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Fleck will never completely lock down the borders. RTB is a strong flavor that some won't like or even consider. Others (from all over the country) will love it, so we will come out ahead.

Oklahoma hasn't looked good in over a month.

Terrible call. Somebody buy Gary Patterson a beer.

Duggan with a pick. D will need to hold.

I get the feeling that everybody in the Pac hates Oregon.

TCU gets the ball with 3 and change, still down 4

Hurts and Herbert are definitely not game managers.

Maroon and Gold bomb!

TCU 98 yard pick 6. 24-28

I could get used to the Gophs being in contention every year. Makes these other games so much better.

Who offered you a scholarship?

I just want to see Goldy in those Rocket Mortgage mascot commercials.

Michigan could be a problem too. They're rolling and have the Buckeyes at home. In the scenario where they pull the upset, we beat Bucky and lose to OSU, Michigan would have losses to two teams we beat (WI and PSU) but we'd likewise have losses to two teams they beat (IA and OSU). They'd have...

Wisconsin tacks on 3 before the half on a 62 yard FG by their kickoff specialist. I've seen unknown hundreds of field goals, and that one was the closest I've even seen to the bottom corner of the goal.

Huge conversion attempt for Vegas here

The sports-reference.com searchable database only goes back to 2000, and no Big Ten team has had two such receivers in that time. There's a very good chance this is the first pair ever to reach those milestones.

Actually being broadcast on ESPNU, which is likely why those kids are out there. The "last" button on my remote has gone from PSU-OSU to IL-IA to the sit-in. Now they've moved it to OKST-WV. Time for the hippie wannabees to pack it up.

DD with the hat trick of shame: drop, muff, fumble.

Jesus. Who opened the wormhole to the '80s?

This could be the third game in D1 CFB to end with a score of 2 this year. Southern Miss beat UAB 37-2 and Temple beat Georgia Tech 24-2. Otherwise it hadn't happened since 2015 and before that 2011.