Well at least I know who I'm going to root against in the playoff now.
Well at least I know who I'm going to root against in the playoff now.
This defense is garbage lol :/
Wow what stupid playcalling on 3rd and 4th down.
Edit: Ok, 3rd wasnt horrible knowing you were going for it. 4th down was just kinda a bad pass.
Wtf was that
Every fucking 2nd half touchdown came from like 30+ yards out. How fucking disgusting. Up 21-0. 42-10 run in pretty much 30 minutes. God damned sad.
GG Louisville defense. get outta here with that shit tier schedule strength.
Well, thats it.
Only option left is to nuke FSU from orbit.
god damn it
Not including the fumble recovery, FSUs average TD play was over 45 yards. The shortest was that last TD for 35,yards. Louisville fucking gave up in the 2nd half.
which is a shame considering they came in up 17 lol
That game reminds me so much of the UCF game last year which pretty much destroyed ULs BCS hopes. Gave up huge 2nd half leads. Oh well, maybe they can go up to South Bens and play spoiler.
Was a great game. Nothing to be ashamed of Tyche! I'm looking forward to FSU/UL being a great conference rivalry.
.Sometimes stats can be deceiving. Louisville's defense leads the FBS in total defense (247.6) and opponent QBR (14.7), while ranking 4th in the FBS with only 14.6 points per game allowed. And Louisville is one of only 3 FBS teams that hasn't allowed more than 23 points in any game this season, joining Alabama and Ole Miss.
What a great game! Gotta love that resilience.
Standby flight to Pittsburgh was full so we went to Cleland. Hitting up nfl hall of fame on way to the burgh and driving to TCU WVU in the morning. Should be a good weekend
NCAA: National Collegiate Assailant Association
http://www.tennessean.com/story/news...3/?sf33218095=[%271%27]UT never disclosed rape allegations against 2 athletes
Anita Wadhwani, [email protected] 7:59 p.m. CDT October 31, 2014
The day after Florida Gators freshman starting quarterback Treon Harris was accused of sexual assault, University of Florida officials took swift and transparent action, issuing a public statement, suspending the player indefinitely, calling a meeting with players and condemning sexual assault on campus.
The University of Tennessee, in at least two recent cases — one involving a current football player, another a former basketball player — has chosen to handle such incidents far differently, according to public records and information obtained by The Tennessean.
On April 13, 2013, running back Marlin Lane was suspended from the Vols football team with no specific explanation from university or team individuals. Coach Butch Jones said only he was off the team for "disciplinary reasons."
What neither Jones nor the university disclosed was that Lane's suspension came four days after an 18-year-old high school student accused Lane of sexual assault in his dorm room. The alleged assault happened moments after the woman had consensual sex with his teammate, Gerardo Orta, as Lane watched, according to police documents obtained by The Tennessean.
If you read the article, it details that this is one of three alleged assaults in that dorm in two months.