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College Football 2013 |Week 7| I thought it was competing
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perfectchaos007
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Aww poor Wazzu. transitive property would make them worse than EWU
sf2fanatic
Member
We should still crack the top 10. But tonight Hundley was ok. Need his A game next week
Pristine_Condition
Member
Halliday is not a good QB
Don't you mean makes OSU better than Stanford?
perfectchaos007
Member
I just can't see him being the culprit because it completely destroyed his trade value. Why would Schiano do that? I'm more inclined to believe it was someone out of Freeman's camp. He's getting paid twice in this situation and got to essentially choose where he wanted to go rather than to have to go to a team that would trade for him.
perfectchaos007
Member
You can't lead an air raid with an INT machine
4 or 5 straight possessions that ended in turnovers in their own side of the field.
Keep forgetting that Mariota is still 19 years old. For those that didn't watch today - he OWNED the field against a very good Washington defense (3rd in the nation coming in).
One Man Clinic
Heisman-worthy?
Saying it again - he's the #1 draft pick to the Jags/LA future.
One Man Clinic
Heisman-worthy?
Saying it again - he's the #1 draft pick to the Jags/LA future.
bucknuticus
Member
First Saturday I was unable to watch games contained the best games so far. Bummer
Schmitty
Member
HOLY SHIT 4OT goddamn my hair is gray! Both Mich and PSU kept trying to lose. Highlights don't do justice to all those turnovers and missed kicks.
Those are the games that make seasons when you don't go to bowl games.
Edit: it would be interesting to see a count who picked the upsets this week (Stanford, PSU, Mizzou, Texas)
Edit 2: lol spelled count wrong
Those are the games that make seasons when you don't go to bowl games.
Edit: it would be interesting to see a count who picked the upsets this week (Stanford, PSU, Mizzou, Texas)
Edit 2: lol spelled count wrong
beloved aunt
Taking him #1 would the Jaggiest thing the Jags could do.
I think the prospects of La to get Jacksonville are pretty low with the recent stadium lease. Khan if im reading this correctly would have to pay a penalty of between 150 and 200 million for remaining stadium rent and lost revenue
Sirpopopop
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I do not see an incentive for Schiano to leak the news about Freeman.
Unlike Kyle Flood, Schiano has some smarts.
Unlike Kyle Flood, Schiano has some smarts.
Did not see the second half of the Aggie game. Probably good for my blood pressure that I didn't. I thought this could be one of the games our defense could lose for us, and we were a 4th and 7 away from that happening. I'm highly doubtful about the LSU game, and I'm slightly concerned about the Auburn game now.
killertofu
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Is there ever gonna be a Gata-Gainesville-Gaf meetup?
I'm down.
sf2fanatic
Member
Jags gonna draft Johnny Football. They need a poster boy to bring in seats. But I do like Mariota myself too
Affeinvasion
Member
Eh, everything about Schiano screamed abrasive asshole. Rutgers 9.99 keep on mentioning that Anthony Davis wouldn't go back to Rutgers at all ... until Schiano left and he's now our biggest fan.
Guy should be thankful he was blinded so he couldn't see the end of the game.
Associated Press Top 25
1. Alabama
2. Oregon
3. Clemson
4. Ohio State
5. Florida State
6. LSU
7. Texas A&M
8. Louisville
9. UCLA
10. Miami (Fla.)
11. South Carolina
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. Missouri
15. Georgia
16. Texas Tech
17. Fresno State
18. Oklahoma
19. Virginia Tech
20. Washington
21. Oklahoma State
22. Florida
23. Northern Illinois
24. Auburn
25. Wisconsin
Others Receiving Votes: Michigan (5-1) 118; Nebraska (5-1) 94; Michigan State (5-1) 69; Utah (4-2) 47; Notre Dame (4-2) 39; Oregon State (5-1) 21; UCF (4-1) 19; Texas (4-2) 16; Northwestern (4-2) 7; Arizona State (4-2) 7; Houston (5-0) 3; Rutgers (4-2) 1
1. Alabama
2. Oregon
3. Clemson
4. Ohio State
5. Florida State
6. LSU
7. Texas A&M
8. Louisville
9. UCLA
10. Miami (Fla.)
11. South Carolina
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. Missouri
15. Georgia
16. Texas Tech
17. Fresno State
18. Oklahoma
19. Virginia Tech
20. Washington
21. Oklahoma State
22. Florida
23. Northern Illinois
24. Auburn
25. Wisconsin
Others Receiving Votes: Michigan (5-1) 118; Nebraska (5-1) 94; Michigan State (5-1) 69; Utah (4-2) 47; Notre Dame (4-2) 39; Oregon State (5-1) 21; UCF (4-1) 19; Texas (4-2) 16; Northwestern (4-2) 7; Arizona State (4-2) 7; Houston (5-0) 3; Rutgers (4-2) 1
ConfusingJazz
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So OU sucks.
Also, I got a fat guy touchdown.
Yesterday was a good day.
Also, I got a fat guy touchdown.
Yesterday was a good day.
CrimsonCommie
Member
Beating one kinda real team means they should be number 1? Lol
Not just beating, absolutely dominating them. They've looked way more impressive than Bama so far.
CrimsonCommie
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Anybody looks impressive playing high school teams. TAMU is way better than anybody that Oregon has played so far.
chaosblade
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They'll be #1 once Bama loses. Give it a few weeks, I don't have any faith this Bama team is consistent enough to win out, and barring a 2011 situation with everyone else blowing it I don't think a 1 loss SEC champ is in the title game.
Assuming Oregon beats Stanford (and they should) it's probably going to be Oregon and Ohio State or Clemson/FSU if they are undefeated.
Washington is better than A&M, I think.
U Dub's defense is by far better than A&M, but A&M's offense is Manziels better than U Dub's.
Coaches Poll
1. Alabama
2. Oregon
3. Ohio State
4. Clemson
5. Florida State
6. Louisville
7. Texas A&M
8. LSU
9. South Carolina
10. UCLA
11. Miami (Fla.)
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. Missouri
15. Texas Tech
16. Georgia
17. Oklahoma State
18. Oklahoma
19. Fresno State
20. Virginia Tech
21. Nebraska
22. Florida
23. Northern Illinois
24. Michigan
25. Washington
Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin (4-2) 124; Michigan State (5-1) 83; Auburn (5-1) 67; Notre Dame (4-2) 60; Oregon State (5-1) 23; Texas (4-2) 23; UCF (4-1) 22; Northwestern (4-2) 19; Utah (4-2) 18; Arizona State (4-2) 13; Houston (5-0) 6; Boise State (4-2) 3; Ole Miss (3-3) 2
1. Alabama
2. Oregon
3. Ohio State
4. Clemson
5. Florida State
6. Louisville
7. Texas A&M
8. LSU
9. South Carolina
10. UCLA
11. Miami (Fla.)
12. Baylor
13. Stanford
14. Missouri
15. Texas Tech
16. Georgia
17. Oklahoma State
18. Oklahoma
19. Fresno State
20. Virginia Tech
21. Nebraska
22. Florida
23. Northern Illinois
24. Michigan
25. Washington
Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin (4-2) 124; Michigan State (5-1) 83; Auburn (5-1) 67; Notre Dame (4-2) 60; Oregon State (5-1) 23; Texas (4-2) 23; UCF (4-1) 22; Northwestern (4-2) 19; Utah (4-2) 18; Arizona State (4-2) 13; Houston (5-0) 6; Boise State (4-2) 3; Ole Miss (3-3) 2
ConfusingJazz
Member
If you have a running focused offensive line, you are going to give A&M a game. A&M's interior defensive line is shit.
Shit, last night they were torn up by passing as well.
CrimsonCommie
Member
Still better than anybody Oregon has played. Oregon will probably lose to Stanford and the PAC 12 will be left out again.
yeah, their best d-lineman was injured before the game, sounds like he's out for the year. Then it sounds like their best DB got injured in the game, and didn't come back.
All that, on top of "they were pretty shit with those 2 guys", doesn't help.
Probably? Did you watch Stanford last night?
GodfatherX
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at least the coaches got it right