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You wouldn't happen to be Billy Mitchell would you?

In that case, I advise you to not look up all the antics that the Stanley Cup has endured.

I'm not debating that the big dogs didn't give money/cars/etc to some of their players. My point is that NIL has changed CFB so much that it is becoming no longer the same league. (My estimates are guesses so please do feel free to investigate.) I am guessing that (1) the money is way way...

"Out in the open" with cash for players that everyone can see + a free transfer = absolutely different than what was done before.

Just thinking about this. While this is truly an amusing situation, if this is all true then the right thing to do is to either.... (1) ignore all of Michigan's games as if they were not played. OR - (2) count all of Michigan's games as wins for the opponents. At the end of this though, CFB...

What are the odds that Iowa returners are coached to point and wave in order to deceive coverage?

I figured since the Hawkeyes got an invalid fair catch we might as well show the Badgers one against Northwestern in 2015. (This may have already been posted) and...

Yup. Ugly wins are wins. If this was what Dan was saying, ha that's silly. If we used the same mentality in other games and sports, we can say all sorts of nonsense. If the Vikings played in the Super Bowl and their opponent lost their main QB in the previous game, should the Vikings fans...

One debate I've seen is about what constitutes a "wave". Apparently what DeJean did was not a wave, it was a... huh...hm...

It would blow their minds to learn that in the NHL numerous goals every week are negated due to video reviews calling offsides.

Bingo.

Last win in Iowa City was 1999, during Ferentz' first year coaching. No matter the offensive struggles that Iowa may have from year to year, their defense has been excellent for a long long time. I might not agree with particular gameday decisions, who is starting where, why a coach is in a...

Maybe. But my point was more that they didn't blow the play dead immediately at the invalid fair catch. My question is more around when the refs would stop play for an invalid fair catch. In the Gophers vs Iowa case, they didn't stop the PR while trying to return it. Why? I'll dig around a...

I've been investigating this a bit more and it does appear that CFB can let an invalid fair catch play out. Here's an invalid fair catch from the Ohio State vs Purdue game from last year.

347 yards 2td 1int. Their defense ahh has some question marks.

Rutgers could surprise. But yeah, @Nebraska might be it.

In the NFL it's a 5 yard penalty.

Yup. I've been hoping for this for a while. If you don't got the offense to outmatch Iowa's defense, you're gonna have to Iowa Iowa.

Winning at Iowa City is very difficult. The Hawkeyes are 24-5 at Iowa City since 2019. One of those five includes today.