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The Game lives up to the hype this year as (10-1) Michigan traveled to Columbus to take on (10-1) Ohio State for the right to take on Purdue in the B1G Championship. After a grueling battle that took 2 overtimes to decide, it was the Wolverines who stood victorious 36-33 in what was possibly the best game of the season.

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The Las Vegas Raiders and the Denver Broncos both won their games Sunday, setting up a week 17 showdown to decide the AFC West. The Raiders toppled the Chiefs 24-14 and the Broncos survived the Jaguars 27-23.

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    Franz Kafka

    [2020] Kafka's All-Time CFBHC Team: FINAL

    By Franz Kafka, in National News

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    Franz Kafka    5,227

    Franz Kafka
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    The Kafka All-Time CFBHC Team has been finalized.

    Below are the results.

     

    OFFENSE

    QB - Norris Brooksheer, Oklahoma

    RB - Sterling Brown, Texas

    RB - Asante Sowell, Wisconsin

    WR - Raheem Robinson, Oklahoma State

    WR - Tai Miller, Oklahoma

    TE - Danny Patrick, North Carolina

    OT - Grey Brown, Florida State 

    OT - Brandon Reamon, Texas

    OG - Jace Brown, Florida

    OG - Doug Aska, Miami

    C - Enoch Dickinson, Minnesota

     

    DEFENSE

    DE - Tyler Jones, Mississippi State

    DE - Anthony Miller, Tennessee

    DT - Jeremy Miller, Texas Tech

    OLB - Tyrone Jones, LSU

    OLB - Brian Hernandez, Maryland

    ILB - Tunch Richardson, Alabama

    ILB - Phillip Moore, Houston

    CB - Keyshawn Thompson, Michigan State

    CB - Mike Gradishar, Alabama

    FS - Aaron Blakely, Wisconsin

    SS - David Pennington, Vanderbilt

     

    SPECIAL TEAMS

    K - Gino Chiaverini, Texas

    P - Steve Noonan, LSU

     

    (each post is linked above)

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    Breakdown by team:

    Texas - 3 

    Alabama - 2

    LSU - 2

    Oklahoma - 2

    Wisconsin - 2

    Florida - 1

    Florida State - 1

    Houston - 1

    Maryland - 1

    Miami - 1

    Michigan State - 1

    Minnesota - 1

    Mississippi State - 1

    North Carolina - 1

    Oklahoma State - 1

    Tennessee - 1

    Texas Tech - 1

    Vanderbilt - 1

     

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    What did you think of the team?  Wrong picks?  Right picks?  Overall thoughts?

     

     

     

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    constapatedape    3,550

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    51 minutes ago, Franz Kafka said:

    The five programs with multiple players on the list won five of the first six national championships on the site.

     

    Penn State and Notre Dame are the only national champions to not have a player on this list.

     

     

     

    Something somethingg Charles Woods and Jason Sochia

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