Utah QB Cam Rising, who is as good as any QB in college football, will miss the game which gives UF a huge boost.
Still think Utah has a chance. They have a great home field advantage and Whittingham always has his team ready.
Yeah, Utah won 10 games last year. Whittingham is as good a coach as anybody in the game. Utah by 7-10.
Oh snap. I didn’t even know games were on tonight. Def gonna watch the Florida game. Thank you for the reminder kind sir.
Don't know, just know Rising will miss the game. Did see where KO temp will be 93.
I wanna say I heard it on KSR and we all know facts are optional on there so who knows.
ESPN says Utah backup got hurt in scrimmage. May be going with a former walkon or a guy that has thrown 1 pass.
Cable lol. Best business decision I ever made was dropping Spectrum and started streaming. You should try it.
I agree. But you need high speed internet. Unfortunately some people don’t have access to that . In my area,the only quality internet is spectrum. I guess I could keep spectrum internet and drop the tv service. EDIT: Nope won’t work. Tried signing in to my sons espn+ on Direct TV and it was blocked .
Don’t think I’ve ever seen a penalty for having two guys with the same number on the field at the same time before, and the Utes just made them pay.
There was a game a couple years ago between Miss St and Memphis and I saw it. It was one of the wild things that led to Memphis winning that game. It was a crazy finish. That happened and then Miss St got completely screwed. Punt. Maybe the returner fumbled the ball catching it or maybe he didn't, that really isn't important. Replays clearly showed the ref closest to the fumble running in, blowing his whistle, waving his hands over his head to blow it dead. Everyone quit playing except for the Memphis player that ran it for a TD. To this day I have no idea why it stood.
Formerly the Olympic stadium of 2002!
Firing him now would cost $32M. Their wallets ain't like Texas a&m, ask Rashada. He'll be back in 2024 no matter the 2023 record.
I had YoutubeTV, but they had the same issue a year or 2 or 3 (time flies too fast) and ended up going back to spectrum. They resolved it in a couple of days but at some point you gotta realize, ESPN (Disney) is the bad guy.
I was about to mention this. I'm glad we got Leary instead.
I thought he'd throw a lot of INT's in the sec. He just looks and floats the ball high a ton.
