An underdog winning the conference championship is not always a fluke. The game is more fair at a neutral site. One team can lose early & progress towards being championship quality at the end of season. Conversely, the team with a better record could be regressing, or benefitted from a weak schedule.
Yeah, I saw him groveling, it was pathetic, I couldn't stand listening to his lame excuses and had to turn it back to the women's bb game. But the quality of women's bb, compared to men's bb, is SOOOO bad that I couldn't handle watching that anymore. Gophers had a 7 pt lead and gave up 9 straight pts so quick it made my head spin. Guess that is what happens when you start 4 frosh & 1 soph, and the 1st player off the bench is also only a soph, too.
TCU is tough and gritty. They win and do it in so many different ways. One of the few Big 12 teams I respect
They need to recruit a little bit better to be a true threat.
It's TCU....they do alot with what they get. Not sure what more they can do
UMn vs Wisc is the longest running rivalry in the history of cfb, so I might know about such things,
Oh FFS nobody outside of those two states gives a sh!t
I was born the year he won his second Heisman so I have no idea, but F him anyways
One of the greatest questions is why he never translated to the NFL.
H hi o early it’s not really even on anyone’s top anything list as far as greatest rivalries go ins any sport lol.
They can land some 5 stars and top 100s with Texas' recruiting depth. I don't see why they cant consistently recruit at a top 20 level.
