**official College Football Thread**

[borat_sagdiyev]

i understand but i meant whats different in the rules

 

[Jamxx]

Yeah. It was. Unfortunately I was not able to see the play the first time but it basically involved a call whether a DB tipped the ball or not, which was then caught by one of Auburn's receiver. Though I'm still not sure, I believe it is a rule that when a ball is touched by the other team first you cannot have pass interference because the ball is deemed "uncatchable" since it was tipped and the direction of it was altered. I think somehow it helped Auburn, and it was a good call, not a bad one. Not sure, though.

 

[D-Lew]

OK. Well, great, another thing for the LSU fans to complain about forever in addition to the field goal kick. Whatever. They got beat, maybe next year for them.

 

[Brookfield]

wow, john, dont post in here anymore lol

Er, why?, I'm guessing that this a jokey football thing, & not seriously agrressive, right?

 

[boardordi3]

Er, why?, I'm guessing that this a jokey football thing, & not seriously agrressive, right?

oh noo, i was just kidding with him because he said he didnt know the difference between the NFL and college football, i dont expect you to know, but johns American, he should lol

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

no im canadian

i meant what was the differences between the rules and stuff?

 

[Mercury&Solace]

USC>Your favorite football team. DF!

 

[Paradox1]

Seminoles all the way Man

 

[THEpiGUY]

Michigan rules for beating ND; I think they were highly overrated from the get go. Now, the polls are saying Auburn is #2. Probably won't last long with USC on their tail though... Hopefully, if Auburn wins out, they will at least have a chance at the national championship. But it's a long road...we'll just have to see.

War Eagle!

EDIT: Though it's not that I don't think Auburn is a tad overrated, it's just that I'm happy that if they win out, it looks like they actually have a chance this year. That's a big "if", though