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It’s moreso a product of the expanded playoff imo. UGA the last couple years has been forced to play in the SECCG it didn’t want to be in and managed to get banged up. Both years I still believe we would have won the natty if not for the stupid SECCG as we blew our load too a few weeks too early.


Also Kirby would have beaten Saban in the 23 SECCG if they correctly called the incomplete pass before half that resulted in a Bama TD, but everyone forgets about that.

Still pretty likely to beat the spread. Get a TD on this drive and I'd say it will happen

I’ve done Talinn, Riga, and Vilnius (in addition to Helsinki and Stockholm).

I’d rate them Talinn>Riga=Vilnius with maybe just a slight edge to Riga. Talinn is nice with the old town essentially being a giant medieval walled city with cobbled streets and a castle. Theres lots of history from the Danish conquest in the Middle Ages to the occupation by both Nazi germany and Soviet Union.

Riga is different mostly since it is flatter and more open in areas. It definitely felt a bit touristy though since there are mobile bike riding bars around town. The market is quite large in a WW2 zeppelin hanger and that was fun to see.

Vilnius was cool and seemed bigger than Riga. They have a castle on the hill on the banks of the river. I felt like the locals were some of the most hospitable in all of Europe. Just outside of Vilnius is a little fortress on a lake called Trakai which is definitely worth a day trip.

I’ve done the ferry from Helsinki to Talinn, think of it as a giant cruise ship, the Baltic Sea is fairly shallow and it was calm when I did it, also very foggy where you couldn’t see much. I also took a cheap 10€ bus from Talinn to Riga and later from Riga to Vilnius.
(Personally I would not recommend Helsinki alone as it is nothing special. The Russians made it the site of the capital in times of modern history and for that there isn’t a medieval old town. Turku would be a better choice if you were to go to one. Also I think much of the nordics are better appreciated in nature outside the cities.)

Cristobal is too fricking stupid to take a knee, he is propped up by a weak conference and the NIL.

How many hours does he spend thrifting? For all the time he puts into this he could just pick up some extra work shifts and still manage to pay for a trip in the same amount of time or less

Aliens would step in and prevent that from happening, just like they watch over nuclear sites to ensure nothing crazy happens

power outage :lol:

Just go to AI already. These replay officials have no balls to make a correct call

Is it possible NBC isn’t synced up to the game clock? I am disappointed as the rest of CFB fans but also see all the photos are based off the NBC clock.

Edit: Just saw another clip synced with the scoreboard. Ball hits the players hand like 0.2 seconds after the clock goes to 0. WMU got jipped

I think peak CFB is in our rear view mirror. I hardly watch all the games like I used to just 5 years ago. Players getting paid had a lot to do with that on top of advertisements being shoved down our throat every 5 minutes. I think the average fan is not happy with where the sport is headed and you’ll get a lot of stadiums looking like this in the fall, especially with lower tier games

You most likely wont need reservations for lunch/dinner early in the week. There generally isnt a line and if one tent is super busy you can try one of the 17 others.

For Thursday/Friday/Saturday you definitely would need reservations for the evening. For lunch if you show up early enough, lets say like 1030 they will likely have space for you, in my experience.

You're right they generally don't go lower than 4 people reservations for tables. When I went, I had to buy a table of 6 for a group of 4 at one tent....but you can easily sell off the extra wristbands/beer and meal coupons they give you if you are inclined to recoup some of the cash.

Many people stand outside with the hopes enough people leave so they can get inside. Usually the line never moves fast and you can end up waiting for hours (ask me how I know). But in my instance I went out to the line and found some folks who I asked if they'd be willing to buy a wristbands and they said yes. There is no doubt someone will be willing to pay to get in, people in the line get desperate.

If I were you I would book reservations for 2-3 of the busier nights and then roll the dice for the other times. With as large as it is, you'll find an open tent on the off nights for sure