re: Utah 24 vs Florida 11 Game Over

bullshite play call there. 20 seconds left and your up by two touchdowns on the 50. You go for it 10 times outta 10 and try to get into FG range.

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NCAA is going to see that the first down rule didn't shorted televised game time at all and is going to move to no clock stopages outside of penalties and injuries. Games will still be 3.5+ hours.

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NCAA and the networks when they trim the game time as much as possible but we still have 4 hour games:

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UF has the 15th most talented team in the country on paper. No way they should look this bad.

Team talent composite rankings

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They have Nebraska at 21.

Watch that game and tell me it's accurate.

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I still can't get over how shitty the national championship trophy is. It's a goddamn pen holder

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Went from this:

To a tube of lipstick:

Should've gone back to the Bowl Alliance trophy.

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They have Nebraska at 21.

Watch that game and tell me it's accurate

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UF has one 5-star and 43 4-star players. Utah is at #33 with 20 4-star players.

Looks like Napier has coached them way down.

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UF has the 15th most talented team in the country on paper. No way they should look this bad.

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Utah isn’t that far behind them if I remember correctly.

Low 30’s I believe.

Mix in a coaching mismatch and some poorly timed flags and unfortunate plays and we get this score.

I kinda think UF hangs in this game in week 7 at a neutral site. But that isn’t how football works.

I’m with you.

But as the game progresses it’s getting harder and harder.

This should be a close game.

The many variables causing it to be 17-3 is why this sport is so special, but for UF’s sake, it SHOULD be a close game.

Nebraska-Minnesota went to halftime after this game and it's already kicked off for the second half. I hate ESPN.

Good stop