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Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:42 am
by Mars
N.C. State-Florida State
Cincy-Syracuse
Indiana-Iowa
Mississippi-Auburn
Southern Miss-Houston
SJSU-Boise State
Cal-Arizona State
Georgia-Florida
Central Michigan-Boston College
Miami-Wake Forest
Kansas-Texas Tech
Air Force-CSU
UNLV-TCU
Penn State-Northwestern
Kansas State-Oklahoma
Georgia Tech-Vanderbilt
South Carolina-Tennessee
Texas-Oklahoma State
Wyoming-Utah
USC-Oregon
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 12:00 pm
by kiwibacon
#4 Iowa is currently being EXPOSED by Indiana. Middle of the 3rd Quarter and Indiana leads 21-7.
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:12 pm
by Gunk
kiwibacon wrote:#4 Iowa is currently being EXPOSED by Indiana. Middle of the 3rd Quarter and Indiana leads 21-7.
Not so fast, Iowa is coming back...
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:47 pm
by snoscythe
Gunk wrote:kiwibacon wrote:#4 Iowa is currently being EXPOSED by Indiana. Middle of the 3rd Quarter and Indiana leads 21-7.
Not so fast, Iowa is coming back...
While I think Iowa is overrated, at least they have enough fight in them to come back from 10+ down.....
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:20 pm
by BroncoBot
snoscythe wrote:Gunk wrote:kiwibacon wrote:#4 Iowa is currently being EXPOSED by Indiana. Middle of the 3rd Quarter and Indiana leads 21-7.
Not so fast, Iowa is coming back...
While I think Iowa is overrated, at least they have enough fight in them to come back from 10+ down.....
ouch. That smarts.
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:37 pm
by Schmoe
USC gets absolutely shellacked by the Ducks, who will now jump BSU, which is absolutely ridiculous. (Isn't this Pete Caroll's worst loss at USC ever?)
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:42 pm
by scott715
Any USC loss is a good thing.
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:42 pm
by BroncoBot
Here's the question though Schmoe, Do you really think that if BSU was playing the same schedule that Oregon has this year that their records at the end of the year would be equal? I have a hard time swallowing that one. But, BSU did beat Oregon and no matter what argument is used, I believe BSU should stay ahead of Oregon in the polls.
I hate the polls and the entire system.
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:15 pm
by Schmoe
declocoug wrote:Here's the question though Schmoe, Do you really think that if BSU was playing the same schedule that Oregon has this year that their records at the end of the year would be equal? I have a hard time swallowing that one. But, BSU did beat Oregon and no matter what argument is used, I believe BSU should stay ahead of Oregon in the polls.
I hate the polls and the entire system.
That's the problem, the system is full of bias and will never be consistent. BSU has a cake schedule and squeaked by Fresno and Tulsa (relatively), but they did win. But, they also made Oregon look like a JV squad (I think Oregon did that more to themselves, but whatever...). Ultimately though, BSU beat Oregon and is undefeated, they don't play the same schedule so we'll never know how each one would fare vs the other schedule (maybe Oregon would lose to Fresno and Tulsa, who knows?). So, I think you have to keep BSU ahead of Oregon (and TCU ahead of BSU
).
Re: Today's "Big" Games
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:48 pm
by Mars
Schmoe wrote: (Isn't this Pete Caroll's worst loss at USC ever?)
Yes. USC's worst since 1997.
Of course, we lost by a worse margin in our last game.