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I agree with this. Neither of these offenses are anything close to Oregon's which has a lot to do with the defense's holding the points down

On the edge of the precipice, Boise State finds its footing.

Alright, without Jeanty, Boise State gets a touchdown.

Warren looks bigger and faster than any player on Boise State's defense.

Yep. It's up to Oregon to show how the Playoff Format & the Heisman voting are both in need of repair.

Okay, this one is heading towards worse than the 1st round games.

That was definitely the back of the end zone, but Warren did get one foot in. 7-0.

Sad that this isn't even surprising.

Penn State has a Beast on offense in Warren, and a Beast on defense in Carter. Boise State has 1 Beast in Jeanty. Penn State 38-23.

Boise State vs Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl. In 2007 Fiesta Bowl, Boise State upset Oklahoma. The commentators did start out talking about how both teams tried but couldn't beat Oregon.

Herbstreit congratulated Michigan and the Big Ten after the Wolverines upset Alabama in the ReliaQuest Bowl on Tuesday. A response to Herbstreit’s initial Tweet read, “You wanted Alabama in the playoff.” The ESPN analyst wasn’t about to let that stand. “Keep believing the false narratives clown,” Herbstreit tweeted in response.

Huskies attempt onside kick, almost works. Louisville 35 Washington 34. Darn.

If any coach, staff, team is ready to shake off that massive disadvantage, I have to believe it's Lanning and these Ducks.

Right off, this says Oregon to me. Lanning hit the wall against UW last season. Since then, undefeated. Day's big game this year, after losing to Michigan, again. was whacking an overrated Tennessee. Day's great when his players' talent advantage is overwhelming. That isn't the case here.

As Coach Fisch said in the halftime talk with the reporter, when it comes to the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, "You just have to leave all of it on the field" Hopefully the milk isn't bad.

It hasn't been GRRRRREAT so far for UW, L'Ville leads 21-14.

We've got Brad Nessler & his pardner, Gary Danielson

Exactly, the win over Tennessee completely wipes away the loss to Oregon & Michigan. Osu2 is like a patient that feels terrible, but pun intended, a Quack sells him the medicine that makes him feel all better! I was nervous, and osu2 is certainly capable of winning. But I just don't see it.

The defense must not have been physical enough.

Those are the reason's Oregon didn't win, not "Dyer was down."

Oregon 44 osu2 28 3TO's 3 Sacks 330 passing yards

Great article, D Perk! D Perk, that's the very clever way that the media is coming up with nicknames now. No "dominant team"? Except maybe the one team that didn't lose a game? But that doesn't mean that I don't agree with this being the time for Oregon to win that oh so elusive Natty! It would be so satisfying to put the trophy up and tell the Huskies they're half a championship from 33 years ago is "nice". About those trophies? It's ridiculous to me that Alabama & Michigan are even playing in the ReliaQuest Bowl. Seriously? You're the winningest team ever, Michigan. You won the Natty last year. If Saban had any thoughts of regretting his decision to retire, he just has to watch that. Can you imagine the type of sick he'd feel watching Roll Tide jumping around and celebrating that win? Would hoisting the ReliaQuest Trophy convince DeBoer it was all worth it? So, OBD, Just Win it now!

The B1G against the SEC with bragging rights for the coveted ReliaQuest Trophy and look at the uniforms!

Excellent? That doesn't leave much room for what he'd be if he won the games besides those when Ohio State simply has much better players. In all the categories of coaching is Day really A+? The game plan against Michigan sure didn't work. Lanning has made coaching moves, decisions in every game this season. How much did Day have to do with the beatdown of Tennessee?