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@@melboyle6125 I don’t really think that it was pass interference to begin with…it was just an interception. The problem is…Texas and its fans were rewarded for throwing trash onto the field. The delay gave the officials time to discuss the call. Texas should have been given the ball back, and a delay of game or unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. The officials can’t reward the fans for throwing trash on the field.

Texas ruined the South West Conference and the Big 12 Conference... good luck South East Conference

0-17 is realistic

@@BobJBandI agree, but it would still be sad.

@@TheDude-jl1ut So the Panthers have several opportunities to pull out a win this season… v. Raiders on 9-22 v. Bears on 10-6 v. Commanders on 10-20 Giants on 11-10 …and as a lifelong Denver Broncos fan, I’ll include v. Broncos on 10-27. They have the frightening/frustrating ability to play down to an opponents level at times. The game is in Denver, so you may have a better luck with the other four games.

Getting harder every week to see the Panthers winning

@@BobJBandc’mon, have some faith. Panthers have only been outscored 73-13 in the first two games 🤣

Kick it through the end zone

Kick it through the end zone

@@BobJBand I don’t think it increased the number of times teams actually returned the ball any…

Kick off and punt returns are potentially two of the most exciting plays in football. The rule changes should make returns "more likely".

Until he tests positive for covid

Detroits defense improved in the passing game during the playoffs.

Chris 4-2 John 3-3

If you're right 52% of the time you're wrong 48% of the time - Jimmy Apollo

It’s Deja vu all over again

Culture beats all. Huskies pretty consistently plays well in the post season and they have an added incentive to smoke Michigan to put them on notice for division games next season.

Congratulations to Michigan...National Champions. Michigan landed massive blows in the 1st qtr. Washington absorbed it, and only trailed by 7 points at halftime. But Washington wasn't quite in sync all night. Michigan over powered, confused, and frustrated Washington for the majority of the game. Michigan takes the trophy home. Congratulations.

@@NothingBeatsRockPodcast Penix Jr was injured just when it looked like he was figuring it out in the second half.

Penix Jr was figuring it out…but the relentless pressure from Michigan’s four man rush, and the added one or two rushers at times…was just too much. Both interceptions were a direct result of the D-line pressure. Plus…the run game was doomed before the game started, injury.

Michigan's O-line and D-line dominated Washington... can't win em all Huskies

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Gardner Minshew takes no prisoners 🐎

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Hey, thanks for watching! College Football would only benefit from a format like this. The top 64 teams would play similar schedules...no more cherry picking a cream puff or two for easy wins. The 16 team playoff format would ease the "life or death" pressure of losing a game, or even two. Win your division, you are in the playoffs! The teams that don't make the playoffs can still participate in bowl games...there's no reason to get rid of those traditions. Keep watching...like and subscribe...Thanks again!

Rock on!

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Na man, start OT as 5 on 5. No icing. Every minute, pull a guy off until it’s 1v1 with a goalie. I’ve seen this in a youth hockey tournament. It’s epic.

I've seen that format in youth hockey tournaments too...you're right, it's a lot of fun to watch. The NHL OverTime could use a little bit of tweaking...keep the ideas coming. Maybe someone important will see it. Thanks

Follow up Checklist for segment 01. Approximately 23% of NHL regular season games go to OT. Approximately 8% of NHL OT games end in a shootout.