2025 College Football Thread

[jesmu84]

Ohio State comes out looking completely flustered and out of sorts. Sayin looks like a shaken freshman and his OL is doing nothing for him.  On the bright side for the OSU faithful, they have the king of late game clock mismanagement and choking on the other sideline

Nailed it

[MU82]

Enjoyed watching Ohio lose.

They don't even deserve the State, let alone the The.

[tower912]

But they do deserve the Ohio.

[HutchwasClutch]

Enjoyed watching Ohio lose.

They don't even deserve the State, let alone the The.

Yeah, because The U is so much more appealing. Especially with those class acts Irvin and Lewis on the sideline making sure they get noticed. 

[MU82]

Yeah, because The U is so much more appealing. Especially with those class acts Irvin and Lewis on the sideline making sure they get noticed. 

Yes. I guess I just have tOSU fatigue.

[HutchwasClutch]

Yes. I guess I just have tOSU fatigue.

That's certainly understandable.  Both teams/programs nauseate me.

[Billy Hoyle]

That's certainly understandable.  Both teams/programs nauseate me.

I wondered which fan base had the smaller proportion of fans who actually took a college class, let alone has set foot in a classroom for either school. I've met two Miami grads in my life.

[ATL MU Warrior]

I wondered which fan base had the smaller proportion of fans who actually took a college class, let alone has set foot in a classroom for either school. I've met two Miami grads in my life.

I lived down there for 8 years and there are plenty of Miami grads. That said, when they played at the Orange Bowl, the vast majority of the people around the stadium were crapheads looking to make trouble. Inside the stadium was better, but still sketchy. And I probably went to ~15 games there. No idea what the crowd is like where they play now. 

All that said, I used to hate Miami with a burning passion (I grew up a Nebraska fan) but think I prefer them to OSU now.  Funny how those feeling change over time. 

[CreightonWarrior]

We're at the point now where it can't be a coincidence that every bye team has lost in the expanded CFP. The schedule really needs to be addressed.

[MUBurrow]

Yeah, because The U is so much more appealing. Especially with those class acts Irvin and Lewis on the sideline making sure they get noticed. 

The U still has some residual goodwill for me from endorsing their - unique - identity in the late 80s and beyond. I know they're no different than any other program now, but that's still enough brand equity for me to casually root for them in otherwise neutral games.