Definitely last night's game was better. There were five turnovers in the 2018 game too so it's not like that was some clean game. I'd forgotten we were -3 in the turnover differential that day too. Impressive we kept it that close.

Both were great games though.

It sounds like he's out of the running but hiring Jason Garrett over Troy Taylor would be such an incredibly stupid move. First and foremost Garrett is not a good football coach. No way he should have ever lasted as long as he did in Dallas. Secondly, Garrett has never coached at the college level whether as a head coach or assistant.

Even removing my Davis bias in hoping Taylor leaves, it seems like he would be a really good hire for Stanford if it happens.

So you're telling me it's tough to win a football game with a -4 turnover differential?

Hail Mary incomplete. Sac loses 66-63. What a wild game.

Taylor just screwed up. Complete a pass for a first down with 16 seconds left. They have two timeouts but he doesn't call one. Let a few extra seconds run off and then they threw an incomplete pass so there's only 5 seconds left. They should have been able to run another play to try and get into FG range.

Touchdown UIW but it's being reviewed. Heck of a catch if it stands. I didn't think he was close to getting his foot down but he did. Checking for a bobble though.

And it stands. 66-63 UIW with 27 seconds left.

This game is nuts. IW with 1st and 10 from the Sac 21 with 33 seconds.

Sac recovers another onside kick. Sounds like a mistake by the IW player. Radio guy said he tried to jump over it because it wasn't going to go 10 yards. Why are you closer than 10 yards if you're not going to go for the ball?

Scoop and score for IW. 59-48 now with 8:30 left.

Sac scores to make it 45-41 then pulls an onside kick. They recover it and drive for another TD. They're up 48-45 with 10 minutes left.

Certainly looking like a who has the ball last wins situation.

Sac in a bit of trouble. Down 28-17 at half.

Correct. I'm fine with the current rule of giving the players the ability to transfer once without the penalty of losing a year of eligibility. I was just giving what I thought was a more fair alternative to how the rules used to be.

I've never thought it was fair that a coach can spend all this time recruiting kids to the school/program but they can just up and leave for the next job without sitting out a year while the kids, some of whom came to play for that coach, would be forced to sit out a year if they want to transfer.

Maybe that means you make the rule that if a coach leaves, the players can then leave without sitting out a year. Even that would be much better than the system we had a few years ago.

Also noticed that of the 8 teams left, 2 are undefeated and 5 have 1 loss.

The only team with 2 losses? North Dakota St.

They're lucky the game is on Friday. Saturday it would have been awful weather with both rain and a 20 mph wind.

Weirdly three of the four playoff games are on Friday this week.

Incarnate Word’s only loss was by 6 on the road to SE Louisiana, who won their first round playoff game. Hammered a 5-6 Southern Illinois team and also won at Nevada (they went 2-10 but it’s still an FBS win). Scored at least 31 in every game this year and over 40 in 9 of their 12 games.

Definitely cost us the win too.

Only 3. Sac, Montana St and SDSt.

All 7 home teams have won so far. Sac the last one left.

Looks like NDSt let Montana hang around for a while but then took control. A nice crockpotting. Just ran it down their throat with 40 rushes for 455 yards. Only 58 passing yards.