Didn't the Heisman committee remove that aspect of the award?Also, most college players aren't Heisman winners. He's held to a higher standard than most.
Still should be held to that higher standard, but oh the sweet irony from that committee
Didn't the Heisman committee remove that aspect of the award?Also, most college players aren't Heisman winners. He's held to a higher standard than most.
I don't really disagree with you on a lot here, my only defense is that we seem to have problems playing well against teams that are worse than us. Against teams better than us, we have no problem with lack of motivation.Georgia is Georgia. Annual underachievers with superior talent. Until they prove otherwise I'll never believe they're contenders. I like Richt but I think you guys will have to move on to get to the next level.
Honestly, Georgia has never been that offensive to me versus the rest of the SEC for whatever.
CFB Final just mentioned Muschamp will not coach the bowl game. So, that game against FSU really is it for him. He'll have his office cleaned out before the start of the game so afterwards he can go straight home to his computer to fill out job applications.
Pretty much every refereeing "expert" that networks employ these days say he should've been ejected.
The actual hilarity is everyone else being mad.
But really, just to use this as a jump off point, I get it. Most of America watches Jameis thinking he's a rapist and that understandably colors perception of anything he does. Any transgression, no matter how trivial, is just further proof of what a horrible person he is. I watch with the hope that he's not a rapist, understanding that he wasn't charged (and, yes, also understanding the investigation was horribly botched) and it allows a different coloring of perception, and see the other transgressions as things that merely suggest he can be a knucklehead.
What are you supposed to do, you know? He wasn't charged, and I'd rather believe he's innocent than believe there's another rapist and another rape victim on this planet, not to mention I'd rather believe a rapist is not the quarterback of my favorite college football team. I hope I'm right, and there is at least a legal presumption of innocence here. And if he's not a rapist, then a lot of the other scrutiny he gets is unnecessary piling on.
If he did it, then I hope the victim gets justice, civilly if not criminally.
Just my 2 cents.
If a bunch of teams win out someone is getting screwed.
These would be in (like it or not):
FSU
Alabama
Oregon
Then we argue in circles:
OSU
Baylor
Miss St.
Not going to include TCU because I think Baylor gets them in head-to-head and resumes are otherwise similar. I'd give it to OSU for sure if MSU and Wisconsin win out (obviously OSU would have to beat Wisc in champ game).
The sad thing is that a couple of weird losses (combination of any Oregon, OSU, FSU, Baylor and each of those has lose-able games left on the schedule) and we get the SEC echo chamber ramped up to demand 3 spots in the playoff (top SEC teams win out and Georgia beats Alabama in SEC title game). Nightmare.
We will all be Gata that day.There's a weird, bittersweet irony in the fact that Muschamp's last game will be the one the nation wants him to win the most.
In the off chance that he pulls off an upset, just imagine the cheers he'll get from a crowd that was calling for his head this season.There's a weird, bittersweet irony in the fact that Muschamp's last game will be the one the nation wants him to win the most.
Ole miss still ranked is such a joke.
Every college I've attended has afforded its students the option to have counsel involved with disciplinary hearings. When you have a possible civil trial looming in your future it makes sense to have your attorney present to make sure you don't weaken your defense in the civil case by saying something stupid at the disciplinary hearing.
Addressing Randolph: I've said before I don't blame Jameis' attorney for moving the hearing. I blame the school for allowing the hearing to be moved not once but twice once Jameis' attorney realized he fucked up.
Also, most college players aren't Heisman winners. He's held to a higher standard than most.
Even more hilarious, Arkansas is 28th.
Youre right should be higher.Even more hilarious, Arkansas is 28th.
I was rooting for you guys
In the off chance that he pulls off an upset, just imagine the cheers he'll get from a crowd that was calling for his head this season.
Man, these players need a union or something.
Well at least someone knows the truth.That Winston sure is a high character kid. Clearly everything he has ever done was just a misunderstanding.
I don't blame Winston. He's just an entitled little shit who has always been allowed to do whatever he wants by everyone because he can throw a football.
You'll have to ask the ref why he didn't penalize Winston, then. I'm sure the ACC will issue some sort of statement in the next couple of days. I personally don't think he was thinking "this is Jameis Winston, so he gets a pass."
The contact between Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston and an official in Saturday's Boston College game was "incidental and insignificant" and did not warrant an unsportsmanlike penalty, said the ACC's coordinator of officials.
With the scored tied at 17-17 and 5:20 left in the third quarter, an official stood between Winston and center Cam Erving to prevent the Seminoles (No. 3 CFP, No. 1 AP) from running their next play. An official is instructed to stand over the ball to prevent the offense from snapping it until the defense has sufficient time to match the offense's substitutions. The center judge was not standing over the football, however, and Erving was already set with his hand on the ball.
Winston tried moving the official with his hand and arm before the center judge retreated to his normal position on the field.
Doug Rhoads, the ACC's coordinator of officials, said in a statement Sunday: "The center judge's positioning, which was due to the experimental year of having an eighth official, combined with the late substitution and by rule the need to allow the defense to matchup, led to contact between himself and the player. The official believed the contact was incidental and insignificant and did not rise to the level of unsportsmanlike conduct and automatic disqualification."
FSU coach Jimbo Fisher and Winston said there was nothing malicious about the contact between the reigning Heisman Trophy winner and an official in the third quarter of the Seminoles' 20-17 win against Boston College on Saturday.
"He was just holding me because he said we had a substitution," Winston said of the official. "It was actually a fast-tempo play, so I was trying to get up under there and let it ride."
Fisher said the play call was for Winston to snap the ball quickly after the previous play, but the official ruled Florida State made a substitution at running back, the coach said he was told.
"I don't think [Winston] realized it. He was caught up in the excitement of the moment," Fisher said. "Hey, you get emotional. He didn't realize. He thought he could snap the ball. ... He knew that was his job -- get out there and set and snap the ball."
Fisher said he didn't talk to Winston about the contact, which he felt was innocuous and unintentional.
"He doesn't even remember [when he came to the sideline]," Fisher said. "When I yell at players, five minutes later, I don't remember who I yelled at. You move on to the next thing."
Dave Cutaia, ESPN's college officiating expert and the former Pac-10 coordinator of officiating, said FSU should have been penalized 15 yards and Winston should have been ejected for the contact.
Fisher, though, was pleased the officials did not levy punishment.
"They did a good job on that from that standpoint," he said. "I think they understood what was going on. Those guys handled that part of the game. They managed the game itself and that part, I thought, very good. They did a very nice job."
The ACC routinely evaluates every game and reports from their officials. The ACC said it considers the matter closed.
"Incidental and Insignificant"
http://espn.go.com/college-football...-not-warrant-unsportsmanlike-penalty-acc-says
Ole miss still ranked is such a joke.
"Incidental and Insignificant"
http://espn.go.com/college-football...-not-warrant-unsportsmanlike-penalty-acc-says
Youre right should be higher.
I, for one, am shocked."Incidental and Insignificant"
http://espn.go.com/college-football...-not-warrant-unsportsmanlike-penalty-acc-says
What a joke. Asking Jimbo to comment on that incident was also asinine.
Damn dude, bit of an overreaction to one loss.
:lolGlad USC lost. Fuck them and their shitty band that keeps playing that same song over and over again.
So yeah, I'm going to continue keeping my posting to the bare minimum until Hermann & Flood are both gone.
No point in vesting myself in a sport, when my school has no desire to provide me a decent product. I'm going to stay out of athletics until we get an AD with some actual guts.
I had a title in mind, just haven't had the time to pull the trigger so, by all means, go for it.I could make the next topic, if that's a possibility.
I, for one, am shocked.
Devin Gardner hasnt thrown a TD pass on the road this season. Yikes
I had a title in mind, just haven't had the time to pull the trigger so, by all means, go for it.