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The real Nat'l championship game imo. I think Georgia's coaching staff should have spiked the football at the end to let the Boys have time to re focus on the last play and possibly two.

 

 
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Can't be real National Championship if there's another team that's undefeated.  Semi-Final, though. 
 
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I haven't seen but I'll say Bama is at least 8 point favs again to beat the Irish.

 
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without a doubt they should have spiked the ball...


i am constantly blown away by the lack of decision-making ability at the end of games... i am speechless!  how can that happen at the end of a game that is deciding who plays in the national championship?

unbelievable...
 
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There is a reason they are undefeated Pops....They haven't played in the SEC.

 
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I agree, spike the ball and regroup....give QB two plays and go from there.  By not spiking they basically were winging it.  Great game indeed, but I'm not going to underestimate ND.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TREE88:

I haven't seen but I'll say Bama is at least 8 point favs again to beat the Irish.

  I'm guessing from 8-9 pts
 
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Spike the ball and you got at least two plays to get in.
 
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notre dame sucks

 

 
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Apoc....I have no idea why you wouldn't clock it. Poor decision I agree.

Outcome may have been the same but I tend to think not if they aren't scrambling and trying to get another play off. Clock it and regroup and Georgia is probably playing ND.

Just a classic SEC Big Boy football battle.

Awesome game.

 

 
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I think ND would be 8 point dogs against either one of these teams.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by TREE88:

Apoc....I have no idea why you wouldn't clock it. Poor decision I agree.

Outcome may have been the same but I tend to think not if they aren't scrambling and trying to get another play off. Clock it and regroup and Georgia is probably playing ND.



i agree with this!  if they spike the ball... they have 2 shots to get into the endzone, from 8 yards away... i think more times than not, they would get into the endzone...

to call that a costly decision is a huge understatement... millions of dollards, costly...


 
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6 against Georgia... 8 against ND...
 
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Saban phucked up the clock at the end of the first half too.....
 
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Murray wanted to spike the ball.

Coaches waived it off

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by ApocalypseLater:

6 against Georgia... 8 against Alabama


 
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Quote Originally Posted by TREE88:

Murray wanted to spike the ball.

Coaches waived it off

 




unbelievable!



 
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Hollywood had it Georgia -2.5 vs ND and Bama -10 vs ND
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TREE88:

The real Nat'l championship game imo. I think Georgia's coaching staff should have spiked the football at the end to let the Boys have time to re focus on the last play and possibly two.

 



you couldn't have said it better
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congrats to the soon to be back to back champs

gonna take a bit to recover from this one
 
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I wouldnt call big boy football having a tesm run for 350 yards on your defense. I would maybe call it big puuussy defense
 
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5dimes has Bama -10.5
 
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tree i really think people are sleeping on ND   im a wvu fan so i hate the dame lol  but i think the game will be better than what people are thinking   and maybe hate was a strong word but im not a fan lol 
 
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best game i have seen all season was a classic
 
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Georgia likely no shows whatever buttfuck bowl they end up in. I believe they don't get a BS bowl now.
 
 
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Not enough time to spike.
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