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  • bearcatbret
    Veteran
    • May 2008
    • 8372

    #76
    The SEC was bad in this bowl season:
    SEC Football Caps Off Awful Bowl Season vs. Power 4

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    • bearcatbret
      Veteran
      • May 2008
      • 8372

      #77
      The best thing about the CFP finals - No SEC, no tosu. Good luck to Indiana, they looked dominant against Oregon.

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      • Chewbacca2099
        Distinguished Member
        • Nov 2007
        • 663

        #78
        Originally posted by bearcatbret
        The best thing about the CFP finals - No SEC, no tosu. Good luck to Indiana, they looked dominant against Oregon.
        Really stings to know that could have been us if they hired him instead of Satt

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        • London 'Cat
          Super Moderator
          • Mar 2007
          • 4319

          #79
          Originally posted by Chewbacca2099

          Really stings to know that could have been us if they hired him instead of Satt
          Not necessarily. The NIL funding is a big part of his success, and to my knowledge UC doesn't have a billionaire alumnus like Mark Cuban is to IU. But, UC would have benefited from Cignetti's coaching vs. CSS at least.

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          • bearcatbret
            Veteran
            • May 2008
            • 8372

            #80
            Carson Beck admits that he has not attended class for two years. For some reason, I do not believe that.
            Carson Beck GPA emerges after he admits he's not attended class for two years | Irish Star

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            • GoBearcats31
              Super Moderator
              • Apr 2007
              • 11743

              #81
              How about the Hoosiers?

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              • bearcatlifer
                Member
                • Sep 2023
                • 142

                #82
                I thought I heard Herbstreit say early in the telecast that Cristobal told his team to hit Mendoza as much as possible. That almost sounds like putting a bounty on him. Sure enough... 3 cheap late hites in the first half.
                No flags for any of those hits. When will officials be held responsible for their errors? Or at least be asked to explain them in a public forum That first one,where the guy drove the crown of his helmet under his chin when he was not even the ball carrier,was particularly egregious.

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                • Bearcat1996
                  Distinguished Member
                  • Oct 2007
                  • 686

                  #83
                  Originally posted by bearcatlifer
                  I thought I heard Herbstreit say early in the telecast that Cristobal told his team to hit Mendoza as much as possible. That almost sounds like putting a bounty on him. Sure enough... 3 cheap late hites in the first half.
                  No flags for any of those hits. When will officials be held responsible for their errors? Or at least be asked to explain them in a public forum That first one,where the guy drove the crown of his helmet under his chin when he was not even the ball carrier,was particularly egregious.
                  This was a glaring issue in the first half. I think it really affected IU and their plan. Then, in the 2nd half, during a critical point in the game, IU gets flagged for a late hit on Beck. Seems fishy.

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                  • bearcatbret
                    Veteran
                    • May 2008
                    • 8372

                    #84
                    Originally posted by Bearcat1996

                    This was a glaring issue in the first half. I think it really affected IU and their plan. Then, in the 2nd half, during a critical point in the game, IU gets flagged for a late hit on Beck. Seems fishy.
                    That roughing the passer called against IU on Miami's final drive was questionable. Even the ESPN radio announcers mentioned as much. I am glad that call did not determine the outcome of the game but it sure came close.

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                    • London 'Cat
                      Super Moderator
                      • Mar 2007
                      • 4319

                      #85
                      Originally posted by GoBearcats31
                      How about the Hoosiers?
                      Impressive for sure. To go from the most losses in NCAA history to the CFP national champs in two years is amazing.

                      I was especially happy for Isaiah Jones, a LB from London (OH) High School. Jones scored a touchdown after a blocked punt. I know his family and his father played TE for tO$U from 1992-96. He was, in my opinion, an under-recruited player, who had an offer from UC. Swung and missed on him.

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