Besides Oregon; Miss State putting it to Minnesota @Minnesota at half
Week 2 Games
OK State's win today was their first over FBS opponent at almost 2 years to the date, when they won at Tulsa 45-10.
my son is an Ok St grad
he’s pretty happy today
a big win outta nowhere
aiwpfan
- Springfield, Il
and comes back to win 26-20.UAB down 20-13 in the 3rd to ULM.
ChiefGritty
- Chicago, IL
That's a nice win for them, but it has been at no point anything less that crystal clear that that remains the bad team it has been since returning to FBS.
Our game wasn’t that embarrassing in comparison to Minnesota
Michigan State also has a pretty good running back:
To go along with a decent O line.
OSU is a machine. Sayin and Smith are burning these Texas CBs. 
Final score in Charleston: Indiana State 42 EIU 35
it's just hilarious how iowa always wins every game like this, despite their offense looking horrendous 90% of the game.
Even OSU has had some questionable play calling today.
OSU needs to let them score.
Go down 1 and kick a FG to win.
Lot less likely that they stop Texas here, if they keep it up on this drive.
Go down 1 and kick a FG to win.
Lot less likely that they stop Texas here, if they keep it up on this drive.
Yeah, that is crazy with all that talent on offense to get outscored 21-0 in the 4th quarter but that missed field goal was the key, you make that then game over.
Guys.... the Big Ten sucks this year. Wow.
Texas line on both sides wore OSU out. Slowly took the game over. The missed 3 by OSU would have sealed it tho!
I see @PleaseMakeABowlGame already made this point.
Look at just how HARD these Ohio State players work to tackle Texas here:
Yet, it essentially serves as a death sentence — because if they didn’t tackle him, they would’ve had the ball with 1:30 to go only needing a FG.
Overall, I just don’t think football staffs are as advanced as they should be when it comes to clock management.
(P.S. this is not a shot at OSU, because every other FBS school would’ve done the same thing. I do question the logic)
Look at just how HARD these Ohio State players work to tackle Texas here:
Yet, it essentially serves as a death sentence — because if they didn’t tackle him, they would’ve had the ball with 1:30 to go only needing a FG.
Overall, I just don’t think football staffs are as advanced as they should be when it comes to clock management.
(P.S. this is not a shot at OSU, because every other FBS school would’ve done the same thing. I do question the logic)
Jeremiah Smith was a monster too:
….
Which has a greater success rate:
Stopping Texas at the 1yd line
OR
Getting a FG with 1:30 left on the clock, with that caliber of wide receiver and quarterback?
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