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About five feet wide right from being 18-0. :(

Unfortunately Lou, there is no more Big Ten West title to be won ... Hard to know what can now be considered an equivalent "achievement"?

Do you have stats to support this? We all saw at least a few plays where what you described happened, sure. But how many were like that? How many times did that happen to use per game in 2021, 2019, etc? Numbers to me tell the story best. My opinion This is an honest question, not a gotcha...

2019 we averaged 250yd passing per game. 2021-2022 was more like 160-180yd per game. 2023 was 140yd per game. Thurs, Brosmer had 166.

Rotten luck for WMU, but also a pretty bad mistake. Of course Sconny gets that bounce and gets the ball back like that. Hope WMU can overcome it and pull off the upset. Fleck would be proud, avenge the 2017 Cotton Bowl!

I was wondering if the right side is actually what Kesich prefers usually, and the coaches simply asked him where he wanted the ball so they could run it there with the last play? I know such an explanation is a lot less satisfying than the coaches must be stupid. ;)

Why was Lewis playing RT and Carroll playing RG? Wasn't it the opposite the last year or two?

I think more precisely the issue is that Comcast networks in LA, Bay Area, Seattle, and not sure how Oregon is handled if it's just the Eugene area or Portland too, right now only offer BTN on an extra sports package that customers have to opt-into, instead of putting the channel on the basic...

This is interesting. The PAC Network was a disaster because it could get carriage on basic channel package tiers out West. (Because people out West don't care about college sports.) Granted, it the conference thought they could go it alone without a major TV partner. Now Comcast is trying to...

We absolutely need to shut that butter ball up. Shoulda, coulda, woulda last year. Then he trolls Fleck's win celebration.

Scott Frost was quite a gift to the Big Ten West Notwithstanding that Riley's last year was a crash and burn and that Rhule's first year was, well, a first year. We'll see