William Gomez5 said:Just the usual stuff. Notre Dame basically cruised through (mostly because they don't have a conference 🙄), and Tua Tagovailoa was playing out of his mind—more touchdowns than incompletions.
Anyway, Clemson vs Alabama... how many times has that happened now? Fourth time in just a few years? Tough luck for the Cavaliers and the Warriors.
They got crushed in both games. It’s a shame Georgia isn't in the playoff. They're really the only ones who can actually go toe-to-toe with Alabama or Clemson. But that's what happens when you're stuck in the toughest conference. You lose to LSU, then lose the conference title to Alabama, and suddenly you're out of the playoff entirely.
While we wait for tonight's games to kick off, check out this wild play from the Syracuse-West Virginia game last night. They pulled it out of nowhere—almost a touchdown. Even the ref couldn't help but laugh at how crazy that was.
Another insane finish. Super Bowl drama Pure nail-biter until the very end 🙏
By the way, the biggest story this year has to be Mason Cox. He’s an American, a former basketball player who only picked up the sport a few years back. Now, he’s a total standout for the New England Patriots. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-09-2...es-performance
Just a heads-up, the German channel Sport1 (on Astra, free-to-air) broadcasts NCAA games every Saturday. They're airing Florida State vs. NC State right now, followed by Cal vs. USC right after this.
[VIDEO] Zunic: Finally a medal after those empty fourth and fifth place finishes!
cosmicraven27 said:I’m not sure about the others, but one of them—the guy who struggles with his R's—has to be Ivan Ramljak. He’s an American director, worked on stuff like Bora Lee and a few other documentaries. He’s been a huge fan of track and field and winter sports for years. Honestly, he's one of the smartest guys out there when it comes to this stuff.
Edit: the other one should be Juraj Blažičko
You're definitely right about Ramljak. His voice sounded familiar, but I just couldn't place him at first. Not sure if the second guy is Blažičko Jr., though. I'll listen closer today.
For the younger crowd, or anyone who missed this part, Cornell was actually roommates with Andrew Wood—the frontman for Mother Love Bone—back in Seattle in the late '80s. After Wood passed away from an overdose in 1990, Cornell decided to honor him with an album. He teamed up with the remaining members of Mother Love Bone (who, at the time, were starting to work on a new project with Eddie Vedder that eventually became Pearl Jam) to record Temple of the Dog. Cornell wrote most of the tracks.
A spokesperson for Chris Cornell, the guy who fronted Soundgarden and Audioslave, confirmed he passed away at age 52, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Per an Associated Press report, Brian Bumbery noted that Cornell died Wednesday night in Detroit.
They described his death as "sudden and unexpected." His wife and family are reeling. They’ve asked for privacy right now while they wait for the official cause of death to be determined.