Ohio States fault really for making them mad

TCU had a great year and this shouldn’t spoil it.

Georgia are a different beast and Ohio State (who are built to compete with SEC powerhouses) playing them close after losing to Michigan gave a false sense of competitiveness IMO

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My point is : until I read the article nobody on this app was taking about her hitting him. I assumed he just up and hit her. Not that he up and hit her back

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I don't think someone who takes personal digs at someone during discourse should be lecturing in maturity. Not once have I made this about you

TCU was so outclassed that the committee is going to screw every small college in the fbs selection for the next ten years. YEARS. TCU WAS SO BAD THEYRE HURTING OTHER COLLEGES. It’s not a disservice. It’s a fact. TCU was shitass lucky to get there and really didn’t deserve to be. It was a bit of a perfect storm, but when you lose by FIFTY EIGHT and it could have been MORE, you just have to slink back in your hole and keep quiet.

It was obvious to anyone with emotional intelligence that he was breaking down because he was mad at himself for making a stupid mistake - not because he was mad at being punished. And that was confirmed when he stated that exact thing in his apology.

If you can't tell the difference between those two things, that's your problem, not mine. And it would also be kind of ironic, since you're criticizing Walker for his emotional immaturity while you're right there with him.

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Listen, we had to have like 10 years of blue balls with mark richt keeping us above average but never actually finishing the job. Kirby has brought us to the promised land. We may yell a little louder accordingly.

Being mad at yourself for fucking up is the literal opposite of being mad at someone else because you got caught.

What accountability are you referring to? Mouthing words in a tunnel? Or crying because you were caught doing something wrong?

No, they're not interchangeable. One shows accountability, the other doesn't. If you can't tell the difference there then you're not equipped to have this conversation.

That is a fair point, Ohio State is scarily inconsistent most years. Being a fan is usually stressful haha we fuckin lost to va tech the year we won the title ffs

COVID made things weird. TCU's average age was 23.

And it only happened bc Georgia’s defense was tired from getting back on the field so fast after creating a fumble and the offense scoring.

Ohio State at their best can compete with UGA. But that's the difference between UGA and Ohio State. UGA was consistent and showed up enough every week to win. Ohio State wasn't. That's why Ohio State lost to UGA, and that's why UGA is the National Champion and the definitive and unequivocal best team in the country.

Those are literally interchangeable things. You could switch quays name for kids and it would be the exact same.

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UGA beat everyone they played, including Ohio State. How is the best still in question? Lmao.

And yet (since we're playing with hypotheticals here), if UGA didn't exist and we were under the old format, the National Championship would have been TCU v. Michigan. And TCU won. Meaning TCU would have been National Champions.

Yeah, UGA annihilated TCU. But dismissing TCU is a real disservice and ignores the reality of the season. All season we said UGA was on another plane from the rest of college football, and then they went and played their best game of the season last night. Using that against TCU just sounds like sour fucking grapes from fans of teams that weren't playing last night.

I’m only responding to OP saying they were clearly the “best”.

That’s either a meaningless statement because the winner every year can be the “clearly the best” since they won. Yeah they’re the best. But if they won by 1 point after trailing by 20+ points in the 4q and assisted by a huge choke job they’d be the best too.

Or he’s saying the big margin of victory yesterday meant they “clearly the best” compared with other champions who won by a slimmer margin. Which ignores how they almost lost last Saturday.

And that score was only made possible by an unforced error on UGA's part - a blown coverage.

Kids are crying because they're mad they got in trouble. Quay was crying because he realized he fucked up and was distraught over it.

It's a huge difference.

You say "a missed field goal away" as if OSU didn't blow a two touchdown lead twice in the same game. A game that also featured two missed field goals by Georgia.

If we give credence to one, why not the other two?

You think that's crazy, the TCU kicker is 30.