College Football 9/16

Are you sure they were Pac-10 referees? Usually the away team brings referees from its league.

 

That was a complete Pac-10 crew.

 

damn micro, I was just writing a post about how Oklahoma recovered the kick anyways.

How could the announcers not have seen this, the disgustingly poor failure to overrule notwithstanding?

 

I know. I'm such an idiot.

 

Pac-10 crew and Oregon superstar on the play by play. The excitement in Danny Boy's voice was cheeleader-like.

 

Might want to revise your guys' top 10 picks since Tennessee just lost.

 

Yeah. I got off deadline just in time to watch the end. Shitballs.

 

1. OSU
2. Auburn
3. USC
4. WVa.
5. Michigan

 

Wow, what an ending to that Army-A&M game. Ballsy call at the end.

 

ABC should have known better than to put Dan Fouts, a devout alum, on a game in Eugene. He was the first to say that the lack of a replay reversal for the onside kick was "terrible," but it didn't cover the green-and-gold fanboy web-footed looser.

 

Just watched the Louisville game on Tivo. To me, 31 points on Miami is way more impressive than the 60 or so they put up on Kentucky and Temple. Also, I loved how the Cardinals defense basically made Kyle Wright their bitch for most of the game.

Yes, it sucks that Brohm will be out 4 weeks, but he looks to be back by the time the Couchburners come to town. And even if he isn't, Hunter Cantwell is just as capable a replacement for Brohm as Kolby Smith and George Stripling are for Michael Bush.

I don't want to diminish the special talents that Brohm and Bush are, because they are indeed among the top five athletes to play football for U of L, but Bobby Petrino's system is one in which almost anyone can succeed. He's the Mike Shanahan of college ball.

Louisville, either with or without the Derby City Duo, is a Top 10 team.

 

Missouri again gets by in a game they should have won by four touchdowns. Should be 5-0 entering games at Texas Tech and at Texas A&M. The Tigers may actually have the defense to win at Tech (we usually beat em 63-42 at home) and A&M struggled to beat Army. If we don't get demoralized by the vs. Oklahoma/at Nebraska quinella, an 8-4 mark isn't out of the question.