2025 College Football Playoffs Discussion (12 Team Format)

[desert_buckeye]

They were up by 4 with the t

No ref has the stones to call the unless he's blatantly tackled anymore

Which the receiver was if you watch it again

 

[dragurd]

Bad pass. Put some air under it and not towards the sideline

Yeah didn't give their guys much of a chance

 

[cincibuck]

God roots for Miami? Well how else do you explain Carson Beck in the finals

 

[GreenwoodBuck]

Veteran quarterbacks are the future. Our 5th year QB last season was the difference. Sayin gonna be a great one, but if he would’ve been a seasoned veteran, we’d still be playing again this year. Mendoza is seasoned also.

 

[dragurd]

Which the receiver was if you watch it again

but not to the ground before the ball got there which is basically all they will call

 

[Zem]

I wanted to see a late PI flag against Miami on the last play.

7 years, holy shit, Beck should be embarrassed, not celebrating. He should have started his NFL practice squad career two years ago. Our QB was in his 2nd year. 5 year difference, no wonder! That is more than a full college career's worth of experience.

 

[Gizmo]

I wanted to see a late PI flag against Miami on the last play.

7 years, holy shit, Beck should be embarrassed, not celebrating. He should have started his NFL practice squad career two years ago. Our QB was in his 2nd year. 5 year difference, no wonder! That is more than a full college career's worth of experience.

yeah, I thought we were past all the covid year guys already.

 

[OHSportsFan]

Veteran quarterbacks are the future. Our 5th year QB last season was the difference. Sayin gonna be a great one, but if he would’ve been a seasoned veteran, we’d still be playing again this year. Mendoza is seasoned also.

7 of 8 semi-finalists in the new playoffs have been transfers. The other was Allar (2-3 year starter?).

Experienced QBs seem to matter. Beck sucked most of the night but made winning plays.

 

[JCOSU86]

Cryami’s most treasured fantasy: commit a blatant PI on the last play of the game and not getting called

 

[dragurd]

yeah, I thought we were past all the covid year guys already.

I think this is the last possible year for those kids. Baring some 8th 9th year alwasys injuried dude

 

[dragurd]

7 of 8 semi-finalists in the new playoffs have been transfers. The other was Allar (2-3 year starter?).

Experienced QBs seem to matter. Beck sucked most of the night but made winning plays.

Yep more often then not experienced mid QBs seem to win out over talented but young

 

[Bestbuck36]

Definitely pulling for Oregon

 

[GreenwoodBuck]

Looks like the SEC isn’t all that dominant without Saban to save them. Take away Bama the last 20 years, and the SEC isn’t any more dominant than any other conference. And I got news for everyone….Indiana isn’t going anywhere, Oregon isn’t going anywhere, we aren’t going anywhere, and teams like USC and Miami are coming back around. I tell my sons that football runs in cycles. The one constant has been Ohio State. That’s why everyone hates us.

 

[DaveyBoy]

Veteran quarterbacks are the future. Our 5th year QB last season was the difference. Sayin gonna be a great one, but if he would’ve been a seasoned veteran, we’d still be playing again this year. Mendoza is seasoned also.

Yes….but they need to be a legitimate run threat. They don’t have to be Braxton Miller but Howard, Mendoza, Beck…..all are dangerous enough with their legs to keep drives alive

 

[1926Buckeyes]

Going forward I’m hoping for OSU to reinstate the Vic Janowicz template for future QBs. With this model, one player can run, catch, pass, kick, and punt.

With the ability to catch their own pass or scramble for an explosive play, kick a 60 yard FG, and punt on 1st down, you’re looking at the new age of total football.