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CFP: #2 Clemson vs. #3 Ohio State Predictions/Updates

Who wins? 19 members have voted

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10 minutes ago, John Anthony said:

100% dirty to me, he clearly lead with his head.  1990 dirty, try to injure players football.

Agree to disagree.  If it was a defenseless player coming across the middle, maybe, but not a runner coming straight up the middle and trying to make a spin move at the point of contact.

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1 minute ago, John Anthony said:

Our backup is a true freshman.  Would that be enough points against Lawrence?

I don’t know, but I’d seriously consider risking JF for a title game up three touchdowns.

Just now, sportsfan41 said:

Agree to disagree.  If it was a defenseless player coming across the middle, maybe, but not a runner coming straight up the middle and trying to make a spin move at the point of contact.

Agree to disagree it is, he lead with his helmet for a yard and a half and he’s a repeat offender.  That’s his game.  My last comments on it, I’ll move on.

11 minutes ago, theguru said:

That is my thought on it.  It was bad tackling form and the QB twisted into him.  If the QB comes straight on his helmet is on the side.  I totally agree with sf41, it was targeting by rule but it didn't seem dirty at all and I think the punishment for a play like that is too severe. 

Part of the reason for the rule is to protect the defensive players, by discouraging that type of tackling.  I'm ok with it in terms of guys having to learn to play within the rules(even if I think they're soft).  A targeting call doesn't mean it's a dirty play though.

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And now I definitely pull Fields if they score to open the second half. 

13 minutes ago, John Anthony said:

100% dirty to me, he clearly lead with his head.  1990 dirty, try to injure players football.

You honestly believe that tackling a 6'3" 225 guy coming at you full tilt that you can react quickly enough to say I'm going to take a cheap shot at this guy? OSU is playing really well. Unfortunate for both players. The defender knows he'll be ejected. OSU using TE. Exploiting Turner being out. Great game plan and Sermon is a beast....and I'm a Clemson fan.

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That pass, good grief!

1 minute ago, 9068 said:

You honestly believe that tackling a 6'3" 225 guy coming at you full tilt that you can react quickly enough to say I'm going to take a cheap shot at this guy? OSU is playing really well. Unfortunate for both players. The defender knows he'll be ejected. OSU using TE. Exploiting Turner being out. Great game plan and Sermon is a beast....and I'm a Clemson fan.

He had plenty of time to decide on the tackle it was open field for 10 yards 1 on 1, he wanted Fields out of the game and he got played.

Just now, TheDeuce said:

And now I definitely pull Fields if they score to open the second half. 

Clemson is lost at this point.

Ohio State is going to hang 50 on Clemson.

First half was nothing short of brilliance by Day, coming off his worst called game vs. Northwestern, I’m guessing he was hiding all of this?  30 more minutes to go however.

So far Notre Dame gave us a closer game at half against Bama, than Clemson is right now. 
 

Total domination by OSU. The Ohio governor is not going to be happy, because there will be a lot of group celebrating tonight in Ohio lol. 

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