[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

As the old saying goes, take things one game at a time.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

I would like to see where these supposed “sources” got their information from. Because the team themselves, while knowing who the starter is, have publicly stated that they will not be releasing any information on the situtation until Thursday. Ergo, someone with inside information and connections must have pulled the information out of someone when they weren’t supposed to, and then leaked it to the press.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

This was a clear leak, because Whittigham later said that he is not releasing anything until Thursday. Someone with inside access must have pulled information out of somebody that they weren’t supposed to. I was extremely surprised as well when I heard what I did today because I had read and watched what they had publicly said, and they specifically said no information would be released until Thursday. Ergo, someone either inside the program leaked this information when they were not supposed to, or the person claiming they know what is happening (the source) is making things up.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

That’s all well and good, but locker rooms don’t mean winning on the field

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

I think the PAC-12 is actually about to expand again.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

I never pick Utah to ever lose any game, and I’m not going to this season either.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

I don’t think that there ever were original college rules. If neither team had the lead at the end of the game, it was just declared a tie. The NFL rule is actually superior because it only allows for a specific amount of extra time for teams to play, unlike the college rules, which theoretically could cause games to go on forever. That’s what leads to additional injuries, which often come when human beings are exhausted. I was actually kinda relieved tonight when Redding missed that extra point. This was the case because had he hit it, making Utah only down by 7 instead of 8, I had a feeling that they would have tried to take the lead with a stupid two-point conversion attempt after the potentially game-tying touchdown. I’ve watched too many teams lose games when they didn’t need to doing that. Once he missed the first PAT, said scenario was eliminated because Utah was then forced to have to score a touchdown and get the 2-point conversion just to tie the game (an instance when teams should go for two to the lay person).

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

Oregon State does do that weird chainsaw noise thing on 3rd down or whatever

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

Unless they’re ALSO ADDING Texas Tech and TCU. That’s 16.

[Matthew Thomas Castleton]

What are you taking about? Kansas State IS a Tier 1. Look it up

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