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Damn I was looking forward to that game too.
That sucks.
That sucks.
OFFICIAL 2021-2022 COLLEGE FOOTBALL THREAD
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RIP Robbie Roper. So tragic
This gonna mess me up even more when it comes to anesthesia.
This gonna mess me up even more when it comes to anesthesia.
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McCray was good his last year at Michigan. Good to see him rising quickly.
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So if one of the teams before the natty gets wiped by Covid, they just gonna have a forfeited game? I'll believe when I see it.
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Would guess they’d push back a playoff game.
But these meaningless bowls? Just keep it moving.
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It’s probly a decent amount of dudes on the roster that don’t mind, no “opt outs” so ppl can scream they “quit”
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All the high-end NFL guys had already opted out.It’s probly a decent amount of dudes on the roster that don’t mind, no “opt outs” so ppl can scream they “quit”
Green, Leal, Wydermyer were out. Spiller, too.
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A new College Football Playoff policy written this week in response to the surging omicron variant allows for a team to advance to the national championship -- and ultimately win it -- by its opponents having to forfeit, according to an updated set of COVID-19 policies the CFP released Wednesday.
The changes, which were made by the CFP's management committee during a videoconference Tuesday, also provide flexibility for the Jan. 10 national championship game in Indianapolis to be pushed back no later than Jan. 14.
If one team is able to play in the title game and the other can't because of COVID-19 -- and the game can't be rescheduled -- the team that can't play will forfeit and its opponent will be declared the national champion. If both teams can't play on the original or rescheduled date, the game will be declared a "no contest" and the CFP national championship will be vacated for this season.
The CFP is still expecting for all games to be played with no reduction in attendance.
Bruh how sick would
atlsfinest
be if UGA made it and both had to forfeit 
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A new College Football Playoff policy written this week in response to the surging omicron variant allows for a team to advance to the national championship -- and ultimately win it -- by its opponents having to forfeit, according to an updated set of COVID-19 policies the CFP released Wednesday.
The changes, which were made by the CFP's management committee during a videoconference Tuesday, also provide flexibility for the Jan. 10 national championship game in Indianapolis to be pushed back no later than Jan. 14.
If one team is able to play in the title game and the other can't because of COVID-19 -- and the game can't be rescheduled -- the team that can't play will forfeit and its opponent will be declared the national champion. If both teams can't play on the original or rescheduled date, the game will be declared a "no contest" and the CFP national championship will be vacated for this season.
The CFP is still expecting for all games to be played with no reduction in attendance.
Bruh how sick would
Alabama and UGA final matchup with both forfeiting would be magical.
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The committee said today it will be a forfeit. Michigan went together to get their boosters today but it's not really gonna do them any good between now and New Year's Eve.
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SMH Rutgers
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Would’ve preferred Coastal Carolina.
Also this
“Rutgers' Gator Bowl invitation will be the program's first since a 2014 Quick Lane Bowl win against North Carolina. It is the most prestigious bowl game that Rutgers has ever played in.”
Also this
“Rutgers' Gator Bowl invitation will be the program's first since a 2014 Quick Lane Bowl win against North Carolina. It is the most prestigious bowl game that Rutgers has ever played in.”
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This Army/Mizzou game is good
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Come on Army
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Army 
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LET'S GOOOO
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Oh my
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A new College Football Playoff policy written this week in response to the surging omicron variant allows for a team to advance to the national championship -- and ultimately win it -- by its opponents having to forfeit, according to an updated set of COVID-19 policies the CFP released Wednesday.
The changes, which were made by the CFP's management committee during a videoconference Tuesday, also provide flexibility for the Jan. 10 national championship game in Indianapolis to be pushed back no later than Jan. 14.
If one team is able to play in the title game and the other can't because of COVID-19 -- and the game can't be rescheduled -- the team that can't play will forfeit and its opponent will be declared the national champion. If both teams can't play on the original or rescheduled date, the game will be declared a "no contest" and the CFP national championship will be vacated for this season.
The CFP is still expecting for all games to be played with no reduction in attendance.
Bruh how sick would
We would just do like Bama in the '40s and '50s and claim Marcels as the national champions
. If they can have four or five completely made up national championships, why can't we?
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That’s him in the front row with the white tee and glasses
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Was just about to post this. Sounds like he knows something.
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