong. I didn't see that.

Miami vs. Virginia Tech: Andre Ware takes strong stance on controversial ending - On3 WWW.ON3.COM Miami vs. Virginia Tech came down to a controversial ending, and ESPN analyst Andre Ware took a strong stance on the ruling.

Huskies losing always makes things better.

Well, the Refs on the field called it right. Replay Central protected them.

UNREAL. Announcers over and over again, nothing clear to overturn it. But of course, it's overturned.

The call on the field is Touchdown! Don't rob Virginia Tech.

Gag, VT has Ward sacked, but he gets a pass away. 1st down, Miam, 2 yard line. Gonna be sick.

34-31 Va, Tech, time for nice, long TD drive, Hokies.

Hard Rock sounds like a library compared to Autzen.

Touchdown pass, Hokies, 34-24. 12:05 left,

Miami's run defense looks like USC's against Michigan. Pass D isn't that great either.

When the top teams are two that no other conference wanted, value is a hard fit.