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[iam416]

[iam416]

[iam416]

Army gets to the 30. Loses 4 yards on 2 plays and then throws an interception. OU will probably win. Army has TOP advantage of 45 to 13 and has run 82 plays to 30.

[WingsFan]

Talent how are you watching this game is not on TV?

[iam416]

[iam416]

Army rushed for 330 yards on 76 carries in regulation for an extremely painful 4.4 ypc

[AlabamAlum]

It's on PPV, you cheap bastards!

[iam416]

OU scores. Army is now in 4 down territory and I guarantee they go for 2 if they score.

[iam416]

[iam416]

Trevor Lawrence is the new starter for Clemson. That's a shame. Bryant was limited in much the same way JTB was. Clemson's schedule is horrifically awful, so they can basically spend 6-7 games breaking him and getting him ready for the CFP.

[Hannibal]

One of these days, somebody is going to bring the triple option to the B1G and make our lives miserable.

Edit: I just looked at the stats for the OK-Army game: OK had only 40 snaps in an overtime game.

[THE_WIZARD_]

And a TD I wonder where this ranks in all time upsets?

Biggest upset of all time until Bethune-Cookman beats Nebraska.

[THE_WIZARD_]

When will the big boys realize you don't schedule Army, Navy or Air Force. Ever.

[Jeff Buchanan]

This in an interesting article as it relates to the perception that M has a "difficult time with mobile QBs."

Lately, there's a decent argument that that perception isn't valid anymore and most of that has to do with the deployment of man-child and speed demon LB/Viper Devin Bush - the guy has the speed to cover sideline to sideline, the football instincts to do that effectively as well as be disruptive, creating chaos in the opponent's back field.

But what about ND's Winbush - v. M in the opener? He had some critical third down conversions scrambling or running a planned QB draw v. Don Brown's aggressive defense. This article explains why the QB draw is so effective against defenses like Brown's at M and many other teams that use the same defensive principles v. spready offenses.

https://www.footballstudyhall.com/2018/9/21/17886240/the-qb-draw-air-raid-johnny-manziel-spread-offense

[AlabamAlum]

The HBO series "Ballers" staring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has an Ohio State storyline now. Bad Buckeye booster and power broker who controls the area police. Some actor playing a Buckeye asst (or AD?) mentioning Urban's name who you infer to be dirty too. The Rock character also mentioned how upset Saban was that he didn't get the blue-chipper that The Rock is trying to get to USC in exchange for a quid pro quo deal where his company gets the rights for the Pac-12 Network.

I am okay with them dragging Ohio State into this fiction. They better keep Lord Saban outta it, though.