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Yeah, I thought the line was too low by several points. Even so, I still took Nebraska to win in my pickem' pool.What I want to know is, what did Vegas oddsmakers know that we didn't know?

Yeah, I thought the line was too low by several points. Even so, I still took Nebraska to win in my pickem' pool.What I want to know is, what did Vegas oddsmakers know that we didn't know?
A-freakin' men!This is what happens when these guys fight.
Players beat up, hurt, and still dying to come back in the game to make a play to help their team.
A defensive line that couldn't get pressure all damn night, but still continued to fight. An offensive line that was overmatched by a fantastic defensive line from Sparty, but they punched them in the damm mouth all game long.
I could not be more proud of this group of guys for how they fought all game long.
GBR
As I said before this game was even played....bullsh#t.This is the biggest accomplishment for this program since Black Friday, 2001, on Folsom Field.
Let that sink in.
Please give us Les Miles. I would take him in a heartbeat. LSU are a bunch of whiners. Let's trade LSU, Les Miles for Riley. I will even deliver him to LSU myself and will throw in banker and Eichorst for free....and meanwhile, here in Baton Rouge, the annual "Fire Les Miles" posts and threads have begun
There is a reason they played so many poor teams so closely, and it's similar to the reason some analytics had this undefeated team dangerously close to being out of the top 25 (that's really hard to do for such a team this late in the season). They're just not a top ten caliber team on either side of the ball (total offense and pass defense, in particular). The political correctness policy may say that scoring margin should not be used in college football, but there is a very good reason it should be: it predicts future success better than any other primary stat in alternate possession sports. Michigan State's margin of victory was pedestrian given its strength of schedule. That's why this line was so low. The record and therefore ranks of these respective teams were a much bigger gap than their metrics.Who have we beat that's better?As I said before this game was even played....bullsh#t.This is the biggest accomplishment for this program since Black Friday, 2001, on Folsom Field.
Let that sink in.
Missouri 2009 or 2010.As I said before this game was even played....bullsh#t.This is the biggest accomplishment for this program since Black Friday, 2001, on Folsom Field.
Let that sink in.
Who have we beat that's better?
Michigan St was having success in the return game, so Mike Riley made the call to take that away and trust his defense. It worked.GOAT said:I still have no clue why they chose to kick a squib kick at the end of the game instead of kicking it deep. Made absolutely zero sense.
TheSker said:Missouri 2009 or 2010.Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:brophog said:As I said before this game was even played....bullsh#t.Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:This is the biggest accomplishment for this program since Black Friday, 2001, on Folsom Field.
Let that sink in.
Who have we beat that's better?
I said nothing about questioning whether any of those teams were a "true" top 10 team. That 2009 game in the monsoon at Missouri was an excellent win. We were down, made adjustments and dominated the second half. Mizzou fans cleared the stadium and chants of "Go Big Red" were loud.TheSker said:Missouri 2009 or 2010.Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:brophog said:As I said before this game was even played....bullsh#t.Landlord of Memorial Stadium said:This is the biggest accomplishment for this program since Black Friday, 2001, on Folsom Field.
Let that sink in.
Who have we beat that's better?
Missouri 2009? Lol not by a long shot.
Missouri 2010 is the closest, and if this MSU team isn't a true top 10 team, than neither was that team.