Gap Down Backer.

[YaBoyRobRoy]

Let’s fucking go!!!! Don’t know who I’d rather see next round, Oklahoma or Georgia

[Soapy]

You did everything you could to give SMU that win. Three turnovers ain't going to fly in that next round

you guys have the easiest schedule in the bracket with two divisional opponents you've already beaten and barely survive?

Georiga bout to get in that ass

Mans cooked on the pitch and damn near cooked that TD fumble



Chinks in the armor is showing

had two generational performances from my running backs with my best RB fallen to wear and tear but this what yall wanna highlight

[Soapy]

Let’s fucking go!!!! Don’t know who I’d rather see next round, Oklahoma or Georgia

Mack is from Georgia and played at Oklahoma

[Soapy]

CFP Semifinals at Sugar Bowl Preview: vs. #3 Oklahoma Sooners
Record: 13-1, 8-0 SEC
Head Coach: Josh Heupel
Offensive Scheme: Veer and Shoot
Defensive Scheme: 4-2-5

Team Leaders
Passing: Deuce Knight 73 cmp%, 4144 yards, 42 TD, 4 INT, 181.3 passer rating
Rushing: Amar'e Klecko 1002 yards, 5.9 ypc, 10 TD
Receiving: Vince Madison 92 receptions, 1435 yards, 15 TD
Defense: Donald Witherspoon 54 tackles, 5 INT, 4 PBU

Injuries
WR Jalen Ramsay (Senior) Broken Collarbone (Probable)
LB Isaac Nielsen (Junior) Broken Collarbone (Out)
HB Amar'e Klecko (Sophomore) Broken Thumb (Out)
HB Max Tuman (Senior) Broken Tibia (Season)
HB Barry Hardy (Sophomore) Torn Tricep (Season)

[Soapy]

Stanford’s Bubba Mack downplays Oklahoma reunion ahead of Sugar Bowl semifinal
Michael Harrell
January 04, 2030, 07:58 AM ET

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When Stanford head coach Bubba Mack took the podium at Sugar Bowl Media Day, the storyline wrote itself — the man who once wore crimson and cream now facing his alma mater with a shot at a national title on the line. But Mack wasn’t interested in nostalgia.

“I’ve got a lot of love for Oklahoma,” Mack said. “It’s an interesting story, sure. But it’s not an important one. Our focus is on Stanford and what we need to do to win this game.”

Mack, who was an offensive lineman for the Sooners in the early 1990s before being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals, has guided Stanford to its first College Football Playoff appearance behind a bruising ground attack and one of the nation’s most balanced defenses. The Cardinal (12–1) will meet Oklahoma in the CFP Semifinal at the Sugar Bowl, a matchup that pits Mack against the program where his football journey began.

Still, the Stanford coach made it clear that his emotional ties won’t factor into preparation.

“We’re not here for a reunion,” Mack said. “We’re here for a championship opportunity. The rest is just background noise. Anyone that I played with or for at OU is long gone by now so it's not really something that I'm focusing one.”

Mack also provided a significant roster update, confirming that senior running back Jamarice Wilder is “likely done for the season” due to lingering back and lower-body injuries. Wilder, a steady veteran presence and one of the team’s emotional leaders, missed the CFP Quarterfinals against SMU.

Even so, Mack expressed confidence in the backfield depth that has defined Stanford’s identity. The Cardinal produced three 1,000-yard rushers in back-to-back seasons, with Trumaine Lasike and Trent Parrish each surpassing the mark this fall alongside the injured Wilder.

“We hate it for Jamarice — he’s been the heartbeat of this room,” Mack said. “But Trumaine and Trent have been phenomenal. They’ve earned those touches. We trust all of them to keep us rolling.”

[Captain Canada]

The W&T devil strikes again Going to be one hell of a game against OU.

[Soapy]

(14-1, 8-0 ACC, No. 3 CFP) (13-2, 7-1 ACC, No. 7 CFP)
CFP 2029 Quarterfinals at Sugar Bowl - Caesar Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana

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OU | 0 | 21 | 17 | 3 | 41
STAN | 3 | 14 | 0 | 13 | 30

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Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
Ben Hall, 38 Yd FG (7:10)

Quarter 2
Trynae Washington 9 Yd pass from Deuce Knight (10:20)
Trumane Lasike, 1 Yd run (6:01)
Deuce Knight, 2 Yd run (4:12)
Trumane Lasike, 1 Yd run (1:26)
Vince Madison 75 Yd pass from Deuce Knight (1:16)

Quarter 3
Ronnie Scroggins 73 Yd pass from Deuce Knight (11:33)
Kobi Foreman 62 Yd pass from Cole Welliver (8:46)
James Valdez, 31 Yd FG (3:39)

Quarter 4
Trumane Lasike, 14 Yd run (9:34)
Trumane Lasike, 1 Yd run -- 2pt failed (4:53)
James Valdez, 25 Yd FG (0:32)

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Player Stats
QB Deuce Knight (R-Sr): 23-27, 425 yards, 3 TD, sacked 4 times
QB Cole Welliver (R-Sr): 1-1, 62 yards, TD
QB Zach Hoppes (R-Jr): 15-21, 219 yards, INT, sacked 4 times, 3 fumbles (2 lost)

HB Steve Vanover (Fr): 15 car, 45 yds
HB Trumaine Lasike (R-Jr): 23 carries, 158 yards, 4 TD
HB Trent Parrish (R-Sr): 16 carries, 137 yards
HB Jamarice Wilder (R-Sr): Did not play (ankle, back)

TE Trynae Washington (R-Sr): 8 receptions, 75 yards, TD
WR Kobi Foreman (R-Sr): 5 receptions, 124 yards, TD
Wr Ronnie Scroggins (Jr): 4 receptions, 112 yards, TD
WR Jalen Ramsay (Sr): 7 receptions, 135 yards
TE Tyrone Nicks (R-Jr): 4 receptions, 23 yards

DT Trey Alonso (Sr): 7 tackles, 2 TFL, 1.5 sacks
EDGE Curt Nielsen (R-Jr): 4 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks
CB Lonnie McAllister (R-Sr): 12 tackles
LB Isaiah Lanovoi (R-Jr): 6 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks

[YaBoyRobRoy]

your boys forgot how to tackle. tough loss but that's looking like the soon to be National Champion. good luck in the off season, my favorite part of dynasty mode.

[Caesar]

[James]

They roasted you in the air. You were leaning heavily on the CPU not stopping your run game at the end. Cheesy mf'er