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Wow, never realized Johnson is only 5' 1". That's crazy, he looks way bigger on tv!

That was one of the most obvious holds I've ever seen to spring that run. Screw you refs

Temple sideline warning? Where the hell was our warning before you threw a flag on the sideline?

Don't worry, we gave up those blocks intentionally to set up the fakes once we get to conference play. Strong playing the long con.

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Football Scoop was the same one that said his sources laughed harder than he's heard in awhile when he reached out about Taggart being a possibility at Oregon, so I'll take this with a grain of salt.

We haven't the rest of the year, why start now?

Nice contain, defense...

FIRST F***ING PLAY!!!

So Barr has terrible hands, but great knees.

These last couple week of watching USF football has actually been... fun? It's been awhile.

Barr has absolutely terrible hands.

Dammit, that's not a catch

That was just pathetic.

College football is so stupid... Just run with your helmet pointed toward any would-be tacklers and get everyone ejected

If they overturn this after letting Sanchez's his stand...

Targeting. Eject that SOB

Doubt we're gonna see anything like Cook the rest of the season.

This is the longest down in history

These refs are absolutely clueless

Showing flashes of competence on offense, only to let it slip (literally) through our fingers. Frustrating.

Come on, man! A good pass and it bounces right off your hands.

AHHHH, Gotta hit that throw

You can't go high on a QB while he's throwing. That's called everytime He hit him in the chest after 1 step. BS call. Launching. Look it up. It's roughing. Shouldn't have been targeting Launching requires a hit to the head. Maybe you're the one who needs to look up the rules. That's for targeting. Look it up for unnecessary roughness/roughing. You leave your feet like that on a QB who is in the act of throwing, it will always be called. The ejection was horsefeathers That's literally the only place launching is defined in the rulebook. The roughing section is pretty vague and doesn't specify anything other than "No defensive player shall charge into a passer or throw him to the ground when it is obvious the ball has been thrown." But I guess I shouldn't expect anything else from the NCAA, where nothing is ever clearly defined or applied consistently. Also, I apologize for the hostility. Football does that to me.

You can't go high on a QB while he's throwing. That's called everytime He hit him in the chest after 1 step. BS call. Launching. Look it up. It's roughing. Shouldn't have been targeting Launching requires a hit to the head. Maybe you're the one who needs to look up the rules.