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I don't think the actual margin of victory necessarily dictates how dominant Team A was against Team B.  It's totally reasonable to say that Team A dominated Team B 24-10 when they held on to the ball for 38 minutes and their defense came up with more 3-and-outs than they gave up first downs.

And Team A beating Team B 41-10 might not necessarily be the beat-down it appears to be as Team A was only up 1 score at the half, and if it weren't for a couple of bad second-half turnovers and some terrible punting it would have been a lot closer.

Here's the caption to that ESPN clip: "With Tua Tagovailoa exiting the game due to injury, the No. 1 Alabama offense steps up and continues to dominate as the Tide handily beat Tennessee 35-13 at home."
That seems odd.  First of all, 35-13 does not scream "offensive domination."  If Oklahoma beat Kansas 35-13, everyone would be asking what happened to the offense.  As a matter of fact, OU beat Kansas 45-20 and it was seen as a disappointing offensive performance that put a serious dent in Jalen Hurts' Heisman chances.
Second, Bama's 4th TD came after they were held 3-and-out for their 3rd consecutive possession of the 2nd half, except that one of the Tennessee D-linemen was called for a personal foul because he pushed off the Bama QB in getting up.  That was a ticky-tack call at best.  That let Bama's possession continue, ending in a TD.
Third, Bama's 5th TD was a defensive score, the 100+ yard runback of the Vol QB's fumble into the end zone.
So Bama's supposedly dominant offense scored 21 non-controversial points, plus a penalty-aided touchdown.
I'm not making the case that Tennessee woulda/coulda/shoulda won except for official malfeasance and the fumble into the end zone, and I of course know that Tua left the game injured, which affected what Bama could do on offense, but I am taking exception to ESPN hyping Bama's offensive performance as dominant one.
For most of the better P5 teams, a 35-13 win over a bad team, with one score coming from the defense, would have been a "workmanlike" offensive performance.

So this is, to a degree a case of looking at things and taking exception more than real intent.

Look below that video. There’s six more, and based on the range of styles, there’s probably several hundred such captions written on a Saturday. And there’s not 200 people doing that. It’s probably a smaller group of overworked 22 year old.

Maybe all those 22 year olds just want to hype Bama. Most likely, they want it done quick so they write 10 more.

That site produces and hosts probably more than a million words a day. The ones they might focus on most are the good stories, not ensuring the furniture doesn’t offend a large scale group looking for something to be mad about.

Saturday was the first time the Badgers trailed all season. They have now trailed for 0.01 minute this season. But man, this is the longest 0.01 ever.