Good day for Chili and Football!!!

Texas and Arkansas are still scoreless halfway through the first quarter.  Clemson and Pitt are scoreless as well.

Prime has his team rolling today, up 28-9 early in 3rd.

Texas 13 Arkansas 10 in the 4th quarter, Razorbacks have the momentum. 

And just like that, Texas scored to take any momentum away from Arkansas.

What JD!!??

4 minutes ago, theguru said:

What JD!!??

I was confused at how Arkansas was playing Texas so close.

1 minute ago, Jumper_Dad said:

I was confused at how Arkansas was playing Texas so close.

Oh, I thought you were busting my things, lol. 

And they are not now, the Hogs just turned it over, ugh. 

I like the parity so I want to see Texas lose here. 

Top 25 finals:

Texas 20 Arkansas 10

Ohio State 31 Northwestern 7

Colorado 49 Utah 24

Tulane 35 Navy 0

At the Half, South Carolina 21 Missouri 6

Brutal penalties by Louisville to end that game. Set up Stanford to win it with a 52 yard field goal. 

Billy Napier and Florida has faced one of the preseason toughest schedules in the country. Expectations were that he'd be fired by mid-season. Now they are one very very winnable game against FSU from being bowl eligible. 

Kudos on Florida for sticking with him. I think he's a good coach that inherited a mess.

1 hour ago, Tranquility Base said:

At the Half, South Carolina 21 Missouri 6

This game is fire, best all day. 

Gamecocks  beat Missouri 34-30.  South Carolina now has a 22% chance at making the playoff.  I love SC, but if you had told me that they'd have a chance this late, I'd have called you a liar.

LaNorris Sellers threw for 353 yards and 5 tds

Watching big plays get wiped off by penalties all day, I'd like to see yards lost on the play included in the penalty yards.

Guy runs for 50 yards and play is called back on a holding call. It should count as 60 yards in penalty yards. Or maybe a new stat line, count the penalty as is currently done and have a new line for yards lost to penalties. 

Just my thought, but it would give you a clearer picture of what happened when looking at stats.