NCAA Football 2014 season
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The only reason Miss St. is highly ranked is because they beat an overly ranked LSU, and have played pretty much no one else.
It's like that one year when Vandy & Kentucky were both undefeated and ranked when they played each other, but then got into conferernce play (or at least non 1-AA opponents) and each proceeded to lost 5 or 6 straight.
The cowbells will be sent back to reality soon enough.
I have a feeling so will Ole Miss.
LSU had their dose of reality two weeks ago, but I'm curious to see what Brandon Harris will do as the starter this week in Auburn. Heck of a time for a true freshmen to start, especially having no defense to back you up. Could get ugly for my Tigers.
LSU had their dose of reality two weeks ago, but I'm curious to see what Brandon Harris will do as the starter this week in Auburn. Heck of a time for a true freshmen to start, especially having no defense to back you up. Could get ugly for my Tigers.
Now see this is where it gets hard to judge this and why you have so many wondering if someone really is hurt. If you are hurt then fine but you must stay off the field for a period of time set for EVERYONE so there is no question. If you make that rule then people won't be faking injuries and won't care if they are hurt cause well they are really hurt. So you have to make a rule/policy to cover everyone and all situations which I feel in this case should be done. I bet we see this type of clock time run off of a player being hurt very soon much like what would happen at the end of the game but for just each that come off due to injury that stops the clock.
For the sake of safety (and coincidentally prevent cheating), any player who's injury stops play should be removed from the game for 15 mins. to allow the team staff to properly evaluate the players condition.
Funny. I'm thinking could get ugly for my Tigers. Offensive line has problems up until now. Both linebackers could be out also.
Will be fun to watch either way.
Could always institute the NFL's rules to prevent fake injuries.
"According to the NFL rulebook, during the 2 minute warning, an injury results in a charged timeout. If the injured team has used all three timeouts, the first injury results in a fourth timeout being charged to the team with the injured player. What that means, in effect, is that the opposing team has one of its timeouts restored. So if neither team had any timeouts left, the team with the injury is basically given a pass the first time it happens, but the opposing team now has one timeout left.
Any additional injury timeouts result in a 5-yard penalty for delay of game, if the clock was running. If the clock was running and the score is tied or the team with the injury is behind, a 10-second runoff is also imposed."
"According to the NFL rulebook, during the 2 minute warning, an injury results in a charged timeout. If the injured team has used all three timeouts, the first injury results in a fourth timeout being charged to the team with the injured player. What that means, in effect, is that the opposing team has one of its timeouts restored. So if neither team had any timeouts left, the team with the injury is basically given a pass the first time it happens, but the opposing team now has one timeout left.
Any additional injury timeouts result in a 5-yard penalty for delay of game, if the clock was running. If the clock was running and the score is tied or the team with the injury is behind, a 10-second runoff is also imposed."
OMG, anyone happen to be watching the Oregon vs Arizona game tonight ?
Oregon has topped themselves for the most hideous unis yet ...
They come up with something different, not necessarily good or bad each week.
They are Black and Pink ....
Oregon has topped themselves for the most hideous unis yet ...
They come up with something different, not necessarily good or bad each week.
They are Black and Pink ....
Interesting .... Oregon was up in the top 3 I think ... 1 loss, how far do they fall ?
A Non sec team, so theres No telling.
Haha. The same as a Notre Dame team would if it were to loose. Not far.
No matter. 1 loss will not eliminate you at this point. Will get you even with most of the field as most will have losses also.
It's still way too early to count everyone out with a loss.
No telling. With all the top 15 matchups this weekend, it could be a very different poll come Sunday. They have a good shot at not falling far at all. Or they could drop 5-8 spots. Lets remember that this loss was to an unranked team, at home. If they do drop a ways, it certainly wont have anything to do with them being in the SEC or not.
This is true. I look for the Ducks to drop at least one more though, probably 2, and most likely next weekend.
I think 2 Oregon losses would take them out of the Playoff contention, but as we know there's a lot of games left.
