2021 College Football (so far)

[broncolee]

Harbaugh finally beats Ohio State. Still wouldn’t want him coaching the Broncos.

Good for him though.

[InsaneBlaze23]

It's a weird turn of events for Michigan. After losing the game to MSU and then being told by the Big Ten that the refs messed up, implying Michigan would've likely won that game as well. It turned beating their biggest rival to dictate success this year.
Beating Ohio St is Michigan's bowl game. They can make it to the playoffs and get bounced first game, and the season would still be a success bc they beat Ohio. Harbaugh has had heat under his backside, from me and those in better positions than me. But Michigan brass stay having faith in him because Michigan will always be loyal to a Michigan man. They ran the ball and the defense did enough to keep putting Ohio in positions they couldn't overcome, including having to give up a touchdown on purpose just to get the ball back. Michigan didn't have the better statline.
OSU had more time of possession, a better passing game, Cade threw a pick and barely did anything else for Michigan.
Hassan Haskins once more had a game that's gonna have NFL scouts wanting him early.

[broncolee]

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/32737893/lincoln-riley-leaving-oklahoma-become-usc-head-football-coach-sources-say

Maybe the Trojans found a coach that can get them back to the top of the PAC-12. That’s where the conference needs them.

[DenverBlood]

That was the worst college national title game in my lifetime. Possibly ever.