College Football 2020-21

[AwaySooner]

Lol the bit about OU is so true, the defense start gelling, hope for a bunch of Big 12 underdog upsets and a nice bowl game this year.

[HCrum87hc]

First half scare for Clemson this weekend, and Trevor is out for the Notre Dame game next week. Could get a little bumpy.

[Grand58742]

As if this season couldn't get any stranger...

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...eam-coach-says

Vanderbilt football, which finds itself in need of a place-kicker, could turn to women's soccer player Sarah Fuller.

Appearing on 102.5 The Game in Nashville on Wednesday, coach Derek Mason confirmed that Fuller "is an option for us."

The Vanderbilt Hustler first reported that Fuller practiced with the football team Tuesday with many of the team's specialists in quarantine because of COVID-19 testing.

If Fuller plays Saturday against Missouri, it is believed that she would be the first woman to participate in a Power 5 football game.

Necessary Roughness was a prediction movie?

[Grand58742]

Of course, with the way Tennessee's season is going this year, she'll probably kick the winning field goal against us and we get replaced by some made up college in the Lifetime movie about it...

[Grand58742]

Well, history made in the P5 (if you consider Vandy a P5 team)

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...d-half-kickoff

Sarah Fuller became the first woman to play in a Power 5 football game on Saturday when she delivered the opening kickoff of the second half for Vanderbilt against Missouri.

Fuller, a senior goalkeeper on Vanderbilt's SEC championship soccer team, sent the low kick to the 35-yard line where it was downed by Missouri. Vanderbilt coach Derek Mason said Fuller executed the so-called squib kick exactly as it was designed.

She's actually showing on the roster on the Vandy website, which is interesting.

They omitted her weight though lol

[FlyingHunter]

UGA down to 9th on the rankings...and after watching them, I would say that's on overly generous rank. Are playoffs going to be "normal" this year or some sort of Covid deviation?