College Football 2026

Well looks like Underwood era* at UMICH may have ended somewhat unimpressively today. Although more than once a backup savior has wilted under continuing starts.

  • I wonder if Underwood might be a candidate for a position switch to something like TE. He is a big strong athletic dude, but never really seemed to find the college game at QB.

Interesting finish to this game…

2 more possible T10 losses averted on crucial end zone throws at the end of the game, Indiana receiver is just barely out of bounds on a potential game winning pass, and FSU loses when their Hail Mary (after a bevy of penalties makes it 4th and 31) ends in dual possession that the zebras give to Miami.

That’s certainly how I saw it. Thought I was the only one.

Annnd an iffy hold on the previous play which was otherwise a Nole TD too.

6 top ten losers as BYU does a Red Zone stand to the final incompletion, announcing ref thinks it was DPI.

Of course if Ohio State loses, that doesn’t increase the number of Top 10 losses as Indian would have won.

Same with BYU?

ND made it close, but they did not look good in that game. That was disappointing. Great game by BYU.

Furthermore had Miami lost so that 5 of top 8 had, the most losses there could have been in top 8 would have been 6 as two games, ND-BYU and Ohio-Ind had two top-10 opponents.

And #11 Utah survives a last second Hail Mary to escape with a 27-24 win at Colorado.

An airman from the 6th Combat Training Unit, Squadron 2, fell approximately 170 feet to his death during a rappelling demonstration in San Antonio as part of the pregame theatrics prior to the football game between UTSA and Navy.

This is slightly more than twice the height that Owen Hart fell from when he died in a Zipline accident in 1999.

If Norvell had kicked the FG on the first 4th and Goal (in the first quarter) FSU wins 31-28 in regulation. I’ll give him the 2nd one because we scored right after.

They hadn’t called holding all game and chose that moment to throw the flag. Fucking refs.

NOTE: In fairness, it was totally holding, but they’d not been calling it all game. Hell, Miami scored on a play (or maybe just got a big first down) with some of the most egregious holding I’ve seen in a while.

Notre Dame may have also had 1 second left, but replay failed to give it back to them, OR BYU committed pass interference on the receiver.

Yep, the Big 12 agrees.

I think it would be better to go to a 16 team format.

Oops, wrong thread.