Seeing all these projections for the 12 team playoff. There are only about 6-8 teams that can win the whole thing. It’s going to be interesting to see if we’re just served with a bunch of blowouts in the extended playoff.
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Yesterday I learned in college football there are 3 clocks. The stadium clock, the game clock and the super secret third clock that is only revealed when Michigan is losing a football game that supersedes the other two
Wow, in the NFL the game clock everyone sees on TV is used to govern all disputes. Not the super secret clock the Big Ten supposedly used. This keeps getting worse for the Big Ten. Credit for good reporting here.
Regarding the ending of the Mich vs. WMU game, the explaination is bogus. As someone who knows how this process works in detail, there is one clock that matters in this situation. The game clock in the stadium.
Been on the phone with several CFB refs/officials this morning
They are in complete agreement last night's outcome in Michigan is one of the most inexplicable they've ever seen
More on today's show (1e/12c)
I used to be a camera operator for Auburn Athletics and worked many college football games for ESPN and SEC network. The Big Ten is lying to you and fabricated evidence for Michigan to have an extra play at the end of the game against Western Michigan. The stadium clock is the standard. Not whatever the replay booth decides it is.
Last night really killed a lot of my enthusiasm for college football this year. Just have such a sour taste in my mouth about the sport as a whole. Both the blatant rigging in Ann Arbor and Clemson vs LSU being symbolic of how much NIL/Portal has changed CFB were depressing.
They had a secret clock that no one else could see, that apparently wasn’t synced with the stadium clock, and then took 3 hours to release an official statement explaining it in the weirdest font imaginable.
That clears everything up. I retract all my criticism.