Good thing their opinion no longer matters. We will have a good cfp ranking.
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Sunday Morning Coaches: The Final Bedlam Edition
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Their predictions are incredibly accurate. I mean, they gave us an 18% chance of winning yesterday.
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Charlie Murphy!!!!!!!!!!
That look from Collin Oliver says it all. 
Let’s get them to 5k likes.
Let’s get them to 5k likes.
Just finished my rewatch. Dunn's script was on point, Ollie was a warrior. I think he was hurt and just toughed it out. Owens was amazing.
D was mostly good but the big plays and 3rd and longs really stand out and overshadow the good things they did. Benson was awesome, Dylan Smith really improving week to week.
Bowman. Alan Bowman. Not flashy, but he's just a dang good football player. I get so mad during the games when he bails out of the pocket and throws the ball away over and over. Then I realize that he threw the ball 42 times, never got sacked, never got intercepted. He so good and taking what's there and staying away from bad mistakes.
No idea what the rest of the season will bring but these guys are the most resilient team I've ever watched.
D was mostly good but the big plays and 3rd and longs really stand out and overshadow the good things they did. Benson was awesome, Dylan Smith really improving week to week.
Bowman. Alan Bowman. Not flashy, but he's just a dang good football player. I get so mad during the games when he bails out of the pocket and throws the ball away over and over. Then I realize that he threw the ball 42 times, never got sacked, never got intercepted. He so good and taking what's there and staying away from bad mistakes.
No idea what the rest of the season will bring but these guys are the most resilient team I've ever watched.
jetman
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With what looked like the worst offensive line in the history of major college football, I still cannot believe what we have been witnessing the past several games. I talked so much damn crap about this coaching staff at the beginning of the season and I'm so happy to eat crow now about it all.
Please try the poached crow sautéed in a sweet ambrosia of gooner tears and lamentations I found it delectable
Here he is getting trucked by Josiah Johnson.He played? Guess we’ll have to check the film, I didn’t notice…
Well, he is a ginger.
Or "There's only one Oklahoma..." on the front and "... And it ends with STATE" on the back.
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A lot in the actual visitor section on north, South visitor had over 50 percent.. mostly orange and black in the rest of the stadium, with a few crimson shirts blending in.
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A little Head Country barbecue sauce makes it go down easy...
He's my quarterback, I don't want to date him...
MustangPokeFan
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Well, actually, no, it was not pass interference. According to a Big 12 official, Stoops stepped out of bounds with his right heel before being interfered with. Anything that happens after that point does not constitute pass interference. The second that his heel went out of bounds, he became an ineligible receiver. The only thing that could’ve been called at that point is unnecessary roughness and the play was not egregious enough to constitute unnecessary roughness. Everyone is up in arms because the play happens so quickly and in real time speed it does appear to be pass interference. The media and those calling the game could’ve easily shown this shot that I’m posting but instead they chose to go with the controversy. This is a whole lot of fuss about nothing because the play happens so fast and it was not reviewed by ABC closely enough. Here’s a picture that I paused on my TV and took with my phone clearly showing that his heel was out of bounds before being interfered with.
I don’t think it clearly shows that at all. To me, the defender grabbed him and pulled him out of bounds. If you watch the video it looks pretty obvious that his trajectory was changed. It was just a missed call like the no call on a face mask and when they shoved Ollie hard after the whistle. No calls are part of the game and if it ends close it’s easy for fans to focus on one thing.Well, actually, no, it was not pass interference. According to a Big 12 official, Stoops stepped out of bounds with his right heel before being interfered with. Anything that happens after that point does not constitute pass interference. The second that his heel went out of bounds, he became an ineligible receiver. The only thing that could’ve been called at that point is unnecessary roughness and the play was not egregious enough to constitute unnecessary roughness. Everyone is up in arms because the play happens so quickly and in real time speed it does appear to be pass interference. The media and those calling the game could’ve easily shown this shot that I’m posting but instead they chose to go with the controversy. This is a whole lot of fuss about nothing because the play happens so fast and it was not reviewed by ABC closely enough. Here’s a picture that I paused on my TV and took with my phone clearly showing that his heel was out of bounds before being interfered with.
They lost because they turned it over 3 times (and even more on downs). With all that, they still had the ball with plenty of time to win it at the end. They weren’t good enough and lost. That’s it
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