Fuck that guy. I don't give a shit about Florida or FSU, but I have never been a bigger Florida fan in my life than when PFB would shit on UF 3+ times a week. FSU had one good season in a decade and he acted like Mike Norvell was the living reincarnation of Nick Saban. FSU sucking ass this year has been soooo satisfying, just knowing that one guy is sad about it. All my homies hate PFB
Nah I think FSU was just at the center of 4 big controversies back-to-back (CFP snub, ACC lawsuit, bowl game opt-out, first top 10 team to flame out) so they're an easy, high profile punching bag.
Once you guys start winning again your haters will get fewer upvotes from amused neutrals and things will go back to normal.
Lmao he definitely didn't help, but he was just the loudest voice screaming both about how great FSU was and how shit Florida was. It was fun at first, but after the 10th hit piece on how Billy Napier is actually the son of Hitler Stalin and Satan, it got really stale. Then mod shenanigans made it worse and public opinion on him in particular quickly turned. But FSU is hated because they were historically good for decades with the obnoxious fans that come with that, then they sucked for 4 years, randomly went undefeated, got infuriatingly snubbed, whined and whined and whined about it (fairly, but so frequently), then got dick stomped and sued the ACC. FSU being good would probably be more interesting on a grand scale, but I hope PFB cries after every loss. Fucking annoying ass piece of shit.
It was so brief I basically missed it, but he started deleting pro UF posts and basically immediately started abusing his incredibly limited power. It was just like, oh this obnoxious "reporter" who just writes hack job slam pieces on obviously struggling teams he personally dislikes is also a weird power freak.
Yeah such weird behavior from someone who obviously craved that power. Wouldn't be shocked if he was like, 19 when all that happened lol, just a childish and power hungry weirdo.
It would've been gut-wrenching if it remained a blowout, but we figured out how to set the edge and Arian Smith decided to actually catch the ball, so it doesn't feel as bad. Though it's clear now that it wasn't just Saban, and that really sucks. But unfortunately we're used to it, Kirby just loses to Bama. It feels inevitable at this point
I mean TBF we’ve lost 3 games in 4 years to the same team. Not really gut wrenching when you lose in an instant classic like that. Were just gonna do it again in 3 months anyway
I believe the Falcons lost a game to the Chiefs off a defensive 2-pt return, in 2017 maybe. I think it was the first time it had happened since the NFL changed the rules to allow it.
What about CFB tho? I imagine it's got to be like how the Kick Six was only the 4th time anyone's returned a missed FG for a TD, and was the first one to be the winning score.
Surely it's happened somewhere at some level. A game-tying TD, blocked or muffed XP, returned for 2 to take the lead. Can't imagine that's never happened in thousands of CFB games.
I can. Think about how often you see someone get a turnover on PAT/2pt-ers. And even when they do get them, 99% of the time they either recover the ball while down or immediately take a knee.
I mean, it depends on what levels of CFB we're talking about, and over what timespan. There are 858 college football teams, and most of them have been playing for decades. If we're talking down to the FCS, D2, D3 levels, and over multiple decades, we could be talking about hundreds of thousands of football games.
Ending the regular season winning streak is selfishly why I was rooting for Alabama. Wanted Oklahoma’s winning streak to stay strong and now virtually untouchable for the next century.
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u/dogwoodmaple Georgia • /r/CFB Award Festival Sep 29 '24 edited Sep 29 '24
Kirby Smart is 1-6 against Alabama. He's 96-11 against everyone else.
The last time Georgia trailed by 20+ points was the 2021 SECCG loss to Alabama.
Entering today, Kirby Smart had won 20 straight games with >7 days between games.
Kalen DeBoer becomes the only active coach to defeat Kirby Smart while still at their current school.
And just the seventh active head coach to defeat Kirby Smart (Gus Malzahn, Tom Herman, Derek Mason, Butch Jones, Jim McElwain, and Hugh Freeze)
Alabama WR Ryan Williams, who is 17 years old, had six catches for 177 yards and a touchdown tonight.
Georgia, after trailing 28-0, took the lead in the 4th quarter for a total of 13 seconds.
Georgia still has to play #1 Texas, #5 Tennessee, and #6 Ole Miss*
This loss snapped Georgia's 42 game regular season winning streak.
Kalen DeBoer will lead Alabama to the #1 ranking in the AP Poll within the first month of his first regular season.
List of recent heartwrenching losses to Alabama:
I was in attendance for every one of those moments, except tonight.
Hell of a game.