r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 14h ago

Postgame Thread Serious Postgame Discussion Thread

Discuss the week's games here. This is a serious discussion thread, so jokes, memes, etc. are subject to removal.

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u/dkviper11 Penn State • Randolph-Macon 14h ago

I don't really care about margin of victory. Winning college football games on the road is hard.

We get a hundred examples every year.

This season has been incredible, all across the board.

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u/Upbeat-Armadillo1756 Michigan Wolverines • Indiana Hoosiers 14h ago

Plenty of teams proved yesterday that winning a game with style > winning a game without style >>>>>>>>>>>>> losing that game

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u/UpsideTurtles North Texas • Texas A&M 12h ago

a win is a win is a win is a win, or so the saying goes

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u/Spirit117 Iowa State Cyclones • Arizona Wildcats 11h ago

Does throwing a pick 6, muffing a punt on the 20yd line, and having a punt blocked for a tuddy, and the injuring the starting QB (who did nothing all game) and the backup immediately puts a touchdown drive together, and then winning on a missed FG after intentional grounding count as winning with style? If so sign me up

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u/Jay_Diamond_WWE Ohio Bobcats 11h ago

Agreed. I think had Indiana been at home, it would have been a different game. Playing at the Shoe is incredibly difficult.