College Football 9/16

Nah, you are just an Oklahoma fan boy.
I just watched the replay again - taped on the ESPN Classic game of the week - and I will say this, it was tipped. But if you watch the overhead shot, the DB interferes, or holds or whatever you want to call it, before the pass is tipped. So, the ruling on the field stands: First down Oregon.

 

I want to know when Sportschick became a Boise State fan-girl loser?

 

It annoys the Griz fans.

 

As much as I hate the Griz, I firmly believe they could beat BSU on their home turf, which thankfully is not blue.

 

If Lex Hilliard was healthy this year, I'd probably agree, Anglola. But with him out, I don't see them competitive against any Top 25 I-A team, even at home.

But there is a reason BSU won't schedule Montana. The Griz have tried.

 

Boise State may be top 25 in the eyes of awful voters - a certain board member comes to mind - but in reality, any team that barely beats Wyoming is not deserving of a top 25 vote, let alone a top 25 ranking.

 

BSU's 25th in both polls, so they're a Top 25 team, least in my eyes. I think they might be being overrated by a certain board member, but it doesn't bother me that they're ranked.

 

Oh, and talk is cheap. What stakes do you wanna back up your assertion that Ohio will win with?

 

I can't change my name anymore. How 'bout I change my side sig to say Dooley is a football God?

 

(must resist fun with the quote function)


OK.

 

On a tipped ball, pass interference is waived off. But holding is holding whether the ball was tipped or not.

 

Boise State -- three wins over BCS-conference teams ever, none outside of that house of mirrors they call a football stadium. Never before has a program which has done so little received so much attention. They would be woefully overmatched (especially physically) against most BCS conference teams.