@CFBdownSOUTH I know multiple guys that played for Saban (believe me or not, idgaf), and I know that they got paid. They weren’t the only school doing it. But they 100% paid players
@godwhiteson@FsC305@FL0RlDAB0Y@bigman_29 I was responding to the other guy saying that the qb “initiated contact” with lightfoot and that it was a bad call. I agree with you. Not a bad call and one they’ll make 90% of the time across CFB. We can’t be doing shit like that against good teams
@FsC305@godwhiteson@FL0RlDAB0Y@bigman_29 Man some of our fans are too big of homers to see reality… watch the play again. Lightfoot is staring at him the whole time, and moves towards him before any contact is made (and before the qb moves toward him). With how protected QBs are, that’s gonna get called 90% of the time
@OPRNsports@parker__steve@CSOonX Imagine ridiculing someone who actually puts in the effort to look up and cite the rule by saying “imagine posting this…” and then you haven’t actually posted/cited the rule you’re bitching about. Enlighten us or gtfo
@glitterdealer@Nolzfc@SD36036 “Blue Bloods” is a term used to define the teams winning multiple national championships in the 40s 50s and 60s.
The generally accepted list:
1.Alabama
2.Southern Cal (USC)
3.Notre Dame
4.Michigan
5.Ohio State
6.Oklahoma
7.Nebraska
8.Texas
@Nolzfc@glitterdealer@SD36036 An Oregon fan trying to troll after almost losing to Boise State and then getting cheeks clapped by 12 straight loss Oklahoma State and generally being the laughing stock of college football was not on my bingo card for today. But you do you my guy
@Nolzfc@glitterdealer@SD36036 Getting your cheeks clapped before even getting to the natty by 34 points must’ve really hurt you, along with 132 years of underperforming and zero national championships 😘
@Nolzfc@glitterdealer@SD36036 That’s your best clap back? We haven’t ever won a national championship and yall have won 5 but we didn’t lose at home, just at two neutral sites with the exact same fan split as Miami had? Sick burn
@Jdub1372@Canes_Chief Watch it again... He clearly says the ball will be placed at the 31 and a half yardline. The line to gain was the 32 (I was there). He clearly made the 32. The call on the field was that he made the 32. Nothing in the replay clearly indicated he did not make the 32.
@CaverNolema@its_miami305@On3@PeteNakos They don’t “always” go elsewhere. I would bet a significant amount of money that in the last 5 years less than 25% of graduates transfer. Based on my research it’s actually less than 5%.
@Brooksyd15@BoardGeniuses Miami is 73-43 since 2017. FSU is 56-54. Not particularly close. Miami played for a national championship this year. FSU hasn’t done that since 2013. FSU has 3 titles, Miami has 5. Seeing as you’re an IU “fan”, I’m assuming you just started paying attention to football