Which of these 4 bad beats the worst?

[Railbird]

:think2:Georgia not scoring 1st and goal from the 1 at end of game with 140 left
Iowa St throwing a 28 yd td pass with 3 seconds left to screw up parlay
Stanford not taking a knee with the game over
Toledo stalling at the 15 and then losing in ot

just now backed up the last of my spaghetti dinner.

 

[Railbird]

Georgia and Toledo were disease plays. Got to stop these action halftimes.

 

[Willie99]

WTF Rail, you scared the shit out of me, I thought Georgia went down from the OP, after going to bed a winner. :nono5:

When it rains, it pours, we've all been there. Sunday's a new day, follow your own advice to yourself.

 

[clearx1]

What was the 2nd half on the Georgia game since scoring would have matter in that situation? Otherwise they covered like they should have at -7.

The Stanford game was kind of ridiculous, but what a nice backdoor cover. They got the ball back on downs and managed to squeeze 5 plays with 1:41 left while being up 16-10.

 

[CoolBreeze22]

I had Auburn, SJST., Iowa St....brutal end to a bad day. I just needed LSU to kick a FG, I guess Harbaugh wanted to win by DD because it "looks" better on a national level when playing a team like SJST. Iowa St. has the miracle comeback only to lose anyway, talk about a tease.

 

[buddygurt]

Utah allows 55 rushing yards to AFA and doesnt cover and maryland scores a garbage TD up 20 with 1:20 left got me yesterday

 

[Low Rollin' 'Noles Fan]

San Jose State, and it ain't even close.

I was also on Toledo ML, had Auburn/LSU Under teased, and was on Ole Miss, but that SJSU one just broke my heart. Buncha bullshit.

 

[echamp76]

I was at the UNLV ISU game last night, I had the under 51, ISU couldn't do jack through the air. Not only did Arnaud toss a 28 yard td with 10 seconds left but that was a 97 yard drive in less then 2 minutes. I crapped my pants.

 

[krk1030]

Georgia 2nd Half was simply disgusting.

 

[horns2695]

or Purdue converting on the 2 point cnversion with around a minute left. to lose by a half point