I'm picking Bama. I see the following 3 outcomes in order of likely to most likely: 1. Alabama close win; 2. Alabama blow out; 3. ND close win; ND blowout (with this having very little chance).

can't say i'm shocked so far. i'm hoping notre dame is just a slow starter on offense and defense. any minute now manti te'o will deliver an inspiring speech.

Wow ND just took a massive on field dump

Ohio State wins the day!

Only undefeated team.

41-14 is no longer the most pathetic thing I've ever witnessed!

They would have been woodshedded worse than ND today. Btw I love that Jacob Lacy is listed at 6'1" 220. I was sitting with a guy who played at 6'1" 212 and he was laughing his ass off. Lacy is no less than 240.

I don't care, perception will still be that tOSU didn't blow the big one. Whether or not we had the opportunity is purely semantics.

colt mccoy still has the more attractive significant other imo. but not bad aj mccarron. not bad at all.

I hate (read: love) to beat a dead horse, but after viewing the results, clearly Oregon vs Alabama would have been the game to watch.

AJ McCarron, on the other hand...

did anyone actually watch the entire game?

i turned it off right after the 3rd alabama touchdown, so i basically watched a whopping quarter of football. it was late, and it dawned on me that i don't really like notre dame/dislike alabama, so missing an epic comeback (that just wasn't going to happen) didn't matter to me at all. what a waste of an evening.

I was at a bar and had to chill for awhile so that I could drive home, so I saw the whole thing.

nah, it's a horse worth beating still. i feel the college football world as been seriously wronged. i would have loved to see oregon and bama. everyone outside of south bend would.

i only watched a couple drives for each team in the first/second quarter. it was clear there was no need to keep watching.

I give McCarron the slight edge actually. It's very slight but the edge is there.

Also at a bar but didn't pay much attention to the 3rd or 4th quarter.