"Extra tick alters a lot"
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Igetbored216
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Not really sure how Texas winning helps Nebraska in recruiting, and I know for sure that Texas doesn't need to win to make the Big 12 look good.
Go BAMA!!!!!
Go BAMA!!!!!
hack
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Somebody good at photoshop can create at game clock for next years game. The kickoff is about to start and 15:01 is on the clock on the big board!!!!
Funny stuff.
HuskerTrucker
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I take an exception to this guys reasoning on #3, because the Heisman is not about a 4 year career, it is supposed to be about just that one season Colt McCoy had the national stage and blew it with one play where he didn't use his head and just throw the ball into the ground so there would have been no question about the time. If he had done that, everyone would be saying what a heady player he is, and how he deserved the Heisman, and the voters probably would have voted more for him, giving it to him. McCoy's explanation about a so-called clock in his head and how they practice that play in practice was pure bull and everyone knew it except for the ding a ling that had the slow clock in his head or didn't hear the alarm going off. Nebraska did not win because there was 1 second on the clock, not because they were not allowed to win. If the officials had not looked at the instant replay, Texas fans would be playing the "whiner" role that so many Nebraska fans are now playing to nausea without anything to back them up.
#5 Brown would NOT have gotten that raise...probably just a modest $500,000 raise for winning the South.
#6 Ebay and Ticket Hippo would have been flooded with tickets (they probably would have made profit on the tickets, even though that would have been a poor consolation to their hurt ego's), the hotels most likely would have allowed the cancellations, unlike the airlines - who are just pricks looking to make any kind of profit that they can.
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HuskerfaninOkieland
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On USA Today:
The ground, meanwhile, has shifted beneath Cincinnati's Brian Kelly and Notre Dame, which is eying him as its next coach. Can Kelly bail on the Bearcats, or announce a pending move, a month before they play for their first national championship? Can Notre Dame hold off on a hire — on putting together a staff and making a proper run at recruits — until almost mid-January? The guess is no and no.
"I might not be here at Notre Dame," Kelly told a Chicago radio station earlier this week, "because we don't know if they would have waited. … I was going to play in the national championship game."
Notre Dame probably looks elsewhere, maybe to Connecticut's Randy Edsall.
On Foxsports.com
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)
Texas quarterback Colt McCoy may have played a factor in Brian Kelly being the new coach at Notre Dame.
That's because if McCoy had held the ball a second longer against Nebraska in the Big 12 title game, Cincinnati likely would have been playing for the national championship instead of the Longhorns. Kelly says if that were the case, he would not have left the Bearcats before the national title game.
Kelly said on Tuesday he doesn't know if Notre Dame would have waited for him, but he knows he would have stayed to coach in the title game. He says every job he's accepted he's taken it because he wants to play for championships.
Notre Dame is hoping Kelly can lead the Irish to their first championship since 1988
The ground, meanwhile, has shifted beneath Cincinnati's Brian Kelly and Notre Dame, which is eying him as its next coach. Can Kelly bail on the Bearcats, or announce a pending move, a month before they play for their first national championship? Can Notre Dame hold off on a hire — on putting together a staff and making a proper run at recruits — until almost mid-January? The guess is no and no.
"I might not be here at Notre Dame," Kelly told a Chicago radio station earlier this week, "because we don't know if they would have waited. … I was going to play in the national championship game."
Notre Dame probably looks elsewhere, maybe to Connecticut's Randy Edsall.
On Foxsports.com
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP)
Texas quarterback Colt McCoy may have played a factor in Brian Kelly being the new coach at Notre Dame.
That's because if McCoy had held the ball a second longer against Nebraska in the Big 12 title game, Cincinnati likely would have been playing for the national championship instead of the Longhorns. Kelly says if that were the case, he would not have left the Bearcats before the national title game.
Kelly said on Tuesday he doesn't know if Notre Dame would have waited for him, but he knows he would have stayed to coach in the title game. He says every job he's accepted he's taken it because he wants to play for championships.
Notre Dame is hoping Kelly can lead the Irish to their first championship since 1988
VA Husker Fan
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I still don't think Cincinnati stays ahead of TCU due to TCU picking up more computer points if Texas falls out. I don't see how Cincinnati pick up enough ground on TCU in the polls. I think these guys are looking at how Cincy and TCU are ranked with Texas ahead of them and incorrectly assuming they each move up 1.0 spots with Texas out of the way.
knapplc
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That's very hard to say considering the agenda-driven balloting we've seen. You're trying to gauge the agendas of dozens of AP voters and coaches, and that's an impossibility. If we beat Texas the agendas take over and the votes are skewed dramatically.
huzkerbob
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Yep, and as I recall the movement to put Cincy ahead of TCU had already started the week before our CCG game was even played. Which tells me the "powers that be" had their bases covered no matter who had won the Big12.
VA Husker Fan
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I can't disagree with you two. Mathematically it looks like it should've been TCU but the human element might've taken over and enough voters who have Cincy #4 and TCU #3 might've moved Cincy to #2 with a Texas loss to put them in the champtionship game.