About that Aggie penalty for 12 men on the field….

South Florida (FIU)

FiU lost to Texas State
Which lost to Baylor
Which lost to Ok State

Frazier Welding in Knoxville was given the order this morning to fabricate 2 field goal post for Neyland Stadium with the anticipation of Tennessee upsetting Alabama.

Tennessee plays UT-Martin 7 days later and Danny White wants to have spares waiting. pic.twitter.com/LEVD5GYIWp

— Richard G. West (@RGW_News) October 10, 2022

My mom doesn’t play around with her fall decorations!! #GoVols #beatbama #volsrunoverbama pic.twitter.com/VPsxLkFmj6

— Brittany Johnson (@britt171980) October 10, 2022

Folks, the Vols are ready for war pic.twitter.com/qRpOKr9wIy

— Ryan Phillips (@JournoRyan) October 10, 2022

What in the name of Joseph Smith is this?

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 12, 2022

Jack Bauer said:

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What in the name of Joseph Smith is this?

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 12, 2022

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Hang this in the Louvre. @SHAQ pic.twitter.com/CFjM5wQPOU

— Cole Douglas Claybourn (@ColeClaybourn) October 21, 2022

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 22, 2022

This scary slowed down Halloween version of Rocky Top has to be played in Neyland on Saturday when the team runs out in black uniforms. pic.twitter.com/nDf4FFTpn7

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) October 27, 2022

Looks like the refs from Austin were working a HS game ..

From the Vineland - Eastern game last night, watch the ref when they bring out the chains to measure omg

(h/t @KMinnickSports) pic.twitter.com/cDle8KkMcf

— Mr Matthew CFB (@MrMatthewCFB) October 28, 2022

So much for the myth of unbiased refs.

Hendon Hooker - 24
Stetson Bennet - 25

Can’t wait for this Saturday’s QB matchup pic.twitter.com/SHnvy4ORqi

— SEC Football Vids (@SECFootballVids) November 1, 2022

Jack Bauer said:

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Hendon Hooker - 24
Stetson Bennet - 25

Can’t wait for this Saturday’s QB matchup pic.twitter.com/SHnvy4ORqi

— SEC Football Vids (@SECFootballVids) November 1, 2022

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In 4-5 years, they'll be as old as Chris Weinke when he won.

#ChantsUp #Funbelt #LFG pic.twitter.com/cC1egKEZ25

— CFBcampustour (@CFBcampustour) November 3, 2022

FSU 45
Miami 3

Off the field Miami is beating the dog shit outta FSU pic.twitter.com/6099LjrIfp

— Zyre Orsa (@2Si6x) November 6, 2022

1) Wow, this is cool!
2) Wow, I'm so old!

Jump Around with Everlast in the building at Camp Randall Stadium! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/Zs5Bl1bWtp

— Wisconsin Badgers (@UWBadgers) November 5, 2022

Joe Starkey calls final Big Game 40 years after band was out on field

BERKELEY, Calif. -- Joe Starkey thought he had blown the call.

Hours after "the most amazing, sensational, dramatic, heartrending, exciting, thrilling finish in the history of college football," Starkey attended a neighborhood party near his home in Walnut Creek, California, about 15 miles East of Cal's Memorial Stadium. The date was Nov. 20, 1982, and Starkey had spent the day calling the Big Game, featuring archrivals Cal and Stanford.

Starkey, the eighth-year radio play-by-play voice for Cal, scrambled to find a highlight of what had happened in the final four seconds, a scene that would become known in sports lore simply as: The Play.
Trailing 20-19, Cal fielded a kickoff with four seconds left. The Bears made five laterals, the last going to Kevin Moen. As Starkey shouted, "The band is out on the field!" Moen weaved through Stanford band members, crossed the goal line and plowed into trombonist Gary Tyrrell.

Final score: Cal 25, Stanford 20.

"I thought I'd screwed it up completely," Starkey said. "I was too excited, not enough detail."
Even in the KGO radio booth, amid the mayhem and excitement after Cal's victory, Starkey felt fear run through him.

"I realized pretty quickly the magnitude of what had happened," he said. "Now, my fear is, did I do it right? Did I make the call right? Did I screw it up and say something I shouldn't have, or did I miss something I should have had? That haunted me."

Eventually, Starkey warmed up to the call that would change his life, the one that will forever be associated with him. He's called Super Bowls as the San Francisco 49ers radio play-by-play voice. While working for ABC at the 1980 Winter Olympics, he did an impromptu call of the third period of the U.S.-Russia "Miracle On Ice" game, which aired on ABC's West Coast radio affiliates.

But no single moment will compare to the one 40 years ago in Strawberry Canyon. The one that got him recognized on the streets of Tokyo and in a hotel pool in Rome with the drummer for the Rolling Stones. Now 81, Starkey will call his final Big Game this week as he prepares for retirement after 48 seasons as the voice of the Bears.

"They're going to bury me with it," Starkey said of his famous call. "It will be the first words when I die in the obituary. It lives on forever, apparently. This is 40 years later, and it's starting all over again."

The announcers are doing their best: 😂

"Takes it out to *some* yard line... candidly, we're not entirely sure..." pic.twitter.com/RREzNQZWZT

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) November 17, 2022

I'll just say Dez was a helluva football player.

Vanderbilt fined $250k for 'rushing the field'

Possibly the slowest rushing of the field ever pic.twitter.com/La0nbgQxST

— Nick de la Torre (@delatorre) November 19, 2022

The top-10 FCS games for attendance all involved HBCU teams. In fact 19-of-20 participants were HBCUs, save for Campbell @ Jackson St; one involved a D2 HBCU (Morehouse): https://t.co/mK2FB9ui8y pic.twitter.com/sKsx7aO8hG

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 2, 2022

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) December 6, 2022

This aughta help beat Middle Tennessee State!

The University of Miami is seeking approval on a new, $100M football facility.

▪️ 162,000 sq ft football ops center
▪️ 200,000 sq ft garage
▪️ Offices, locker rooms
▪️ Podcast rooms
▪️ Simulator rooms
▪️ "Recruiting war room"

City officials will review the proposal on Friday. pic.twitter.com/ceuecnPFzJ

— Front Office Sports (@FOS) December 6, 2022

Stephen F. Austin (WAC)
Abilene Christian (WAC)
Utah Tech (WAC)
Southern Utah (WAC)
Tarleton State (WAC)
Austin Peay (ASUN)
Eastern Kentucky (ASUN)
Central Arkansas (ASUN)
North Alabama (ASUN)
UT Rio Grande Valley (new team, 2025)

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 9, 2022

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) December 9, 2022

Caleb Williams's best moments:



Actually, I'm being unfair. He's a pretty decent QB & probably better this year than he was last (I have watched very little of USC this year). What that game demonstrated, really the entire season, was that out defense was outstanding. We know now how much we are missing Pitre, Bernard, Woods, etc.

It's the beginning of the end my friend...

Remaining this college football season:
• 42 FBS games
• 4 FCS games
• D2, D3, NAIA, NJCAA, Japanese National Championships
That’s 51 games left. Savor each one!

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 11, 2022

Incarnate Word in the FCS Semi-finals.

Championship picture is shaping up across all levels of Football (and around the world!) pic.twitter.com/bgXYWyA3jG

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 11, 2022

What a way to end the regular season

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— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) December 10, 2022

UTRGV has their first head coach!

Travis Bush, the current head coach of New Braunfels Canyon HS, will be the leader of the Vaqueros as they start football in 2025.

Bush had college stops as the offensive coordinator at Texas State, UTSA and Houston. https://t.co/yyS3ExSGPP

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) December 11, 2022

My alma mater! Small world, so to speak.