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41-41 at halftime. Alabama had the ball, after a timeout with 8 seconds, but didn't get the shot off in time.

Consecutive 3's gives Alabama their first lead, 18-13.

Two McDonald's All-American's starting for Rutgers.

Rutgers keeps the lead, now 10-7.

Rutgers out to a 4-0 lead.

They're so good that they're playing in the Championship Game, of the Player's Era Festival against the winner of Alabama-Rutgers, Saturday at 6:30 0n TNT. SIDEARM Integrations GODUCKS.COM Oregon will take on the winner of Rutgers and Alabama in the championship game on Saturday, tipping off at 6:30 p.m. PT (TNT).

A whole flow of discussion that Penn State never experiences. With their boring, dull offense, what are they talking about on Wednesday's?

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osu2, outstanding!

No other Forum for any other team gets discussion like this.

It also looks to me that Pritchard has quite a few lbs on Shelstad. That was a difficult transition year for Pritchard, from a freshman on the Final 4 team to leading the team next year. To make the NBA, I think Shelstad will have to be able to take the ball to the rim more, he's living on the outside.

Okay, we're going "Fashion Network" here, the black jersey with the wings absolutely makes this uniform work.

True. But they doubled the score on No.3 Texas, at Texas. Miami doesn't have any win close to that, and even if there was incontrovertible evidence to overturn calls at the end of 3 games in a row, No.6 should not have needed them to secure wins over, Virginia Tech, Cal and Louisville.

It's not what I'd go with for the Washington game. Grey means boring, dull, unclear. Not really the adjectives you want to punctuate "Hate Huskies Week!"

Rutgers 5-1 Alabama 5-1 Go, Rutgers, Go, B1G!!!!

Headline on Cowherd's show, "Klatt on later to explain why Ohio State vs. Michigan is a Must-Win for Ryan Day" Ya think? That'll be an in-depth discussion. Would it help Texas if they beat A & M? I hope Klatt will explain that one too.

I agree, that Bittle, maybe Angel are NBA prospects. Shelstad is just not big enough. But the team, imagine if they improve incrementally like Altman teams do from where they're at now! Maybe the bench doesn't get shorter as the season goes on. Maybe they stay like a hockey team and rotate ten players. The defense is sharp already, this was a big improvement offensively today.

Sad is the only word. It's like when I would hear the announcers talking about the refurbishing of the stadium and facilities. It's like the guy getting new seat covers for his VW, going through the car wash and showing everybody pictures. But this, a banner? Over the years there have been OSU teams that deserve a banner for their accomplishments. But this????

This was the best game of the season. Couldn't see it, but it sounded like the Ducks weren't just jacking up 3's. They did end up shooting a higher % from downtown, but this time the big advantage was second chance points, via offensive rebounds. Another really balanced box score for OBD, but Bamba gets the Player of the game!

Okay, an intense battle so far, Ducks break it open at the end of the half. What will they do with a 10 point lead at halfime?

As if there was any other choice. 1. Oregon-Ohio State Nothing will ever measure up to Ohio State-Michigan. But especially with the Wolverines floundering a bit post-Jim Harbaugh, there's room on the Buckeyes' dance card for another rival, while Oregon seems to have more or less left Oregon State in the dust. These are the two clear best programs in the Big Ten right now, and two of the very best in the country. They compete on the recruiting trail already, and now we get to see them compete on the gridiron — and if the 2024 edition is any indication, we're really in for a treat. In this era of 18-team megaconferences, it remains to be seen just how frequently the Ducks and Buckeyes will actually play each other. But they could meet in Indianapolis on a regular basis, and something about seeing those two helmets on the same field brings a classic Rose Bowl vibe even in the regular season. Oregon is desperate to prove that it runs its new conference, and Ohio State doesn't take kindly to West Coast interlopers. This one is a culture war as much as it's a football game, and it figures to only get saltier with time.

I say yes. Celebrating your own success doesn't work for me when your team is winning, let alone when they're losing, and hurting their chances at the Playoffs. As for campaigning? Let your school put up a billboard.

The Eye Test that the Committee is using failed big time here! Miami at 6, above Georgia at 7 was decided as simply as Georgia has a 2 in the right column and Miami has 1. But it wasn't that easy. It was worse. They apparently watched the games. They saw Georgia's "Tales of two Halves" vs Alabama, they also saw the, less than convincing win over Kentucky. But Georgia also soundly beat No.3 Texas at Texas! The Committee Chair stressed that the Committee goes beyond the simple W-L, it watches the games, sees how the teams look. Miami would look great if that's what you're using to rank the teams. But did they watch to the end of these games? None of them were against teams the level of Texas, (which is also a bit shaky) and to be as objective as possible, Miami benefited greatly from video review. On the Macro level we've seen that the seeding is problematic, on the micro level, Miami above Georgia is the opposite of Smart!

Thanks for bringing this up. Sappington at 86% is very comforting, and if for some reason a +50 yarder is the play, Boyle is ready. But hopefully OBD will be a lot of kickoff's in the coming games and keeping them inbounds can't be overstated.

StatMonitr Stat Feed STATS.STATBROADCAST.COM Yesterday's win over No.20 Texas A & M was a great Quad 1 win for the Ducks. Now they face San Diego State, a surprising winner over Altman's former team, Creighton. A few notes, Oregon is averaging 9.3 offensive rebounds a game, SDSU, 7.8. 3 point shooting has SDSU 39%, the Ducks are at 32%. It will be radio for this one unless you have TNT-MAX. Go Ducks!