First game this season for the Buckeyes to play a team with a similar payroll?? Who's getting paid more?
OSU vs. Oregon
- Thread starter DEMGR
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I’m rooting for the Big Ten team.
USC & Washington, both went down in Big10. Stanford & AZ both lost this weekend as well. Keep the Pac12 down...
B1G refs so ridiculously bad.
OSU TE didn't have the ball and Oregon defender took it from him, but ref runs in and gives OSU the first down, then no review.
OSU scores the TD on the opening drive.
OSU TE didn't have the ball and Oregon defender took it from him, but ref runs in and gives OSU the first down, then no review.
OSU scores the TD on the opening drive.
West Co
West Coast teams are weak. This latest expansion was subtraction by addition.
Maybe Oregon should turn on the lights so the refs can see better.
This just in. Ohio St is pretty good.
Already had a good roster and then added 20 mil for good measure.
Already had a good roster and then added 20 mil for good measure.
Huge bad call by refs, should have been Oregon ball.
Not a catch. But the dude was on the ground.hows it an interception?
Not necessarily an interception, but the ball never hit the turf. The Oregon defender just took the loose ball away from the OSU TE.
I literally during the game called out Kirk for never going quick after a close play. A poster then proceeded to tell me "close plays will get stopped to be reviewed"
based on last week i’m inclined to think it wasn’t a bad call as much as by design
No control & Ball never hit the ground, understand?
ball never touched the ground that’s all that matters
How the clock wasn't stopped and the play reviewed is a real mystery, but props to Kelly for getting OSU to the line and the ball snapped.
That was a complete, utter farce. No way in hell could that possibly have been a catch. The OSU receiver STILL hasn't come close to controlling the ball. It was an INT, but ruled a catch, and OSU scores a TD on the drive. That's nothing but stinking bullshit.
Or nice cheating, depending on whether you think sports should be fair. How that play wasn't reviewed is a mystery of huge proportions. Better check that ref's betting history. That reeks of bias. How else do you explain it?
Who wants to bet money this gets overturned on replay, and OSU gets ball back??
oregon is as adept at holding as osu is
Why did that botched snap and dumbass throw feel scripted?
Lots of big plays in this game so far. Will that XP miss come back to haunt them
It's crazy when I watch Iowa or a team similar to their level get called for every BS, ticky-tack holding infraction, but then see these, 'Blue-Blood" teams get away with tackling D-lineman and there are no calls.
$23 million NIL value for Oregon, OSU around $20 million.
Money ball game. I'm jealous and turned off at the same time.
Jesus cripes.
I see CBs getting away with a ton of grabbing and holding nowadays.
Used to be automatic PIs or holding on the DBs with all that crap.
I see CBs getting away with a ton of grabbing and holding nowadays.
Used to be automatic PIs or holding on the DBs with all that crap.
Iowa has better special teams than either of these teams.
All about entertainment. I thought last week Iowa got hosed on a couple obvious routghings on Cade. You just knew Iowa would never be allowed to hang too close for comfort.
The game just felt different than what we usually see in Iowa games.
oregon may be rich but here’s how they spent their money (that said i would be ok if iowa had that ride)
