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Classless?

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Was Michigan classless passing into the endzone up 32 with 2 minutes left? After that failed they punched it in running the ball. They could have taken 3 knees and ended the game, Iowa wasn't going to take a timeout. 

We talking about College Football?

Style points I guess? Hoping against hope they get elevated to #1 despite it being obvious Alabama will be?

Do something to stop it. This isn't grade school football.

That's what's wrong with College football.   If Michigan does it, it's classless.  If Cincinnati doesn't do it, they are winning by enough.

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10 minutes ago, The Raven said:

That's what's wrong with College football.   If Michigan does it, it's classless.  If Cincinnati doesn't do it, they are winning by enough.

The game was over, it made no sense to do it or risk an injury for a touchdown that didn't matter. Take a knee and your 32 point victory and go get ready for the playoffs.

I've not saw anyone criticize UC for taking a knee at the end of the game.

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25 minutes ago, Run To State said:

Do something to stop it. This isn't grade school football.

I generally agree with that sentiment, but not in the last two minutes of a blow out. If there were 7 or 8 minutes left and you feel you want to put some stuff on film for future opponents to worry about, that's cool. But in this situation it seemed like a crappy move.

It is big time D1 football, I don't see a problem with it. 

Just now, Jumper_Dad said:

I generally agree with that sentiment, but not in the last two minutes of a blow out. If there were 7 or 8 minutes left and you feel you want to put some stuff on film for future opponents to worry about, that's cool. But in this situation it seemed like a crappy move.

Then yell at Iowa for not just running the ball into the line and running out the clock.   They turned the ball over deep in their own territory.   If they aren't calling off the dogs, why should Michigan?

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1 minute ago, The Raven said:

Then yell at Iowa for not just running the ball into the line and running out the clock.   They turned the ball over deep in their own territory.   If they aren't calling off the dogs, why should Michigan?

They couldn't run the clock out by running into the line, too much time left. Would have still turned the ball over on downs to Michigan with a couple of minutes left. 

 

42 minutes ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Was Michigan classless passing into the endzone up 32 with 2 minutes left? After that failed they punched it in running the ball. They could have taken 3 knees and ended the game, Iowa wasn't going to take a timeout. 

Will you be rooting against Michigan in the playoffs?

But my question remains.  Iowa is still allowed to try, but Michigan has to stop?

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1 minute ago, theguru said:

Will you be rooting against Michigan in the playoffs?

Not because of this. I was rooting for them tonight and last week. I don't hate Michigan but I do like the other 3 more.

1 minute ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Not because of this. I was rooting for them tonight and last week. I don't hate Michigan but I do like the other 3 more.

Gotcha, I like all the teams left so it should be very fun for me personally. 

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