2022 Conference Championship Week

[kwilliam]

is up. We will advance against Tuesday at 10 pm CST.

There is a user game between ODU and Texas State for Sunbelt Title game.
Buffalo plays Bowling Green for the MAC.
Mid Tenn plays Bama for the SEC.
UTSA plays Cal for the PAC 12.
NT plays TCU again for the Big 12.

The really big game of the week is between #1 Ohio State vs #8 Eastern Michigan. Will there be an upset? Eastern Michigan has enough talent to pull this off, but hasn't wont a Conf championship since 2017 when DNMH was running that powerhouse. Ohio State will be missing their starting qb Davis.

[MWit28725]

Buffalo wins the MAC Championship 45-16 over Bowling Green.

The game could be the last for the Bulls, as rumors swirl that an offer from the Big Ten could be coming this summer. Buffalo would likely take it if offered according to the report on ESPN. The one sticking point is that New York State officials would like to see the Bulls join the ACC and upstate New York rival Syracuse.

It will be interesting to see how it plays out for the Bulls. In the meantime, Buffalo has likely punched their ticket to play in the school's first ever National Championship game against #1 Ohio State, who beat Eastern Michigan in the Big Ten final, 38-31.

[kwilliam]

NT beats up TCU 41-14. TCU got off to a quick start going up 7-0 after an early NT pick. Then North Texas turns it on scoring 38 points straight. Morton had just under 300 yards in 3 quarters, the offense was clicking for the 1st half. RS(FS) Mirvil got the reins in the 4th to see what he could do. Team only got a fg, but didn't try to pass matchup, Mirvil snuck out on the field as the #4 CB. Best play of the game was in the second quarter, when a TCU hb was running a screen pass got hit hard and fumbled the ball and NT defender picks the ball and runs some before getting injured. It is a must see play, Go on EA's website and check it out, I put 3 different camera angles. It was NT's best play of the year, 2nd best was a sweet TE catch in stride last week in the loss vs ULL.