College Football 2011-2012 Bowls: Every Week is the Playoffs

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Lonestar said:
See this on Cal's Wiki Page:



Really?

Really?
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He dramatically turned us around from 1-10 one year to 7-5 the next.

Then he kept us at about 7-5 for the next 1000 years.

At least Beamer generally gets double-digit wins to go with the frustrating losses.
 
ConfusingJazz said:
You still have some Big 12 on you, wait 5 years, then you will start bitching about how you don't get respect because you just won the Orange Bowl.

However, we point out that you team was busted for a scandal over the summer, you call us haters.
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Just hate that you don't allegedly rape as much as us?

What else did my stupid alma mater do?
 
Realized that alot of these numbers are inflated, with tons of split conference championships.

see: Arizona State getting a claim on the 2007 PAC championship. Tie Breaker goes to USC, because USC killed Arizona State.
 
marathonfool said:
Looks like a guy who doesn't have control or possession of the ball until the ground props the football to his chest.
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You can pin the ball against your body and have possession. Clearly he has it pinned against his chest while catching. The ref also stated that he didn't maintain possession going out of bounds which was total bull shit.

The PI call on that interception was also bull shit. The Mich guy crossed his legs and couldn't jump for the ball while the CB had just as much a right to go up for the ball as he did. Don't give me that shit about his arm pushed him. BOTH players had hands on each other. Mich. guy got out played for the ball.

NCAA is pretty much a joke these days anyways. All they care about is making big TV contracts and making sure SEC teams get that title game. It's all about that mighty dollar. That is why you will never see a playoff or any smaller schools EVER win a title. the NCAA will do EVERYTHING in their power to make sure the top schools stay on top. This was Super Bowl 40 2.0. Tech being Seattle and Michigan being The Steelers.

Yea, I'm still butt hurt.
 
2012 Pac-12 Football Schedule

Thur., Aug. 30
Northern Colorado at Utah

Sat., Sept. 1
Toledo at Arizona
Northern Arizona at Arizona State
Hawai’i at USC
UCLA at Rice
Nevada at California
San Jose State at Stanford
Arkansas State at Oregon
Nicholls State at Oregon State
San Diego State at Washington
Washington State at BYU
Colorado vs. Colorado State (1)

Sat. Sept. 8
Oklahoma State at Arizona
Illinois at Arizona State
Southern Utah at California
USC vs. Syracuse (2)
Nebraska at UCLA
Duke at Stanford
Fresno State at Oregon
Wisconsin at Oregon State
Washington at LSU
Eastern Washington at Washington State
Sacramento State at Colorado
Utah at Utah State

Sat., Sept. 15
South Carolina State at Arizona
Arizona State at Missouri
USC at Stanford
Houston at UCLA
California at Ohio State
Tennessee Tech at Oregon
Portland State at Washington
Washington State at UNLV
Colorado at Fresno State
BYU at Utah

Sat., Sept. 22
Arizona at Oregon
Utah at Arizona State
California at USC
Oregon State at UCLA
Colorado at Washington State

Thur., Sept. 27
Stanford at Washington

Sat., Sept. 29
Oregon State at Arizona
Arizona State at California
UCLA at Colorado
Oregon at Washington State

Thurs., Oct. 4
USC at Utah

Sat., Oct. 6
Arizona at Stanford
UCLA at California
Washington at Oregon
Washington State at Oregon State

Thurs., Oct. 11
Arizona State at Colorado

Sat., Oct. 13
USC at Washington
Utah at UCLA
California at Washington State
Stanford at Notre Dame
Oregon State at BYU

Thurs., Oct. 18
Oregon at Arizona State

Sat., Oct. 20
Washington at Arizona
Colorado at USC
Stanford at California
Utah at Oregon State

Sat., Oct. 27
USC at Arizona
UCLA at Arizona State
California at Utah
Washington State at Stanford
Colorado at Oregon
Oregon State at Washington

Fri., Nov. 2
Washington at California

Sat., Nov. 3
Arizona at UCLA
Arizona State at Oregon State
Oregon at USC
Stanford at Colorado
Washington State at Utah

Sat., Nov. 10
Colorado at Arizona
Arizona State at USC
UCLA at Washington State
Oregon at California
Oregon State at Stanford
Utah at Washington

Sat., Nov. 17
Arizona at Utah
Washington State at Arizona State
USC at UCLA
California at Oregon State
Stanford at Oregon
Washington at Colorado

Fri., Nov. 23
Arizona State at Arizona
Washington at Washington State
Utah at Colorado

Sat., Nov. 24
Notre Dame at USC
Stanford at UCLA
Oregon at Oregon State

Fri., Nov. 30
Pac-12 Football Championship Game

Neutral Sites
(1) Invesco Field, Denver, Colo.
(2) MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.
Note: All Washington home games will be played at CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Wash.
 
spacebar: Realize that the SEC (and the acc...) were on Board for a +1 game.

The Powers of the NCAA (Big 10/12, Big 12/10, and PAC Omega) wanted no part of it!


There's a Southern Utah???

Where do they play football in? A nuke crater?
 
Just got out of my first Comm 101 (yay taking intro GEC classes as a senior!). Class is 400 people 85% of which are freshman, Prof went to Indiana for grad school, then taught at Alabama for close to 20 years. Here's what he informed us today, he hates the National League, especially the reds, and loves Bama and SEC football, as well as soccer.

So in closing, this professor is everything I hate wrapped up in one.
 
Oregon's 2012 Football Schedule released.

Sat, 9/1: vs. Arkansas State
Sat, 9/8: vs. Fresno State
Sat, 9/15: vs. Tennessee Tech
Sat, 9/22: vs. Arizona
Sat, 9/29: @ Washington State
Sat, 10/6: vs. washington
Thu, 10/18: @ Arizona State
Sat, 10/27: vs. Colorado
Sat, 11/3: @ Southern Cal
Sat, 11/10: @ California
Sat, 11/17: vs. Stanford
Sat, 11/24: @ Oregon State
Fri, 11/30: PAC-12 championship
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Kansas St(Bill Synder is back!) and New Mexico backed out of OOC games. Ducks will need to make a big impression in the PAC-12 because the OOC games won't do them any favors.

I just noticed the PAC-12 championship is 6 days after the last conference game. That kind of sucks if they go. Wonder if it's like that for all the teams.
 
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Saw this on Facebook, very interesting lol.
 
bucknuticus said:
Just got out of my first Comm 101 (yay taking intro GEC classes a senior!). Class is 400 people 85% of which are freshman, Prof went to Indiana for grad school, then taught at Alabama for close to 20 years. Here's what he informed us today, he hates the National League, especially the reds, and loves Bama and SEC football, as well as soccer.

So in closing, this professor is everything I hate wrapped up in one.
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The National League? That's rather specific. Hating the Reds? That I can understand, but the entire National League? Maybe he is a racist and hates that they forced integration onto the American League?

SquirrelNuckle said:
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Saw this on Facebook, very interesting lol.[/QUOTE]

[URL="http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=33993993&postcount=3684"]I saw this last page, but in a much more manageable size.[/URL]

Also, no one cares outside of Virginia and Michigan.
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Lonestar said:
2012 Pac-12 Football Schedule

Sat., Sept. 1
Hawai’i at USC

Sat. Sept. 8
USC vs. Syracuse (2)

Sat., Sept. 15
USC at Stanford

Sat., Sept. 22
California at USC

Thurs., Oct. 4
USC at Utah

Sat., Oct. 13
USC at Washington

Sat., Oct. 20
Colorado at USC

Sat., Oct. 27
USC at Arizona

Sat., Nov. 3
Oregon at USC

Sat., Nov. 10
Arizona State at USC

Sat., Nov. 17
USC at UCLA

Sat., Nov. 24
Notre Dame at USC

Fri., Nov. 30
Pac-12 Football Championship Game

Neutral Sites
(2) MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J.
Note: All Washington home games will be played at CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Wash.
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That's a pretty damn favorable schedule. Gonna be interesting to see what kind of crowds the Huskies draw at the Clink. Also glad we get Utah early enough before it should be too cold. Bummed that we won't get to play the Pirate King in his first year.
 
ConfusingJazz said:
The National League? That's rather specific. Hating the Reds? That I can understand, but the entire National League? Maybe he is a racist and hates that they forced integration onto the American League?



I saw this last page, but in a much more manageable size.

Also, no one cares outside of Virginia and Michigan.
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He's a Twins fan, so I guess since theyre the AL he hates the NL? IDK. We all know that the NL is the superior league in terms of the way baseball should be played.
 
Time for some early predictions!

Sat., Sept. 1
Nevada at California -W

Sat. Sept. 8
Southern Utah at California -W

Sat., Sept. 15
California at Ohio State -L

Sat., Sept. 22
California at USC -L

Sat., Sept. 29
Arizona State at California -W

Sat., Oct. 6
UCLA at California -W

Sat., Oct. 13
California at Washington State -L

Sat., Oct. 20
Stanford at California -W

Sat., Oct. 27
California at Utah -L

Fri., Nov. 2
Washington at California -L

Sat., Nov. 10
Oregon at California -L

Sat., Nov. 17
California at Oregon State -W


So... yep, 6-6. Go Bears!
 
Cyan said:
Time for some early predictions!


So... yep, 6-6. Go Bears!
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I reject your predictions. You will lose to USC and Oregon, the eventual Pac 12 winners, and have to settle for the Orange Bowl. GAF does not recognize other predictions.


In other news: I have no idea what teams are even going to be in our conference next year.
 
bluemax said:
That's a pretty damn favorable schedule. Gonna be interesting to see what kind of crowds the Huskies draw at the Clink. Also glad we get Utah early enough before it should be too cold. Bummed that we won't get to play the Pirate King in his first year.
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The crowd will be fine. It's only one year. I'm kinda worried about @LSU week 2.
 
ConfusingJazz said:
Also, no one cares outside of Virginia and Michigan.
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Well most people ive to talked todidnt really care about it either, just the idiotic ST plays instead.

I'm surprised how beastly our D front was, considering borges said he figured out our weakness. Anyways on to next year, Hosley's gone, and Whitley is only other senior starter. Hopefully Bruce Taylor makes it back from Lisfranc. Right now have 6 sophs. starting on D, expect all those guys to get better.
 
ConfusingJazz said:
I reject your predictions. You will lose to USC and Oregon, the eventual Pac 12 winners, and have to settle for the Orange Bowl. GAF does not recognize other predictions.


In other news: I have no idea what teams are even going to be in our conference next year.
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We are playing WVU in Austin next year, and TCU on thanksgiving
 
cdyhybrid said:
The crowd will be fine. It's only one year. I'm kinda worried about @LSU week 2.
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Well I know the Clink can be damn loud so there is that. I definitely think that is our toughest road game this year by far. I'm a little worried about Utah because we've never been there but not overly so. Arizona could be scary depending upon how quickly they respond to DickRod. Syracuse is sort of concerning because of the time zone difference.
 
Alot of forum chatter saying Michael Dyer has submitted paperwork to Arky State.

I don't understand why he would go there over either dropping a division and playing or staying at Auburn another year and going pro.
 
Dreams-Visions said:
You know, I've been thinking about this too. In truth, the O-line really didn't give him OR the RBs any holes to run through. Our entire rushing attack netted what? Maybe 25 yards all game? At some point you realize that's a problem with the line; not the runners. I'll have to watch some of the running plays again, but it seemed the O-line just had no answer for VT's push. I wonder what the scoreboard would have looked like if our running attack was even HALF of what we're used to seeing. I can't think of too many times they were clearly dominated this year.

But yes, times like that are why the backup (I forget his name) is so important to the future. He's a pocket passer that can run, rather than a runner who can occasionally pass. In last nights game, the difference would have been that VT would have had to respect the pass...and even if the o-line struggled, we wouldn't hold our breath every time the QB rears back to throw. I hear that new 5-star recruit coming in in a year or 2 is going to bring the noise, though. Good times lay ahead.
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Michigan only had 56 yards rushing total. However, most rushing plays went for only a yard or two. I'm far too filled with nervous energy during the game to notice, but I wonder whether Molk's injury is to blame for most of this. Or perhaps the entire offensive line was an equal offender. The one play I remember most vividly is when a defender easily beat Schofield around the edge and then forced him directly into Robinson's path. Borges also didn't place the offense in a great position to win.

Devin Gardner is the current backup. However, he didn't do anything this season that would presage great future success. At this point he is all potential. I don't know enough about Morris to comment.
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Based upon that single picture, I would be inclined to say that it was a catch. However, the question is whether it fits the elusive quality of "maintaining control" as it hits the ground, and I don't know enough about the rules to comment on that.
 
Mgoblue201 said:
Based upon that single picture, I would be inclined to say that it was a catch. However, the question is whether it fits the elusive quality of "maintaining control", and I don't know enough about the rules to comment on that.
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Since he didn't have a hand under the ball, it would have not touch the ground, aka no sudden movement. If you look at the video, the ball popped a good 6 inches as it would hit the ground. That's an incompletion.
 
Optimistically 9-3, all depends on how the new D works out.

Sept. 1 --- San Diego State
W

Sept. 8 --- at LSU
L lol

Sept. 15 --- Portland State
W

Sept. 22 --- Bye.

Sept. 27 --- Stanford (yes, this is a Thursday)
Swing game, I'll say W

Oct. 6 --- at Oregon
L

Oct. 13 --- USC
Swing game, I'll say L

Oct. 20 --- at Arizona
W

Oct. 27 --- Oregon State
W

Nov. 2 --- at Cal (and yes, this is a Friday)
Swing game, I'll say W

Nov. 10 --- Utah
W

Nov. 17 --- at Colorado
W

Nov. 23 --- at Washington State (yes, this is a Friday)
W
 
SquirrelNuckle said:
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Saw this on Facebook, very interesting lol.
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I LOLed too.

"Interesting" in that it's crazy-talk from crazy people.

Yeah, in that microsecond, it looked like a catch. But considering the fact that the receiver made no "football move" in that microsecond to illustrate possession, nor was he able to get his hands under the ball in that microsecond to prevent it from later bouncing six inches off the turf as he skidded out of bounds, it's no catch.
 
Mgoblue201 said:
Devin Gardner is the current backup. However, he didn't do anything this season that would presage great future success. At this point he is all potential. I don't know enough about Morris to comment.
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My only memories of Gardner this season are a great TD pass in the Illinois, and a complete derp play against MSU where he ran five yards past the line of scrimmage before passing. He could be solid or he could suck.
 
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