Carey

Fuck Baylor. Plus, where was this version of them last year against Oklahoma State on 12/04/21

Not so fast. Terrible Baylor play calls. Too conservative. I'd go for it, but they're going to punt. BTW, I should hit barring a TD, but depending on how Baylor plays it, a TCU FG early enough might help Baylor. But probably not

Michigan might survive. Plenty of time left. TCU not so much, but enough to make something happen. Probably might be over if Baylor has possession with a 2-possession game. I don't hate TCU, but it will be a nice sight to see if Baylor survives. Plus, it helps Tennessee in case LSU takes down Georgia on 12/03

Well, good thing I never posted a joke line of ESPN announcing that they're headed to Columbus for 11/26, before the 11/19 slate had even started! Maybe they'll escape. I still think they'll lose to Ohio State. However, I'd like to see a decent team with the chance to prove me wrong at the Horseshoe (2016 was the best shot in 15 years). This will take the glory off of a great game if they fall. Though both Michigan and OSU have had some close calls and/or looked subpar at times this year

The Bills will find a way. Not sure how, or the best way, but that game is not getting cancelled

A couple more picks, these ones are Odds and what not. Before that, I have to say no pick for Virginia & Coastal Carolina as that game scheduled for 3:30 was officially cancelled. Michigan 17.5 41.5 Illinois cover / Over TCU 1.5 Baylor 57.5 Notre Dame 20.5 42.5 Boston College Illinois covers, Over hits. Baylor wins outright, over hits, BC & the points, under hits

Week 12 picks: Michigan, Baylor, Alabama, Pittsburgh, Florida State, Kansas State, Oregon State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Georgia, Clemson, Kansas, Penn State, Louisville, Cincinnati, North Carolina, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Arkansas, USC, LSU, Washington, Oregon

While I'd criticize Buffalo for not getting ahead of the situation, it might be fair to criticize the NFL for their previous stance that things would proceed as planned, which isn't anything new

Xeliou, I originally read that as "Packers falling out of playoff contention" with a loss to Philly" before re-reading that. They're pretty much done right now, before their road game at Lincoln Financial Field! LOL!

When the AM on the clock turns into PM, Thursday Night Football will be underway. BTW, it's the final TNF in the month of November Green Bay is favored by 3 over Tennessee. I'll take the Titans to win out right. Maybe the Packers are going to make a run, but tonight's game, which is at Lambeau, follows one 4 days earlier. Tennessee is a team that makes no excuses for their not so great situation. The Over/Under is 41. You know what, it's a push for me. Feels like a 24-17 game to start Week 11

Both teams can't win each of their remaining games as they still have another game against each other. If San Francisco beats Seattle again, then if they matched with identical records like 12-5, then SF would have the head-to-head tie-breaker. If they both finish 12-5 and Seattle wins, it'll depend on who SF lost to. It's too early to tell, but if the Niners lose in Mexico, then the Seahawks would get it with a better divisional record. While too soon, we'd have to compare who each beat & forecast that since that holds more weight than one's conference record

I have no idea. I think it was for the sake of doing so. To be fair, Owen voted for Ryan the second time around. Gabler apparently never put James' name down. Noelle did, but whatever. Dwight, not Gabe, voted James. At the end of the day, James was the real bad guy. Totally made up the double vote

I'm glad about Cassidy's survival. I'll be sorta pissed if she's the next to go however. Ryan handled things with class unlike James. Great play from Owen, and really Noelle and the advantage!

So long Ryan. Unlike James, who may have been livid, Ryan was all, "That's Survivor!" Decent class from his exit there

If I'm Jeannine, I would've told James to get the hell 39 feet over to the right of the bench

That's what happens when you a ton (to do) and in the year 2022, there are still 24 real hours in a damn day

This episode is so decent, I posted the following in the wrong thread (before Tribal Council) That's what happens when you a ton (to do) and in the year 2022, there are still 24 real hours in a damn day

Owen will not win if the vote came down to him or Noelle if they both make FTC & James is is the deciding vote, but that is a decent sample of going above & beyond from Noelle

See ya James!

I doubt James will get it, but that is not a great tell at what may be next by Owen

Nothing. To. See. Here

Basically this episode is an hour full of nothing but voting plans

James has a point, but not really. It's survivor. People get booted there. And apparently Owen only wrote his name down once. That would mean James is sorta sounding petty

I disagree with what Karla said. If I knew I was going home, that would be great. Either I'll feel comfortable that I know I'm done or that I can make a successful move for someone else

Yeah she can't at this point anyway. Especially on this season If it sticks for 40 minutes then it'll be either amazing or validates the feel of the season