NCAA College football season 2022

They were done when Jordan Travis got injured and it was unsurprisingly shown tonight.

So today's the day we see who makes the Championship game.

I'll go for Bama and the Huskies.

This is the best Alabama story I can remember, it's a team that weren't good enough at the start of the season but improved as the season wore on.

I'm a big believer in Penix, he's as clutch as they com. I think he'll get them over the line again.

As an aside, I've often said here that the Rose Bowl is my no.1 bowl, it's bigger than the National Championship for me. If I was a coach I'd want to win it more than anything else.

I don't like it being a semi-final, it's too big of a game on its own to be demeaned like this.

Michigan took out Bama in overtime. Bama had the lead and gave up a late touchdown in regular time. They had some time left to get down the field and possibly get a field goal to win it but they didn't get it. They punted it to the Michigan one yard line and McCarthy did a good job to prevent a safety.

Michigan got the ball first in overtime and scored a touchdown. They then blew up a run play to make it third and goal at the 14. Bama got it to the three yard line and on fourth and goal decided to run Milroe up the middle and he got nowhere. I thought that last play was very odd. If you are going to use Milroe you put him outside, off tackle at worst. He's great in space.

Washington v Texas all tied up at 14 in the middle of the second quarter. Washington successful through the air and not so much on the ground, exact opposite of Texas.

Penix is something else. I never thought I'd say there's a better QB in this draft than Caleb Williams but I believe he is.

I don't think he's rated top three which blows my mind. Last night he had over 400 yards with a 76% completion rate. He threw 35 TDs and 9 ints in the regular season and the bigger the game the better he played.

Michigan got off to a great start, good drive finished off with a 51 yard run by Donovan Edwards.

Washington have a great drive going get down to goal to go but can't get in. 7-3 Wolverines.

Under four minutes left in the first, time is flying by.

Were you taking into account the pain he was in for most of the second half?

He was top notch on the first drive of the game getting them down to goal to go, he had one incomplete pass when they got there.

Next drive he had one completed pass, and a run for five yards. He did nothing wrong there either. It was a great play to stop McMillan from getting the first down.

He had two incomplete passes on the next drive, one of which was a drop, on the next drive where they went for it on fourth down in the Michigan half and turned it over on downs.

Next drive he got sacked on a Michigan blitz for a loss of 12 yards. He had a completion for 15 yards and an incomplete pass on that drive.

He had four completions and two incomplete on the touchdown drive. He went in with 160 yards, 13/18 passes for 154 yards and a TD pass. Nothing wrong with those numbers.

First play of the second half he gets stepped on by his own lineman and his ankle was bad. A few plays later he got hit what looked like under the rib cage. He was bent over in pain a lot after most throws in the second half.

He's a lot better than what we seen last night. He got no help from his running game either.

The Washington Huskies are a team to be watched next season after a whole coaching turnover.

Kaleb DeBoer left for Alabama after guiding them to the National Championship game.

In comes Jedd Fisch who did a fantastic job taking Arizona from oblivion back to bring serious contenders.

Now he heads to Washington where Brennan Carrol follows as offensive coordinator and Steve Belichick joins from the Patriots as defensive coordinator.

Fisch now has Bill Belichick's son as defensive coordinator and Pete Carroll's son as offensive coordinator. Definitely a program to watch.