2026 Other College Football

[buff2.0]

Even Whittingham admitted there wasn't time lol

[jdcatty]

Clemson needs to acknowledge that they don't have the speed of LSU.  They can't outrun them to the corners.

[Texzilla]

Chads play calling is atrocious. Slow developing plays that allow LSU to pin their ears back.

What do you expect?  Only 4% of the offense is installed.

[BleedinRed]

College football is all united against Michigan in this one. Lane is going to be relieved when he sees this.

https://x.com/realisticbuck/status/2096432478416150983?s=46&t=DTGVKlgNTKh5Nq29PdZsdg

I bet you $0.01 that the official explanation is the time kept by the officials didn't match the TV game clock.  The two were off by a few seconds.  

[TC]

I bet you $0.01 that the official explanation is the time kept by the officials didn't match the TV game clock.  The two were off by a few seconds. 

The TV clock was a cropped shot of the game clock, so that explanation doesn't fly

[TC]

44-3 and Kiffin went for 2

[BleedinRed]

The TV clock was a cropped shot of the game clock, so that explanation doesn't fly

TV clock and game clock (assume you mean the score board clock) are not necessarily synced with the clock kept by the officials on the field. 

We have no way of knowing what the refs official clock said. 

[TC]

TV clock and game clock (assume you mean the score board clock) are not necessarily synced with the clock kept by the officials on the field. 

We have no way of knowing what the refs official clock said. 

Sounds plausible. Except the Ref announced to the booth that the last play should reset all clocks to :09, from :08. Then they added :01 to :00.

[Natty_Ice]

Wow, never would've expected this..

You cannot view this attachment.

[Guardrail]

Wow, never would've expected this..

You cannot view this attachment.

SEC refs:

[buff2.0]

The stadium had a clock that was synced with NBC.
NBC had a clock that was synced with the stadium.

The refs had a different clock that nobody else is apparently allowed to see or record.  Western Michigan needs to file the lawsuit in a court in Ohio.

[DrMongoose]

Where was this clock? It looks superimposed onto another scoreboard because of the 9 to the right.

https://x.com/bigten/status/2096460445213217097?s=61&t=yqgft3mqzhJjVNQN1flX9A

[BleedinRed]

Where was this clock? It looks superimposed onto another scoreboard because of the 9 to the right.

https://x.com/bigten/status/2096460445213217097?s=61&t=yqgft3mqzhJjVNQN1flX9A

[animal]

So if I have this correct the player for WMU #18 touched the ball out of bounds and in that instant the ball is dead magically because we're supposed to suspend belief that clock operators always stop the clock in that same instant every single time despite clear evidence that it usually takes clock operators to stop finger fucking long enough to do their job which usually is a few seconds after the ball has hit the ground etc.

[Thin Red Swine]

A&M sucks, which is always nice.

This post aged well.

50-0 final.

[BleedinRed]

So if I have this correct the player for WMU #18 touched the ball out of bounds and in that instant the ball is dead magically because we're supposed to suspend belief that clock operators always stop the clock in that same instant every single time despite clear evidence that it usually takes clock operators to stop finger fucking long enough to do their job which usually is a few seconds after the ball has hit the ground etc.

What does the clock operator have to do with the refs ability to look at the video and independently see when the touch vs clock happened.  

[Show-Me Hog]

So if I have this correct the player for WMU #18 touched the ball out of bounds and in that instant the ball is dead magically because we're supposed to suspend belief that clock operators always stop the clock in that same instant every single time despite clear evidence that it usually takes clock operators to stop finger fucking long enough to do their job which usually is a few seconds after the ball has hit the ground etc.

That's the thing. It's never stopped immediately on any other play in the game. Why does it magically change because it's the last play?

The same thing happened one year with Nebraska-Texas in the Big 12 championship game. Bullshit then, bullshit now.

[TC]

Nm.

[Hogfan58]

So if I have this correct the player for WMU #18 touched the ball out of bounds and in that instant the ball is dead magically because we're supposed to suspend belief that clock operators always stop the clock in that same instant every single time despite clear evidence that it usually takes clock operators to stop finger fucking long enough to do their job which usually is a few seconds after the ball has hit the ground etc.

That was SEC level clock/ref coordination

[buff2.0]

https://x.com/ri_s_ob/status/2096305580327469478?s=46&t=DTGVKlgNTKh5Nq29PdZsdg