College Football 2017 Week 4 thread

That is why you never double dip.

 

The USC bandwagon is full; they are laying 16.5 after barely squeaking by a Texas squad that looked like toast at home on the road against a 3-0 Cal squad that while not studly, looks fairly solid on D.

 

Except he dropped the wide-open pass over the middle inside the 5 that would have won the game. He could have walked into the end zone had he held onto the ball. He had his shot and botched it.

 

Yeah - USC's first road game? 16 and a half? They might cover, they could lose too.

 

They told that dude three times not to eat that last deviled egg ...

 

That one dude took his shirt off and went back for a second helping.

 

Nebraska has fired ... AD Shawn Eichhorst:

Chancellor calls for higher level of competitiveness, begins search for new director of athletics

Probably bad news for Mike Riley.

 

Bill Callahan is dusting off his resume as we speak.
Good Lord Almighty, what a debacle that was.

 

They've gotta go after Scott Frost, don't they?

 

I could see the bottom falling out this season, especially if Tanner Lee continues to struggle at QB.

They play in the Big 10's weaker division, but it wouldn't shock me if the Huskers only won four games this season.

 

BYU desperate for something to spark its offense.

BYU is allowing Coca-Cola on campus and everyone is freaking out

 

"Mr. (Trev) Alberts, phone call on Line 2. It's the University of Nebraska-Lincoln."

Alberts is the AD at Nebraska-Omaha.

Add this to the fire pit: Nebraska pays Bo Pelini $128k each month to Feb '19. Now fired AD another $1.7mil. Neb could pay millions more $$$ to fire current coach.

Bleeding money.

And the kicker, this: "Eichorst: Evaluate where Iowa was" when he fired Pellini. Since then, Nebraska is 16-13 (includ bowl games). Iowa is 23-8.