Week 11 Games

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Dan

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Welcome to the Week 11 (non-IL) CFB Games Thread šŸˆ

Big Ten & other selected games are listed below, & feel free to discuss any other games (as well as any storylines carried over from Week 10).


Saturday, November 14

Northwestern at Ohio State
11:00am CT - FOX

Wisconsin at Maryland
11:00am CT - FS1

Duke at Miami
11:00am CT - ABC

Wake Forest at SMU
11:00am CT - ESPN

Nebraska at Rutgers
11:30am CT - BTN

USC at Indiana
2:30pm CT - CBS

Michigan at Oregon
2:30pm CT - FS1

Missouri at Georgia
2:30pm - ABC

Washington at Michigan State
3:15pm CT - BTN

Minnesota at Penn State
6:00pm CT - FS1

Purdue at Iowa
6:30pm CT - NBC

Texas at LSU
6:30pm CT - ABC

Utah at Arizona
6:30pm CT - FOX

Texas Tech at Oklahoma State
8:30pm CT - ESPN
 
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There are probably all kinds of scientifically interesting possibilities of the way we could play with human eyesight and balance with our new videoboard, but we need to have some dignity and sportsmanship.

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Let no man say I don't love MACtion, but yeah, cut that crap out.

There are probably all kinds of scientifically interesting possibilities of the way we could play with human eyesight and balance with our new videoboard, but we need to have some dignity and sportsmanship.
Party pooper.
 
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Mid-week #MACtion strikes again.

🤣 we should do this.
Let no man say I don't love MACtion, but yeah, cut that crap out.

There are probably all kinds of scientifically interesting possibilities of the way we could play with human eyesight and balance with our new videoboard, but we need to have some dignity and sportsmanship.

NFL actually now has a rule that they can't do something similar because the Patriots used to do something like this for years.
 
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Mid-week #MACtion strikes again.




NFL actually now has a rule that they can't do something similar because the Patriots used to do something like this for years.
AI Overview
Yes, investigations and viral analysis revealed that the New England Patriots previously used their Gillette Stadium video board to display a reversed camera angle during opposing team field-goal attempts, creating an optical illusion of a second, offset set of yellow uprights. [1, 2]
  • The Tactic: During visiting kickers' attempts, the scoreboard showed a mirrored live video feed that made it look like there were four uprights instead of two, and sometimes showed wind ribbons blowing in the opposite direction.
The above went on FOR 10 YEARS. But it was New England.
I still haven forgiven the NFL for looking the other way when the Patriots filmed the Rams’ walk-throughs before the Super Bowl and then destroying the videos, saying ā€œmove along, nothing to see here.ā€
 
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