BG College Football Bowl Mania (and post-season discussion thread)

[Moss]

Baylor imploding

[Akiyama]

welp

[Headspace]

What a fucking run

[Plow]

starting to hate baylor almost as much as ou

[Moss]

Baylor and Stanford killin me today

[Akiyama]

Damn Baylor. 17 point favorites going out like this.

[tyven]

I'm just so happy for gmarsh

[Kirin]

UCF has all the Tostitos!

Good game. I have a feeling the other BCS games wont be as fun as today.

[Akiyama]

I hope Clemson/OSU will be good as well as FSU/Auburn.

I want Bama to wreck OU though.

[Moss]

I'm ready for the natty, dont curr about the other matchups

[Arvin]

Tyven posted this on my fb but I think it should be posted here cuz RICH HOMIE QUAN


http://instagram.com/p/ipoBB5D6eJ

[Anoat]

This is gonna be soooooooo cool! http://www.sbnation.com/college-foot...-espn-megacast

ESPN 'Megacast' to show BCS title game in 6 ways on 6 channels

By Chris Fuhrmeister @ccfuhr on Dec 19 2013, 8:45a 41
ESPN

Want to watch Auburn-Florida State without announcers? From up high? With X's and O's experts? It's the biggest game of the year, so ESPN is giving you several ways to watch.
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No. 1 Florida State and No. 2 Auburn meet on Jan. 6 in Pasadena to play in the final BCS National Championship Game. With college football supremacy on the line -- and the added angle of it being the final game of the BCS era -- ESPN is providing viewers with six viewing options, ESPN announces. All the action kicks off at 8:30 p.m. ET.

The centerpiece of ESPN's coverage will be its normal game broadcast on its flagship channel. Brent Musburger will have the play-by-play call, Kirk Herbstreit will provide color analysis, and Heather Cox and Tom Rinaldi are set to report from the sidelines. It's the fifth year in a row Musburger and Herbstreit have teamed up to call the championship game.


ESPN2 and ESPNU will air the game featuring live analysis from panels of expert guests. "BCS Title Talk" is set for ESPN2, featuring celebrities, coaches and other figures familiar with Florida State and Auburn. On ESPNU, "BCS Film Room" will have analysts break down the X's and O's with multiple camera angles as the game plays out. This presentation should appeal to fans who consider themselves to be much more in tune to the game than the average viewer.

For anyone who can't sit through a game without being driven to their wits' end by television broadcasters, ESPN Classic has "Sounds of the BCS". Watch the game from normal camera angles, but listen to in-stadium sounds instead of Musburger's and Herbstreit's commentary. With a big enough TV, this option could make the game appear to be in a viewer's living room. On ESPN Goal Line, "BCS Command Center" will feature a split screen and live stats, perfect for today's multitasking football fan.

Finally, ESPN3, the network's online service, will have the Florida State and Auburn radio calls. Each school's local broadcast will air with cameras focusing specifically on the Seminoles and Tigers. Perfect for all the homers out there. ESPN3 will also offer an above-the-field "SpiderCam" view.

[Akiyama]

Oh wow, that's neat. Can't wait. Just hope it's close

[Krandor]

Ruh roh

[Bregor]

Welp I still love ya AJ

[Rhinox]

Lol

[Bregor]

So long, Cade, you son of a bitch

[Rhinox]

Fucking lol

[Rhinox]

Roll Damn tide

[Plow]

SEC DEFENSE

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