Goodest Poster said:

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pointer74 said:

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All I know is this game showed just how inept our offense was

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When your OC interviews and is about to take a head coaching job 3 games prior....and then just reprints the same game plan because he interviews and accepted a head coaching job the week of your mortal enemy, and then got to warm body Miami....hard to criticize the O. Reed has his issues, oline has some issues but they werent 3 points bad. They were rudderless.

Klein pulled a schlossnagle while we were undefeated. Will never be convinced he put a great effort into USCe, t.u. or miami.

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That's Elkos fault.

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aginresearch said:

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Old QBs win championships. Old QBs.

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How old is Trinidad, because he put his team in position to win the game.

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Older than Beck

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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I'm not sure they would have thrown the flag unless he stabbed that guy.

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The 1980s Miami teams might have stabbed him.

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That Cotton Bowl against the Horns might have been the worst physical beating I've ever seen one football team put on another. They were getting personal foul penalties and celebrating them. Without looking it up, I wanna say they had at LEAST 150 yards in penalties and still hung half a hundred on em

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Over 200 yards of penalties. Miami dude said he was going to knock someone out on the opening kickoff and then did.

The tu offensive lineman running his mouth couldn't have helped. It's like he learned nothing from BYU running their mouths before playing A&M a week prior lol

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Good thing we'd never do that

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Aggies2009 said:

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AlwaysNextYear89 said:

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annie88 said:

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CharleyKerfeld said:

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I'm not sure they would have thrown the flag unless he stabbed that guy.

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The 1980s Miami teams might have stabbed him.

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That Cotton Bowl against the Horns might have been the worst physical beating I've ever seen one football team put on another. They were getting personal foul penalties and celebrating them. Without looking it up, I wanna say they had at LEAST 150 yards in penalties and still hung half a hundred on em

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Over 200 yards of penalties. Miami dude said he was going to knock someone out on the opening kickoff and then did.

The tu offensive lineman running his mouth couldn't have helped. It's like he learned nothing from BYU running their mouths before playing A&M a week prior lol

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Stan Thomas. What an absolute dooosh that guy was.

Canes had 150 yds of penalties AT HALFTIME.

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They intimidated cow so bad that they were just scared of them. We should have been in that game but we blew our game with tu. Our defense and Bucky Richardson would have given them a game. We went to the Holiday Bowl and crushed BYU 62-14. BYU had beaten Miami earlier in the season for their only loss. Coryatt separated both shoulders of Ty Detmer their Heisman quarterback. Awesome beat down.

Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Just goes to show why internal playoffs would be such a benefit. Ole Miss likely would have beaten us, UGA (obviously) and Bama. Miami would have cleaned up the ACC. Tech would have cleaned up the Big 12. Indiana would have handled the B1G. Just as much fun college football, but so much more objective that no one complain they "got left out"

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Just goes to show why internal playoffs would be such a benefit. Ole Miss likely would have beaten us, UGA (obviously) and Bama. Miami would have cleaned up the ACC. Tech would have cleaned up the Big 12. Indiana would have handled the B1G. Just as much fun college football, but so much more objective that no one complain they "got left out"The regular season winners are 0-3 in SEC rematches: Alabama defeated Georgia 24-21 in Athens on 9/27 but lost 28-7 to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game on 12/6. Oklahoma defeated Alabama 23-21 in Tuscaloosa on 11/15 but lost 34-24 to Alabama in a first round playoff game at home on 12/19. Georgia defeated Ole Miss 43-35 at home on 10/18 but lost 39-34 to Ole Miss in the CFP quarterfinal Sugar Bowl.

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It's crazy how the regular season winners went 0-3 in the SEC rematches:
1. Alabama defeated Georgia 24-21 in Athens on 9/27 but lost 28-7 to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game on 12/6.

2. Oklahoma defeated Alabama 23-21 in Tuscaloosa on 11/15 but lost 34-24 to Alabama in a first round playoff game at home on 12/19.

3. Georgia defeated Ole Miss 43-35 at home on 10/18 but lost 39-34 to Ole Miss in the CFP quarterfinal Sugar Bowl on 1/1.

I like the idea of internal conference playoffs. If we proposed top 4 teams in the SEC playoffs, it would have been No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Ole Miss, and No. 4 Texas A&M. Ole Miss would have beaten Georgia and then Alabama or us.

How do you think internal conference playoffs can be scheduled?

How many teams should be in the actual playoffs?

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The Banned said:

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Just goes to show why internal playoffs would be such a benefit. Ole Miss likely would have beaten us, UGA (obviously) and Bama. Miami would have cleaned up the ACC. Tech would have cleaned up the Big 12. Indiana would have handled the B1G. Just as much fun college football, but so much more objective that no one complain they "got left out"

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I like that idea. If we proposed top 4 teams in the SEC playoffs, it would have been Ole Miss, us, Georgia, and Alabama, and Ole Miss would have beaten both opponents. How would you propose scheduling 12 regular season games in 13 weeks and having internal playoffs.

How many teams should be in the actual playoffs?

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I have thoughts but I readily admit their flawed. At the current conference size you can easily create 4 divisions, and still have everyone play each other every 3 years (I'm skipping detail here for time, but it does work). Take each division winner, create an internal playoff and viola.

No reason the B1G, Big 12 and ACC can't do the same. The "playoffs" proper is only 4 teams. But the "playoffs" in effect is 16. This creates objective criteria to make playoffs, but also keeps playoff level interest for 16 teams.

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All I know is this game showed just how inept our offense was

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I learned that calling obvious holding (twice on Miami) is apparently a discretionary referee call. The one where the Miami offensive lineman performed a beautiful hold AND wrestling takedown was flagrant and, amazing, overlooked.

Add to the 100s of cursed A&M happenings. Of course we get seeded to the national champion and plummet after our first loss to a top 10 team team on the road.

Now this. Punch in the gut

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The Banned said:

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Just goes to show why internal playoffs would be such a benefit. Ole Miss likely would have beaten us, UGA (obviously) and Bama. Miami would have cleaned up the ACC. Tech would have cleaned up the Big 12. Indiana would have handled the B1G. Just as much fun college football, but so much more objective that no one complain they "got left out"The regular season winners are 0-3 in SEC rematches: Alabama defeated Georgia 24-21 in Athens on 9/27 but lost 28-7 to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game on 12/6. Oklahoma defeated Alabama 23-21 in Tuscaloosa on 11/15 but lost 34-24 to Alabama in a first round playoff game at home on 12/19. Georgia defeated Ole Miss 43-35 at home on 10/18 but lost 39-34 to Ole Miss in the CFP quarterfinal Sugar Bowl.

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It's crazy how the regular season winners went 0-3 in the SEC rematches:
1. Alabama defeated Georgia 24-21 in Athens on 9/27 but lost 28-7 to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game on 12/6.

2. Oklahoma defeated Alabama 23-21 in Tuscaloosa on 11/15 but lost 34-24 to Alabama in a first round playoff game at home on 12/19.

3. Georgia defeated Ole Miss 43-35 at home on 10/18 but lost 39-34 to Ole Miss in the CFP quarterfinal Sugar Bowl on 1/1.

I like the idea of internal conference playoffs. If we proposed top 4 teams in the SEC playoffs, it would have been No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Georgia, No. 3 Ole Miss, and No. 4 Texas A&M. Ole Miss would have beaten Georgia and then Alabama or us.

How do you think internal conference playoffs can be scheduled?

How many teams should be in the actual playoffs?

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The programmers have switched the AI from "information" to "dialogue" mode. Nice.

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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Miami became the first team to play the national championship game at home. It's crazy how Miami has an opportunity to win the CFP national championship before winning the ACC championship, and how 7-5 Duke won the ACC Championship, becoming the first-ever team with five losses to win a major conference championship

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Just goes to show why internal playoffs would be such a benefit. Ole Miss likely would have beaten us, UGA (obviously) and Bama. Miami would have cleaned up the ACC. Tech would have cleaned up the Big 12. Indiana would have handled the B1G. Just as much fun college football, but so much more objective that no one complain they "got left out"

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Miami wouldn't have made it.
Their two losses this year were both in conference, Louisville and SMU

I read that Cristobal was saying that a bunch of his players are fighting the flu in his postgame interview, including Fletcher.

Probably why this game wasn't a blowout.

at least 4 dropped INTs also played a part

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Add to the 100s of cursed A&M happenings. Of course we get seeded to the national champion and plummet after our first loss to a top 10 team team on the road.

Now this. Punch in the gut

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My favorites are 2012, when we were the best team in the country but couldn't overcome the 2 early losses with Johnny; and

2024 when the 1 seed reached the CWS final for the first time in 20 years, and it's the year we were the 2 seed.

Goodest Poster said:

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pointer74 said:

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All I know is this game showed just how inept our offense was

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When your OC interviews and is about to take a head coaching job 3 games prior....and then just reprints the same game plan because he interviews and accepted a head coaching job the week of your mortal enemy, and then got to warm body Miami....hard to criticize the O. Reed has his issues, oline has some issues but they werent 3 points bad. They were rudderless.

Klein pulled a schlossnagle while we were undefeated. Will never be convinced he put a great effort into USCe, t.u. or miami.

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I wish Klein nothing but the worst at K State. I hope they go 6-6 or worse every damn season.

Goodest Poster said:

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pointer74 said:

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All I know is this game showed just how inept our offense was

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When your OC interviews and is about to take a head coaching job 3 games prior....and then just reprints the same game plan because he interviews and accepted a head coaching job the week of your mortal enemy, and then got to warm body Miami....hard to criticize the O. Reed has his issues, oline has some issues but they werent 3 points bad. They were rudderless.

Klein pulled a schlossnagle while we were undefeated. Will never be convinced he put a great effort into USCe, t.u. or miami.

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Yep and it was a mistake my Elko to let him coach the playoff game. Klein didn't give a ****

Seriously guys. Don't ever buy Raising Canes. The owner is the #1 LSU booster. Ever dollar you spend there a portion of it goes to funding LSU NIL

Bacardi Rambo said:

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Seriously guys. Don't ever buy Raising Canes. The owner is the #1 LSU booster. Ever dollar you spend there a portion of it goes to funding LSU NIL

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https://instagr.am/p/DOXODkYDPuI

tk for tu juan said:

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Bacardi Rambo said:

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Seriously guys. Don't ever buy Raising Canes. The owner is the #1 LSU booster. Ever dollar you spend there a portion of it goes to funding LSU NIL

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https://instagr.am/p/DOXODkYDPuI

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