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UCLA at Cincinnati Predictions/Updates

TheDeuce
in College Football

Who Wins? 21 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Wins?

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Nippert Stadium was named after a dude who died from a chicken race? Dear Lord shut up McaFee lol.

This UCLA team is bad, they can’t win unless UC gives it away.

UCLA talked all that smack, all week, I’m not sure they could beat any collegiate D1 team in Ohio.

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If UCLA is awful, does that make UC bad?

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That was a fumble. The call on the field saved UC.

That was 100% a fumble, UC catches two major breaks. It looks like Mike Warren escaped a major injury as well.

That was a fumble. The call on the field saved UC.

 

Definitely a fumble. Lucky break there, but hopefully the running back is ok.

If UCLA is awful, does that make UC bad?

 

 

I think UC is good but they will face QB’s with big enough hands to hold a football after this one.

UCLA's QB was so much worse than he has been sold. I mean, dude just dropped the ball twice, and was incredibly inaccurate. Chip Kelly can't find a better dude than that?

 

Also thought that was a fumble and scoop and score, but congrats to UC and their fans on the win. 1-0 and off to Columbus.

UC should be ranked next week coming to Columbus.

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