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#35 for Michigan hurling the gatorade bottle was the best pass they had all day.

By my count we ran 10 times on first down and only got more than 2 yards on three of them. Between that, and running on 1st and 10, 2nd and 11, and 3rd and 9 in PSU territory before settling for a FG, I'm disappointed we picked today to try and be a running team again. We just aren't that good...

As it relates to National Titles, Nebraska is in the Minnesota Gophers year of 1987.

Herko.

A few more years and someone will be able to make a career out of this.

You beat me to it.

I agree that they missed the late hit, however that hit occurred after they'd already gotten a first down, and they got another first down after that, so it had little impact on the game.

I am still convined we are throwing so much only so we can setup the run the last few games. I am a lost soul.

'Tis only a lawsuit away.

Indiana has a been a great story but I don't want to win if it means transferring an entire team in. Call me old school. On the other hand it is justice for losing Penix.

After Allen's TD he blew on his guns before putting returning them to his belt. I guess holstering your weapon is OK but brandishing is a penalty. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Proud of PJ's growth! I thought for sure we would start running every play once we got up 21-0, but nope! This new PJ is sticking with what works and I like it.

Also on this play UCF resumed the tradition of dropping the ball before getting into the end zone.

A little late to this, but it looked to me like Iowa State got away with a false start on the game winning TD.

Who was last? My mouse runs out of battery any time I try to scroll through any Big Ten list.

Thought the same thing. Why with over 2 minutes left was our returner immediately met with two defenders all by themselves?

Saw that too. They sent two receivers out and we had three guys just standing in the middle of the field covering nobody

Traditions were left by the wayside in college football about 86 billion dollars ago.

How Fleck handled the end of the first half following the fumble recovery was again terrible, and could have cost us the game. USC probably felt they'd won the lottery when we came out with running plays after that. However to Fleck's credit, he ditched the terrified coach act after the 4th...