White Out Preview: Penn State vs. Washington

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @sammalone6714
    @sammalone6714 25 дней назад +4

    It's wild to see the zoom video on Jon's monitor be reflected in his eyeglasses.

  • @AngelGonzalez-hc4zw
    @AngelGonzalez-hc4zw 25 дней назад +2

    I’m not even thinking past this Saturday. The rankings mean nothing to me right now, MUST have a QUALITY win this weekend. Thanks for this episode.

    • @lawrencematthes8948
      @lawrencematthes8948 25 дней назад +1

      Thank you! As I'm watching, that was going to be my next comment. Washington is better than people think. And if Penn St comes out flat, still not over last week, well......

  • @lindencamelback2305
    @lindencamelback2305 25 дней назад +2

    Hoping Penn State sees Ohio State in the playoff.

    • @BulletProofSoul1029
      @BulletProofSoul1029 25 дней назад +1

      Why? Ohio State gave a TD away on a touch back and twice missed connecting a wide open WRs for a long TD. Ohio State has a noticeable advantage in talent and coaching, so how would it be better for Penn State if they both played mistake free football?

    • @leeislandcoast
      @leeislandcoast 25 дней назад

      Be carefull what you hope for. OSU will only get better.

    • @lindencamelback2305
      @lindencamelback2305 25 дней назад

      @@leeislandcoast So will everyone, especially at the goal line.

    • @lawrencematthes8948
      @lawrencematthes8948 24 дня назад

      @@lindencamelback2305 As i'm watching the first quarter of the Ohio St game, I'm just hoping we both get there. Watch out for Washington tonight. The hillbilly conference will probably have about 5 2 loss teams and they will be screaming they all deserve a playoff spot. And let's not hope Miami runs the table then chokes in the conference championship. They could steal an at large spot too if that happens

    • @paulflexner
      @paulflexner 24 дня назад

      Franklin's odds against top 10 teams might flip dramatically - PSU has not played to potential yet, offensively. If the Lions get into the playoffs, no choking this time.

  • @josephconfer5924
    @josephconfer5924 25 дней назад +1

    They better get this offense moving again or it could be very scary !

  • @curtiswhite3675
    @curtiswhite3675 25 дней назад

    Why doesn't anyone talk about four 5-12 team don't get a Bowl but a 13th team gets a Bowl somewhere warm as an end of season reward.

  • @lawrencematthes8948
    @lawrencematthes8948 25 дней назад

    They threw West Virginia out there to justify having penn St so high. There seemed to be a lot of public sentiment that Penn St is rated too high. The rest of the country sees penn st as not having beaten a top ten team in recent history and wonder why they should be in a 12 team playoff. That's a legitimate question that leaves us with nothing to dispute that theory.

  • @dennisgibble7166
    @dennisgibble7166 25 дней назад

    We are Penn State ! 11 and 1 , let's go ! 😂

  • @mrillmakeit
    @mrillmakeit 25 дней назад

    Jon's a little too bullish on the home team

  • @davebaker599
    @davebaker599 25 дней назад

    Please stop cutting off Audrey

  • @tracywinters917
    @tracywinters917 25 дней назад

    The losers of big 10 and sec will be above psu

  • @lawrencematthes8948
    @lawrencematthes8948 25 дней назад

    Enjoy your show. Tough loss against my Buckeyes. Curious to know how it can be taken for granted that a loss to Minnesota still gets the Lions in the playoffs? That leaves both teams with two conference losses and Minnesota having the tie breakers in head to head matchup. That's provided Minnesota wins out of course. They also have a non conference loss but according to the committee, head to head games will carry alot of weight. As does a teams biggest wins. This leaves Minnesota with a win over a top ten team (Penn St) which Penn St doesn't have. As a Big 10 fan, I personally feel that a loss to Minnesota might leave us with three teams. There will be several other two loss teams in other conferences with better wins that Penn St. And Minnesota, which would have 3 losses but could have a legitimate argument to be picked over the Lions. Just my thought. Can't see how you can easily dismiss that scenario