Is intentional grounding not a rule in college football? Wash quarterback keeps throwing the ball into the ground.

Not if there's a receiver in the vicinity, not if the QB is outside the tackle box, and not if the QB is spiking the ball to stop the clock. I did see one play early in that game that looked like it might be intentional grounding, but Locker was actually down and it was counted as a sack instead.

no. if you look at a press box close enough you'll see 3 referees tied up in a room.

And the referees on the field have been replaced by monkeys.

i dont know but that was a great game regardless of who you wanted to win but GO DUCKS