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[Highlight] Oklahoma vs Texas - Tate Sandell knocks through the 47 yard field goal to win the game for the Sooners at the buzzer in Red River
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[Highlight] Oklahoma vs Texas - Tate Sandell knocks through the 47 yard field goal to win the game for the Sooners at the buzzer in Red River

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u/Jiujitsumonkey707 — 4 days ago
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The parity in the B1G is a becoming a beautiful thing to watch.

UCLA, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, my Hawkeyes, and Northwestern all looking competent and throwing punches against the big dogs has made B1G play so entertaining this year. Normally I usually only watch Iowa games. This year the level of competency is so much higher and makes more games entertaining. Loving watch the collapse of Oregon to UCLA right now. IMO B1G football has never been healthier.

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u/ScrambledxEggzz — 4 days ago
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[Jordan Shultz] Never-before-seen locker room footage of Nick Saban telling Jalen Hurts he was turning to Tua Tagovailoa in the 2017 National Championship Game.

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u/Big_Lawfulness_8143 — 5 days ago
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[Phillips] BREAKING: Tuscaloosa Police just confirmed to me that President Donald Trump will not be in attendance Saturday for Alabama-Georgia due to Hurricane Isaias.

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u/whatifevery1wascalm — 5 days ago
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[Highlight] Florida St @ Louisville: Isaac Brown 97 yard TD run! The longest play in FBS so far this season!

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u/Moose4KU — 5 days ago
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[Thamel] Sources: Utah’s game with Kansas is moving to 6 pm MST, moving it up two hours and 15 minutes. Utah is dealing with storms associated with Tropical Storm Rachel.

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u/Princess_ZeIda — 5 days ago
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[Thamel] Per an ESPN source, Malachi Nelson is the expected starter at Virginia for Syracuse tomorrow.

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u/HeyTherePLH — 5 days ago
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What’s a CFB tradition you’ve experienced that you just can’t truly understand until you’ve done it yourself?

I've been fortunate to be a part of many great experiences and traditions. For example, Jump Around at Camp Randall was awesome. Enter Sandman at Va Tech is pretty hype.

Yesterday, I got to the do the wave at Kinnick. It looks awesome on TV and is a cool story......but I can't emphasize how much people underappreciate this event until you take part in it. It was an AMAZNG thing to do, to see some kids with their families and caretakers going through an awful time smile and wave back.

Got me thinking, what other traditions out there are undervalued or harder to appreciate until you take actually take part in it?

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u/djsassan — 9 days ago
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The Minnesota Golden Gophers have 5 rivalry trophies: Paul Bunyan Axe (vs Wisconsin), Little Brown Jug (vs Michigan), Floyd of Rosedale (vs Iowa), Governors Victory Bell (vs Penn State), and $5 Bits of Broken Chair (vs Nebraska)

It’s crazy how many rivalry trophies the gophers have. I’m not sure if any program has them beat.

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u/Dry_Acanthisitta433 — 10 days ago