College Football Week 2 thread

Sept. 2, 2017 vs. Michigan in Dallas

 

National parade!

 

About those non-suspension suspension, Will Muschamp says fuck you.

"It's about altering and changing behavior, which we've done. I think our discipline speaks for itself and how we've handled our football team, OK? If it was about suspension, you'd never have an issue. Right?"

BWAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11459646/will-muschamp-lashes-critics-florida-gators-suspensions

 

Notre Dame & Ohio State set a home-and-home for 2022-23:

http://www.und.com/sports/m-footbl/spec-rel/090414aab.html

How's this for scheduling? Ohio State has series coming up with:

Oklahoma — 2016-17
TCU — 2018-19
Oregon — 2020-21
Notre Dame & Texas — 2022-23

 

Not a big Ohio State fan, but I've kind of liked their way of scheduling.......yeah, they still play their in-state cupcakes, but they're not afraid to travel outside the state for ooc games as well......

 

Texas has lost nearly its entire OL and its QB, and is still "favored" by 1 against BYU.

Huh?

And an UofArizona-Seahawks teaser (WARNING: Teaser and parlay bets are for idiots) looks really juicy tonight.

 

You should take the over......WAY OVER on UA-UTSA

 

Total is 56 right now. Doesn't UTSA have a pretty good D?

 

And Notre Dame gets to seriously troll Michigan to boot

 

The 2-deep is mostly guys who came in before the program had even played a game and now have been playing together for five years. They forced a bunch of turnovers against Houston, if they can do that again they have a shot.

 

UTSA has been sneaking up under the radar the last few years. Won 7 last year, including the final 5.

Beat the Lobos 21-13 and UTEP 32-13 and gave Okie State a game (56-35).

Houston thumped 'em 59-28.

 

Florida State has opened a Title IX inquiry into the 2012 Jameis Winston sexual assualt allegations, according to USA Today:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/2014/09/04/jameis-winston-florida-state-investigation-sexual-assault-allegations/15080921/

This is bad for Winston, though not necessarily immediately as these inquiries can take up to 60 days. However, Title IX requires only a "preponderance of evidence" as opposed to "guilt beyond a reasonable doubt."

Oklahoma linebacker Frank Shannon was suspended from school for a year in August following a similar Title IX complaint. Shannon was never legally charged, either.