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Harris is a very good pass catcher, so they can use his versatility.

Word in the Twitterverse is LSU made a play for him and he sent out his portal announcement when the rest of his teammates were at a memorial for fellow student-athlete, Mia Hammant who succumbed to cancer. This all checks out since he seems to be getting advice from Lane Kiffin on proper timing 🙄.

He probably saw Cannady.

It’s likely not a clean break. He could’ve done it earlier in the game and it just presented as soreness or a bruise. Still, you don’t want to play even with a small fracture. Whittington is actually the team’s leading rusher. He’s just going to have to carry more of the load.

They only have 11 defensive penalties so far this year. That's pretty amazing considering the amount of defensive holding and PI calls that are made.

I've found that it depends on who's reporting the injury. There is an insider at ON3 named Hopkins who is usually pretty accurate. He reported all of the injuries (Moore, Bryant, et al) before the Iowa game.

Noah Whittington has proven he can carry the load in big games. Limar just entered the portal. It might be why Harris is sticking around for the week.

After MSU blocked the first FG they recovered and an the ball down to their own 45 yard line. they then got a nine yard pass to get them withing FG position to win it. However, a bad sack, another false start and a bad snap later it was 4th and 28 and they had to punt. It was a pretty ridiculous ending. Also, If MSU goes to a silent count they probably don't have the problems they had with false starts. We all know they had that capability seeing as how their first game was in Autzen. Although, they only had to use it for a quarter or so.

Two teams playing hot potato with the win. Reminded me of the last drive of the Pop Tarts Bowl. Nine false starts by MSU is horrible. Almost as bad as ISU’s kicking game.

Montana State is a very undisciplined team. I think they have five false starts, a few personal fouls and pass interference/defensive holding penalties. It would not surprise me to see them blow this lead and lose the game in the 4th quarter.

Dan Lanning is on a quest to destroy the “bad luck” narrative.

Last week it was the gray pants. This week it’s the same color combination (GWW) they wore when they lost to the fuskies in the their rematch in the 2023 Pac-12 championship game. Uploading Attachment...

Oregon is going to have to be balanced and play mistake-free football. Indiana is rarely out of position and they're in the top 3 in fewest penalties. Both teams are battle tested in the 4th quarter, but I think Oregon will need to create some breaks to pull this one out. That said, they have figured out ways to win.

As a person who grew up in the Portland metropolitan area I never understood liking teams from Seattle. To me, it was the equivalent of marrying your cousin because she was the only female within 200 miles who is of similar age. I also despised the Sonics, so I associated all Seattle teams with them. I spent much of my youth being a free agent fan.

I know exactly why they don't want OBD to win. Here's a mathematical breakdown. 1960 National Champions: Iowa Minnesota Ole Miss Missouri Washington 1991 National Champions: Miami Washington They were one of five teams to win the 1960 national championship and one of two teams to win it in 1991. By my calculations 1/5 + 1/2 = 2/7. That's less than 1/3 of a national championship if you combine the two. If Oregon wins the championship they will have one claimed title which is greater than 2/7.