Talley56

Holy Cow! Congrats SDSU. Tough loss for FAU.

In other news, Bills trade Josh Allen to the Bears for Nathan Peterman. Gotcha, har dee har, April fools.

Don't really care for them, but also want to see someone who's never won it before win it all.

Had Texas winning it all in my NCAA tournament pool. I was hopeful for a while there as they had a strong lead but hats off to Miami. Heck of a comeback. Hoping anyone but UConn wins it all, but, unfortunately, I think they might take this one possibly with ease.

If they would have gotten home-field advantage, the Bills would have made the Superbowl. Therefore, the late-game collapse against the Vikings cost the Bills a trip to the Superbowl.

MSU/KSU was a heck of a game.

I think there's potential for a primetime game with the Giants given their playoff run last year and the ties to Daboll.

So I guess this means Purdue will be winning the national championship next year.

The irony of the day. Looks like this guy made a Josh Allen pass 4 years ago only to make a Nathan Peterman pass today.

Ahh to be the #1 pick with a potential franchise QB. The Bears were on the wrong end of one of these back in 2017.

Get here free agency and draft. Please, please get here.

No option for the Bulls winning the national championship?

Very true.

Eagles are stacked. They may only get better. They will certainly be back.

You know what, that was a really crappy holding call but I thought there were some suspect calls both ways. There have been suspect calls all year long. Even though the Eagles blew out the Niners I still think that non-catch that was called a catch For DeVonta Smith on the first drive was huge. As far as I'm concerned, Chiefs won fair and square all things considered. Congrats to KC.

Butker has been a bit shaky tonight, this is no guarantee.

Yeah, I was expecting them to go for it when they set up 4th down and was shocked when I heard the FG team was coming out.

It feels like the Eagles have been dominating this game and yet they are only up by 6 with the Chiefs driving.

The rules of what is/isn't a catch make no sense whatsoever.

I don't see how they can take the catch-fumble away but rule this one a catch. If this stands as a catch the claims that the refs are helping KC are null and void.

Looked to me like he moved forward after catching it. Maybe slightly, but he did. Looked like a football move to me.

How? He caught it with two feet down? It was overturned so I guess it wasn't but I still don't get how.

Looks like a catch and fumble to me. I don't get why this is being questioned.

Sounds like the crowd is pretty strongly on the Eagles side.

Did the Eagles hire Ken Dorsey?