OT: D1

[CHIP72]

So much for the UGA defense. Wow. Shredded.

Frauds.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Well, if Roll Damn Tide plays like this the rest of the year ... Nick is getting another ring.

[Ship69]

Frauds.

Continuing their tradition of choking in the big ones.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

H 2 P

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Pitt 45

Wake Forest 21


4th

[CALUPA69]

And another !!! H2P the ACC CHAMPION !!!

[IUPbigINDIANS]

And another !!! H2P the ACC CHAMPION !!!

The 'yankee' nobody in the ACC wanted.

H2P

[Chuck Norris]

[IUPbigINDIANS]

#duzz

[ShoNuff]

Frauds.

I have to agree with this....or they paid too much attention to their press clippings and forgot to play the game. Another disappointing loss to Daddy Saben...

[ShoNuff]

Well, if Roll Damn Tide plays like this the rest of the year ... Nick is getting another ring.

Their offense has been playing that well all year. Its their defense that has been a little spotty. But I agree, they stay the course and Bama wins another ring.

[EdinboroFB]

Alabama also had to win that game.

[Ship69]

Alabama also had to win that game.

[ctrabs74]

Oklahoma State chokes away their chance at the playoff, falling less than a yard short of scoring a winning touchdown in the final minute of the Big 12 championship game. Baylor wins 21-16, benefiting from four Oklahoma State interceptions that set up short fields.

At least one of those field goals came after the officials ruled that an Oklahoma State runner was stopped short of the goal line in the second half (might have been late 3rd/early 4th quarter, but I'm not sure) but the video replays we saw inside AT&T Stadium made it appear that he had scored. No review.

Honestly, there were a couple of sketchy calls that went Baylor's way, including an apparent push off on their third touchdown of the game, but that's Big 12 football for ya...

[ctrabs74]

So much for the UGA defense. Wow. Shredded.

This is what happens when you count out Nick Saban... I figured Alabama would put up a fight, but holy moley...

Georgia's side of the SEC (East) is basically a bunch of Tier 2s (what up, Kentucky?) and a slew of spares (hey, Vandy and Florida). Other than Clemson, all of UGA's wins were by double digits.

Bama faced more formidable competition in SEC West play (A&M, Ole Miss, Arkansas) and maybe there's a case to be made that winning ugly (four one-score wins for the Tide) is a better way to prepare for a championship run than blowing everyone out of the water in every game (looking at you, Ohio State). In hindsight, Bama seemed more battle tested than Georgia given how close a lot of their wins were this season.