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[Threebean]

Irish had quite a time with Louisville...

If not for Louisville penalties the Irish may well have lost that one.  Play like that and they'd better hope a fresh round of China virus will scuttle the Clemson game. 

[bluecollar]

A little OT today and now an old classic.....

Couple of games down to the wire. Watching TB/GB now and cooking on the grill

[Oyam18]

A little OT today and now an old classic.....

Couple of games down to the wire. Watching TB/GB now and cooking on the grill

breakfast for supper tonight 😋

[A Friend of Charlie]

A little OT today and now an old classic.....

Couple of games down to the wire. Watching TB/GB now and cooking on the grill

breakfast for supper tonight

Nothing wrong with that.

[A Friend of Charlie]

A little OT today and now an old classic.....

Couple of games down to the wire. Watching TB/GB now and cooking on the grill

breakfast for supper tonight

Nothing wrong with that.

I'm making a pot of sauce and the water is boiling for pasta...

[Travellin Dave]

Viaje Birthday blend. Good evening.

[Travellin Dave]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

[LuvTooGolf]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

You talking about that "fumble" where the guy was down for like 3 whole seconds? I think the officials just let whatever happens play out, then hope to fix it on the replay. If they blow it dead and they're wrong and the other team can't challenge, everyone is all bent out of shape.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

You talking about that "fumble" where the guy was down for like 3 whole seconds? I think the officials just let whatever happens play out, then hope to fix it on the replay. If they blow it dead and they're wrong and the other team can't challenge, everyone is all bent out of shape.

That's the play. To me, he was clearly down and he purposely tossed the ball aside.

[LuvTooGolf]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

You talking about that "fumble" where the guy was down for like 3 whole seconds? I think the officials just let whatever happens play out, then hope to fix it on the replay. If they blow it dead and they're wrong and the other team can't challenge, everyone is all bent out of shape.

That's the play. To me, he was clearly down and he purposely tossed the ball aside.

I think that was clear to everyone but the officials.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

You talking about that "fumble" where the guy was down for like 3 whole seconds? I think the officials just let whatever happens play out, then hope to fix it on the replay. If they blow it dead and they're wrong and the other team can't challenge, everyone is all bent out of shape.

That's the play. To me, he was clearly down and he purposely tossed the ball aside.

I think that was clear to everyone but the officials.

Yup. The confusing part is that they came back just to tell the audience that the play was under review AGAIN.

[LuvTooGolf]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

You talking about that "fumble" where the guy was down for like 3 whole seconds? I think the officials just let whatever happens play out, then hope to fix it on the replay. If they blow it dead and they're wrong and the other team can't challenge, everyone is all bent out of shape.

That's the play. To me, he was clearly down and he purposely tossed the ball aside.

I think that was clear to everyone but the officials.

Yup. The confusing part is that they came back just to tell the audience that the play was under review AGAIN.

NBC gotta pay dem bills.

[Travellin Dave]

Texans gave that game away.  why the hell did they go for two?  cleveland got a wake up call from the Steelers and New England is pretty sad.

I just caught a bit of the 49ers/chargers game. What the heck were the officials thinking? Luckily they overturned the bad call. I'm mostly watching the NLCS though.

Weren't the 49ers playing (and beat) the Rams?