Weekly Picks

Last Week - 36-17

Overall - 243-61


Much like my beloved Florida Gators, I had an off week. The 17 losses were easily the most I've suffered through all season.

This week, my picks come early due to the Florida Atlantic vs. Middle Tennessee showdown tonight on ESPN2.

Hopefully, I have better results this week.

Florida Atlantic @ Middle Tennessee
Louisiana Tech @ Boise St.
Pittsburgh @ South Florida
Memphis @ UAB
Oregon St. @ Utah
BYU @ Utah St.
Cincinnati @ Marshall
Penn St. @ Purdue
Duke @ Georgia Tech
Iowa @ Michigan St.
Indiana @ Minnesota
Boston College @ North Carolina St.
Rutgers @ West Virginia
Akron @ Kent St.
Oklahoma @ Baylor
Florida @ Arkansas
Kansas @ Iowa St.
Western Kentucky @ Virginia Tech
Alcorn St. @ New Mexico St.
UNLV @ Colorado St.
Ohio @ Western Michigan
Stanford @ Notre Dame
Army @ Tulane
Kentucky @ Alabama
Texas Tech @ Kansas St.
Arizona St. @ California
Illinois @ Michigan
South Carolina @ Ole Miss
Temple @ Miami(OH)
SMU @ UCF
Florida St. @ Miami(FL)
Eastern Michigan @ Bowling Green
Navy @ Air Force
Nevada @ Idaho
Auburn @ Vanderbilt
San Diego St. @ TCU
Texas A&M @ Oklahoma St.
Connecticut @ North Carolina
Florida International @ North Texas
Maryland @ Virginia
UL-Lafayette @ UL-Monroe
UTEP @ Southern Miss
Northern Illinois @ Tennessee
Ball St. @ Toledo
Washington @ Arizona
Texas @ Colorado
Oregon @ USC
Ohio St.@ Wisconsin
Rice @ Tulsa
Missouri @ Nebraska
Wyoming @ New Mexico
Hawaii @ Fresno St.
Washington St. @ UCLA

Upset Alert - I already picked Vandy over Auburn , so of course that's my upset pick of the week. Also, I really wanted to pick Colorado over Texas. However, the Buffs performance last week against Florida St. really forced me to go with the 'Horns. We'll see....

CFB 365 Power Rankings

Week 1............Week 5

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4



Week 6

Rank	Team Name	Record	Next Opponent
1	Oklahoma Sooners	4-0	@ Baylor
2	Missouri Tigers	4-0	@ Nebraska
3	Alabama Crimson Tide	5-0	Kentucky
4	LSU Tigers	4-0	@ Florida
5	Texas Longhorns	4-0	@ Colorado
6	Penn St. Nittany Lions	5-0	@ Purdue
7	Texas Tech Red Raiders	4-0	@ Kansas St.
8	South Florida Bulls	5-0	Pittsburgh
9	BYU Cougars	4-0	@ Utah St.
10	Georgia Bulldogs	4-1	Tennessee
11	Auburn Tigers	4-1	@ Vanderbilt
12	Florida Gators	3-1	@ Arkansas
13	USC Trojans	2-1	Oregon
14	Ohio St. Buckeyes	4-1	@ Wisconsin
15	Utah Utes	5-0	Oregon St.
16	Kansas Jayhawks	3-1	@ Iowa St.
17	Michigan St. Spartans	4-1	Iowa
18	Boise St. Broncos	3-0	Louisiana Tech
19	Wisconsin Badgers	3-1	Ohio St.
20	Vanderbilt Commodores	4-0	Auburn
21	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	4-0	Texas A&M
22	Kentucky Wildcats	4-0	@ Alabama
23	Oregon Ducks	4-1	@ USC
24	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	3-1	Clemson
25	Connecticut Huskies	5-0	@ North Carolina
26	Ball St. Cardinals	5-0	@ Toledo
27	Virginia Tech Hokies	4-1	Western Kentucky
28	Fresno St. Bulldogs	3-1	Hawaii
29	North Carolina Tar Heels	3-1	Connecticut
30	California Golden Bears	3-1	Arizona St.
31	Tulsa Golden Hurricane	4-0	Rice
32	Northwestern Wildcats	5-0	Michigan St.
33	Illinois Fighting Illini	2-2	@ Michigan
34	Florida St. Seminoles	3-1	@ Miami(FL)
35	Cincinnati Bearcats	3-1	@ Marshall
36	Ole Miss Rebels	3-2	South Carolina
37	Arizona St. Sun Devils	2-2	@ California
38	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	3-1	Duke
39	Colorado Buffaloes	3-1	Texas
40	Boston College Eagles	3-1	@ NC State
41	Maryland Terrapins	4-1	@ Virginia
42	TCU Horned Frogs	4-1	San Diego St.
43	West Virginia Mountaineers	2-2	Rutgers
44	Clemson Tigers	3-2	@ Wake Forest
45	Arizona Wildcats	3-1	Washington
46	East Carolina Pirates	3-2	@ Virginia
47	South Carolina Gamecocks	3-2	@ Ole Miss
48	Air Force Falcons	3-1	Navy
49	Miami(FL) Hurricanes	2-2	Florida St.
50	Navy Midshipmen	3-2	@ Air Force
51	Nebraska Cornhuskers	3-1	Missouri
52	Pittsburgh Panthers	3-1	@ South Florida
53	Central Michigan Chippewas	3-2	Temple
54	Kansas St. Wildcats	3-1	Texas Tech
55	Duke Blue Devils	3-1	@ Georgia Tech
56	Minnesota Golden Gophers	4-1	Indiana
57	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	3-1	Stanford
58	Oregon St. Beavers	2-2	@ Utah
59	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	2-1	@ Boise St.
60	Purdue Boilermakers	2-2	Penn St.
61	Indiana Hoosiers	2-2	@ Minnesota
62	Iowa Hawkeyes	3-2	@ Michigan St,
63	Western Michigan Broncos	4-1	Ohio
64	Michigan Wolverines	2-2	Illinois
65	Louisville Cardinals	2-2	@ Memphis
66	Nevada Wolfpack	2-2	@ Idaho
67	Bowling Green Flacons	2-2	Eastern Michigan
68	Stanford Cardinal	3-2	@ Notre Dame
69	Rice Owls	3-2	@ Tulsa
70	Tennessee Volunteers	1-3	Northern Illinois
71	Texas A&M Aggies	2-2	@ Oklahoma St.
72	Iowa St. Cyclones	2-2	Kansas
73	Arkansas Razorbacks	2-2	Florida
74	UNLV Rebels	3-2	@ Colorado St.
75	Baylor Bears	2-2	Oklahoma
76	Troy Trojans	2-2	@ Florida Atlantic
77	San Jose St. Spartans	3-2	Utah St.
78	Marshall Thundering Herd	3-2	Cincinnati
79	Southern Miss Golden Eagles	2-2	UTEP
80	North Carolina St. Wolfpack	2-3	Boston College
81	Tulane Green Wave	2-2	Army
82	Houston Cougars	2-3	UAB
83	New Mexico Lobos	2-3	Wyoming
84	New Mexico St. Aggies	1-2	Nicholls St.
85	Buffalo Bulls	2-3	Western Michigan
86	UCLA Bruins	1-3	Washington St.
87	Memphis Tigers	2-3	@ UAB
88	Arkansas St. Red Wolves	3-2	UL-Monroe
89	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	1-4	Vanderbilt
90	Northern Illinois Huskies	2-2	@ Tennessee
91	Colorado St. Rams	2-2	UNLV
92	UTEP Miners	1-3	@ Southern Miss
93	Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks	1-3	UL-Lafayette
94	Florida Atlantic Owls	1-3	@ Middle Tennessee
95	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	1-3	@ West Virginia
96	Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders	1-3	Florida Atlantic
97	Temple Owls	1-4	@ Miami(OH)
98	Wyoming Cowboys	2-3	@ New Mexico
99	Akron Zips	2-3	@ Kent St.
100	UCF Knights	1-3	SMU
101	Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	2-3	@ Virginia Tech
102	Miami(OH) Redhawks	1-3	Temple
103	Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns	1-3	@ UL-Monroe
104	Florida International Golden Panthers	1-3	@ North Texas
105	Washington Huskies	0-4	@ Arizona
106	Ohio Bobcats	1-4	@ Western Michigan
107	Hawaii Warriors	1-3	@ Fresno St.
108	SMU Mustangs	1-4	@ UCF
109	Virginia Cavaliers	1-3	Maryland
110	Utah St. Aggies	1-3	BYU
111	San Diego St. Aztecs	1-3	@ TCU
112	Kent St. Golden Flashes	1-4	Akron
113	UAB Blazers	1-4	Memphis
114	Washington St. Cougars	1-4	@ UCLA
115	Syracuse Orange	1-4	@ West Virginia
116	Eastern Michigan Eagles	1-4	@ Bowling Green
117	Toledo Rockets	1-3	Ball St.
118	Idaho Vandals	1-4	Nevada
119	North Texas Mean Green	0-4	Florida International
120	Army Black Knights	0-4	@ Tulane

Week 5 Recap

Week 5 finally brought the upsets and craziness that was expected of this season. Whether this is a precursor to another season like last year, or just an aberration remains to be seen.

Here are some of the top stories from week 5.


Ranked Teams Losing


Nine teams ranked in the top 25 lost this week. Some were amazing upsets, and some were outcomes we expected. Here's the nine ranked schools that lost.

• No. 1 USC - The Trojans once again choked against a non-ranked PAC-10 team that has no where near the talent as Pete Carroll's bunch. This year it was Oregon St.'s turn. The Beavers pulled off the stunning upset on Thursday night, forcing me to stay up and watch. Man was I dragging ass the next day at work.
• No. 3 Georgia - The Dawgs did the unthinkable and lost during one of their black-out games. 'Bama has it's fans all riled up and clamoring about a national title. I thought it was nearly impossible for the Bulldogs to lose a "black-out" game.
• No 4. Florida - Lets' move on.
• No. 9 Wisconsin - The Badgers squandered a huge lead in the Big House. RichRod's bunch may have got the win they were looking for.
• No. 16 Wake Forest - Frankly, I'm more surprised that Wake lost to Navy than I am about USC losing to Oregon St. I didn't think the Midshipmen had a chance to stay on the field with the Demon Deacons. I guess that just shows the real power of the ACC.
• No. 20 Clemson - Speaking of ACC power. The Tigers pulled a Clemson and were upset by Maryland.
• No. 23 East Carolina - The Pirates are no longer the feel good story of the year. That's back-to-back losses after their 3-0 start.
• No. 24 TCU - I hope the Horned Frogs enjoyed their stay in the top 25. We all knew TCU was over matched vs. Oklahoma.

The SEC West is GOOOOODDD!!!!


If the SEC is the best conference in the country, than the SEC West is easily the best division in the nation. Coming into the season, the East took all the headlines. Now it seems, the West has the goods in the conference. Alabama obliterated Georgia and are currently ranked number 2 in the nation. Ole Miss pulled off the stunning upset of Florida at the Swamp. LSU is ranked third in the nation. And Auburn, ranked 13th nationally, beat Tennessee. The Vols aren't that good, but they're still an SEC East team. There's still plenty of football to play and I still believe an SEC East team will win the conference. However, right now the West is the best.




Still Unbeaten



There are still 18 teams in the nation with dreams of that perfect season. Some have better chances than others of coming closer to accomplishing that feat. Here are the 18 teams that are still playing perfect football.

1. Alabama 5-0
2. Ball St. 5-0
3. Boise St. 3-0
4. BYU 4-0
5. Connecticut 5-0
6. Kentucky 4-0
7. LSU 4-0
8. Missouri 4-0
9. Northwestern 5-0
10. Penn St. 5-0
11. Oklahoma 4-0
12. Oklahoma St. 4-0
13. South Florida 5-0
14. Texas 4-0
15. Texas Tech 4-0
16. Tulsa 4-0
17. Utah 5-0
18. Vanderbilt 4-0
    

Fumbles and a blocked extra point doom the Gators

I know it's kind of late to be doing a post game from yesterday's game. But I'm just now getting over my depression from the loss. What a good and bad game. Our offense finally seemed like it was starting to click. Moody ran well until he was injured, Harvin finally worked his way back into the offense, and Tebow finally got his rushing touchdown.

Yet it was 5 fumbles, 3 lost fumbles, and a blocked extra point that ruined the Gators' shit. I guess you could call it karma. Two years ago, we broke South Carolina's heart by blocking an extra point and two field goals to win it 17-16. How often do you see a blocked extra point? I have always said, if a team really tries they could probably block every single one of them.

One good thing to take from this game is Tebow's press conference afterwords. Tebow swore the Gators would be back with a vengence. He also nearly broke down in tears while he apologized to us Gator faithful. I would really hate to be an Arkansas Razorback right about now.

Here are the UF stats from the game.



Florida Passing
Tim Tebow 24-38 319 yards 1 td


Florida Rushing
Percy Harvin 10 82 yards 1 td
Emmanuel Moody 3 16 yards
Chris Rainey 3 9 yards
Brandon James 1 9 yards
Tim Tebow 15 7 yards 2 tds
Kestahn Moore 1 2 yards


Florida Receiving
Percy Harvin 13 186 yards 1 td
Aaron Hernandez 4 52 yards
Louis Murphy 4 41 yards
Riley Cooper 2 28 yards
Kestahn Moore 1 12 yards


Florida Interceptions
Major Wright 1 5 yards

Florida Kick Returns
Brandon James 4 116 yards


Florida Punt Returns
Brandon James 3 26 yards


Florida Kicking
Jonathan Phillips 1/1


Florida Punting
Chas Henry 4 138 yards


Player of the game

Percy Harvin - Wide Receiver, Running Back, Man 'O Fumbles

Yes Harvin had another classic day in a Florida uniform. Yes Harvin flirted with a 200 yard receiving day. And yes Percy nearly accomplished 100 yards rushing AND receiving once again. However, Percy fumbled, and fumbled and fumbled the damn ball! His stats alone make him the player of the game, but some people could make him the goat of the game as well. Percy has never had a problem protecting the ball before. I hope this isn't the start of a new, horrible trend.








Good thing for Florida, Arkansas may be the worst team in the SEC. They looked like shit once again yesterday against Texas. If we don't play very impressive against the Hogs we might as well make travel arrangements to Tampa or Orlando for our bowl game now.

Ole Miss Lady Types

This moment only comes every few years for a young University of Florida student. In fact it's so rare, that I myself was only able to experience it once. Of course I am talking about the Florida vs. Ole Miss football game.

I've said it time and again, there's no college in America that can compete with Ole Miss when it comes to hot ass bitches!

I hope you Gator fans at the game savor every moment of this week. It's not often you're treated to better looking women than we have at the good 'ol U of F.

Since I myself have limited experience with dealing with the flesh lettuce that flocks down from Oxford, I thought I would share with you guys what you have to look forward to. Many thanks to Poon of the SEC for most of the pics.

I pray to god my wife doesn't start reading my blog this week.

When out on the town the night before the game, try to find a pack of hot Ole Miss coeds enjoying the local eateries. Here's what you might look for:




If that doesn't soothe your bearded chalupa fix, try looking for some Ole Miss females at one of the many bars along University Avenue. They will probably be traveling in packs a lot like this one:



Hell, you might even get lucky enough to spot some Ole Miss chicks that are in to dress up and role play:





So you don't get to see any Ole Miss whisker biscuits the night before the game. Have no fear, they know how to tailgate in Oxford:



























If older poon tang is your thang, Ole Miss has that too. Just look for the hot MILF's wearing red and drinking a Diet Coke. Like so:







Some Rebel cheerleader action for ya:






And finally, if there were one word to sum up the females at Ole Miss it would be, Fucking AWESOME!

Weekly Picks

Last Week - 46-11

Overall- 207-44


Time for another weekly rendition of me showing just how awesome I am.

It's a shame how incredibly gifted I really am. I honestly can't get enough of myself.

By the way, damn North Carolina for giving away that lead to Va Tech. Here are my picks for this week:

SMU @ Tulane
USC @ Oregon St. (USC will dominate leading to an instant erection by Mark May.)
Connecticut @ Louisville
Minnesota @ Ohio St. (Closer than people think.)
Maryland @ Clemson (See above.)
Michigan St. @ Indiana
Virginia @ Duke (Duke proves they are no longer the worst team in the ACC.)
Pittsburgh @ Syracuse
Kent St. @ Ball St.
Northern Illinois @ Eastern Michigan
Northwestern @ Iowa
North Carolina @ Miami(FL) (The Heels win the Butch Davis bowl.)
Ole Miss @ Florida
Army @ Texas A&M
Rhode Island @ Boston College
VMI @ Ohio
Western Michigan @ Temple
Arkansas St. @ Memphis
Arkansas @ Texas (No hurricane to save the Hogs this week.)
Wisconsin @ Michigan
Tennessee @ Auburn
Houston @ East Carolina
Fresno St. @ UCLA
Colorado @ Florida St.
Purdue @ Notre Dame ( Notre Dame's dream perfect season is over.)
Morgan St. @ Rutgers (Finally.)
Marshall @ West Virginia
Cincinnati @ Akron
UL-Lafayette @ Kansas St.
Navy @ Wake Forest
Buffalo @ Central Michigan
Bowling Green @ Wyoming
North Texas @ Rice
Colorado St. @ California
Oregon @ Washington St. (Cougs might be the worst BCS team.)
TCU @ Oklahoma
Western Kentucky @ Kentucky
Central Arkansas @ Tulsa
UAB @ South Carolina
Florida International @ Toledo
Troy @ Oklahoma St. (This will be a very close game.)
Mississippi St. @ LSU (This will not be a very close game.)
South Florida @ North Carolina St.
Alabama @ Georgia (The game of the week.)
Illinois @ Penn St.
Weber St. @ Utah
Idaho @ San Diego St.
Virginia Tech @ Nebraska
New Mexico @ New Mexico St.
UCF @ UTEP
Stanford @ Washington
Nevada @ UNLV
San Jose St. @ Hawaii

Upset Alert - I came really close to picking Illinois over Penn St. The fact that the game is in Happy Valley is what made me choose the Nittany Lions.

Heisman Watch

With each passing week, more and more Heisman "contenders" are filtered out of the system. The same was true for this past week. Chase Clement is no longer a dark horse candidate after he laid an egg vs. Texas. Rudy Carpenter removed his name from the hat as well.

There is a ton of candidates still out there vying for position on my prestigious Heisman list. Without further ado, here is this week's Heisman watch.


1. Chase Daniel - Missouri QB

Week 4 vs. Buffalo
36-43 439 yds 2 tds

Season Totals
101-143 1412 yds 12 tds 1 int

Daniel put in another quality performance against Buffalo this week. The Missouri offense is clicking rather nicely right now. The Tigers are easily the most impressive offense in this early season. Daniel has not used his feet quite as much as last year, but with his passing numbers, he won't have to.




2. Javon Ringer - Michigan St. RB

Week 4 vs. Notre Dame
39 201 yds 2 tds

Season Totals
143 699 yds 11 tds


Ringer was under considerable pressure this week after he made my Heisman watch for the first time last week. Javon ran right through that pressure like a cowering Notre Dame safety. Ringer once again carried his Spartans to a victory. No other tailback in the nation carries the load of his team more than Ringer does. As a class move, Javon did his postgame interview with his entire offensive line behind him.


3. Knowshon Moreno - Georgia RB

Week 4 vs. Arizona St.
23 149 yds 2 tds

Season Totals
69 455 yds 9 tds


While Ringer is the workhorse type tailback, Moreno is the electrifying, highlight inducing tailback. We all know highlights are what make Heisman winners. Moreno performed another acrobatic leap this week, this time for a score in the Bulldogs win in the desert. If Moreno performs the same against 'Bama, he could jump to the top of this list.


4. Sam Bradford - Oklahoma QB

Week 4 - Bye

Season Totals
64-81 882 yds 12 tds 2 ints

Bradford slips a bit this week just because he didn't play. I reward no one for not playing! (Except maybe Tebow) Bradford will face a stiff test against TCU this week. If he's able to pass with flying colors, he should be right back at the top of this list.



5. Tim Tebow - Florida QB

Week 4 vs. Tennessee
Passing
8-15 96 yds 2 tds
Rushing
12 26 yds

Season Totals
Passing
38- 64 489 yds 5 tds
Rushing
34 118 yds

Sure Tebow's numbers aren't going to blow anybody away this season. However, he is playing very good football right now for a dominant Gator football team. Tebow has yet to turn the ball over this season. Also, as the defending Heisman award winner, Tebow will stay on this list until he screws up.


The Next Five

1. Colt McCoy Texas QB
2. Graham Harrell Texas Tech QB
3. Jeremy Maclin Missouri WR
4. Donald Brown Connecticut RB
5. Brandon James Florida RS
   

CFB 365 Power Rankings

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4



Week 5

Rank	Team Name	Record	Next Opponent
1	Oklahoma Sooners	3-0	TCU
2	Georgia Bulldogs	4-0	Alabama
3	Florida Gators	3-0	Ole Miss
4	USC Trojans	2-0	@ Oregon St.
5	Missouri Tigers	4-0	@ Nebraska
6	LSU Tigers	3-0	Mississippi St.
7	Texas Longhorns	3-0	Arkansas
8	Penn St. Nittany Lions	4-0	Illinois
9	Texas Tech Red Raiders	4-0	@ Kansas St.
10	Alabama Crimson Tide	4-0	@ Georgia
11	Wisconsin Badgers	3-0	@ Michigan
12	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	3-0	Navy
13	BYU Cougars	4-0	@ Utah St.
14	South Florida Bulls	4-0	@ NC State
15	Ohio St. Buckeyes	3-1	Minnesota
16	Illinois Fighting Illini	2-1	@ Penn St.
17	Auburn Tigers	3-1	Tennessee
18	Clemson Tigers	3-1	Maryland
19	Utah Utes	4-0	Weber St.
20	Colorado Buffaloes	3-0	Florida St.
21	Kansas Jayhawks	3-1	@ Iowa St.
22	Michigan St. Spartans	3-1	@ Indiana
23	Boise St. Broncos	3-0	Louisiana Tech
24	East Carolina Pirates	3-1	Houston
25	TCU Horned Frogs	4-0	@ Oklahoma
26	Vanderbilt Commodores	4-0	Auburn
27	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	3-0	Troy
28	Kentucky Wildcats	3-0	Western Kentucky
29	Oregon Ducks	3-1	@ Washington St.
30	Purdue Boilermakers	2-1	@ Notre Dame
31	Arizona St. Sun Devils	2-2	@ California
32	Tulsa Golden Hurricane	3-0	Central Arkansas
33	California Golden Bears	2-1	Colorado St.
34	Cincinnati Bearcats	2-1	@ Akron
35	Ball St. Cardinals	4-0	Kent St.
36	Connecticut Huskies	4-0	@ Louisville
37	Fresno St. Bulldogs	2-1	@ UCLA
38	Virginia Tech Hokies	3-1	@ Nebraska
39	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	3-1	Duke
40	Miami(FL) Hurricanes	2-1	North Carolina
41	West Virginia Mountaineers	1-2	Marshall
42	Nebraska Cornhuskers	3-0	Virginia Tech
43	North Carolina Tar Heels	2-1	@ Miami(FL)
44	Northwestern Wildcats	4-0	@ Iowa
45	Florida St. Seminoles	2-1	Colorado
46	Boston College Eagles	2-1	Rhode Island
47	Arizona Wildcats	3-1	Washington
48	Ole Miss Rebels	2-2	@ Florida
49	Pittsburgh Panthers	2-1	@ Syracuse
50	Minnesota Golden Gophers	4-0	@ Ohio St.
51	Indiana Hoosiers	2-1	Michigan St.
52	Maryland Terrapins	3-1	@ Clemson
53	South Carolina Gamecocks	2-2	UAB
54	Central Michigan Chippewas	2-2	Buffalo
55	Air Force Falcons	3-1	Navy
56	Tennessee Volunteers	1-2	@ Auburn
57	Louisville Cardinals	2-1	Connecticut
58	Iowa Hawkeyes	3-1	Northwestern
59	Navy Midshipmen	2-2	@ Wake Forest
60	Arkansas Razorbacks	2-1	@ Texas
61	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	2-1	@ Boise St.
62	Kansas St. Wildcats	2-1	UL-Lafayette
63	Oregon St. Beavers	1-2	USC
64	Duke Blue Devils	2-1	Virginia
65	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	2-1	Purdue
66	New Mexico St. Aggies	1-1	New Mexico
67	North Carolina Wolfpack	2-2	@ Miami(FL)
68	UNLV Rebels	3-1	Nevada
69	UCLA Bruins	1-2	Fresno St.
70	Nevada Wolfpack	1-2	@ UNLV
71	UCF Knights	1-2	@ UTEP
72	Troy Trojans	2-1	@ Oklahoma St.
73	Western Michigan Broncos	3-1	@ Temple
74	Michigan Wolverines	1-2	Wisconsin
75	Bowling Green Falcons	1-2	@ Wyoming
76	Marshall Thumdering Herd	3-1	@ West Virginia
77	Arkansas St. Red Wolves	3-1	@ Memphis
78	Texas A&M Aggies	1-2	Army
79	Stanford Cardinal	2-2	@ Washington
80	Iowa St. Cyclones	2-2	Kansas
81	Colorado St. Rams	2-1	@ California
82	Baylor Bears	2-2	Oklahoma
83	Buffalo Bulls	2-2	@ Central Michigan
84	Southern Miss Golden Eagles	2-2	UTEP
85	Rice Owls	2-2	North Texas
86	San Jose St. Spartans	2-2	@ Hawaii
87	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	1-3	@ LSU
88	Temple Owls	1-3	Western Michigan
89	Wyoming Cowboys	2-2	Bowling Green
90	Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks	1-3	UL-Lafayette
91	Washington Huskies	0-3	Stanford
92	Houston Cougars	1-3	@ East Carolina
93	Virginia Cavaliers	1-2	@ Duke
94	Florida Atlantic Owls	1-3	@ Middle Tennessee
95	Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	2-2	@ Kentucky
96	Akron Zips	2-2	Cincinnati
97	Tulane Green Wave	1-2	SMU
98	New Mexico Lobos	1-3	@ New Mexico St.
99	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	0-3	Morgan St.
100	Hawaii Warriors	1-2	San Jose St.
101	Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns	1-2	@ Kansas St.
102	Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders	1-3	Florida Atlantic
103	SMU Mustangs	1-3	@ Tulane
104	Miami(OH) Redhawks	1-3	Temple
105	Utah St. Aggies	1-3	BYU
106	Northern Illinois Huskies	1-2	@ Eastern Michigan
107	Memphis Tigers	1-3	Arkansas St.
108	UTEP Miners	0-3	UCF
109	Toledo Rockets	1-2	Florida International
110	Kent St. Golden Flashes	1-3	@ Ball St,
111	Washington St. Cougars	1-3	Oregon
112	Ohio Bobcats	0-4	VMI
113	UAB Blazers	1-3	@ South Carolina
114	Eastern Michigan Eagles	1-3	Northern Illinois
115	Syracuse Orange	1-3	Pittsburgh
116	San Diego St. Aztecs	0-3	Idaho
117	North Texas Mean Green	0-3	@ Rice
118	Idaho Vandals	1-3	@ San Diego St.
119	Florida International Golden Panthers	0-3	@ Toledo
120	Army Black Knights	0-3	@ Texas A&M

Rocky Toppled.

Man isn't that a clever ass title?

The Gators dominated the Vols today. The best part about the Gators' 30-6 victory was the fact that the UT band didn't have enough reasons to ravage our ear canals with Rocky Top.

Here's a look at the stats.


Florida









Florida Passing
Tim Tebow 8/15 96 yards 2 tds


Florida Rushing
Emmanuel Moody 9 55 yds
Chris Rainey 9 37 yds
Percy Harvin 6 31 yds
Tim Tebow 12 26 yds

Florida Receiving
Percy Harvin 2 recs 49 yds 1 td
Louis Murphy 2 recs 18 yds
Aaron Hernandez 2 recs 15 yds 1 td
Kestahn Moore 1 rec 9 yds
Riley Cooper 1 rec 5 yds


Florida Interceptions
Jannoris Jenkins 1 int


Florida Kick Returns
Brandon James 1 52 yds
Tate Casey 1 4 yds


Florida Punt Returns
Brandon James 2 92 yds 1 td


Florida Kicking
Jonathan Phillips 3/3 40 long


Florida Punting
Chas Henry 1 57 yds



Tennessee









Tennessee Passing
Garbage


Tennessee Rushing
Pathetic


Tennessee Receiving
Non-Existent


Tennessee Defense and Special Teams
Shit.



Player of the Game

Brandon James - Kick Returner, Punt Returner, Bad Ass

James' punt return for a touchdown may have been one of the best returns I've seen in a while. If James' punt return for a touchdown against the Vols his freshmen season wasn't called back, this would have been the third straight year the diminutive James would have torched UT.











Notes:

I think Urban Meyer may have read my previous blog on Emmanuel Moody. The Gators FINALLY gave Moody the ball. I must say Manny didn't disappoint. He showed the skill set that made him PAC-10 freshman of the year 2 years ago. I hope this is a sign of things to come.

Tebow was solid once again. Although he hasn't had the staggering numbers this season, he is playing very good football. Timmy has yet to throw an interception this season, and his decision making only seems to be getting better.

Our defense was phenomenal this game. The biggest question mark on this team is starting to prove themselves. Penalties were still an issue, although some could have easily went the other way. I can live with the penalties, as long as they aren't too costly.

All in all, it was a good win for the Gators. Our fourth straight vs. the Vols. I'm just glad we don't have to hear Tebow sing Rocky Top.

Week 4 Preview

Conference play will begin for most teams around the nation this week. No conference has better match ups than the SEC. Here are a few of the showdowns that will be taking place on Saturday.

Florida travels to Knoxville to listen to 3 and a half hours of god awful Rocky Top. The only thing worse than having to sit through that travesty of a "song" is to listen to 100,000 dumb ass hillbillies sing it off key. I swear I wanna vomit every time I hear that piece of shit.

As a side bar to the raping of our eardrums by the UT band, the Gators and Volunteers will actually be playing a game in front of the aforementioned hillbillies. I'm sorry to inform Cletus and Maude that their Vols have no chance in this game. Sure, some Gator players have given the UT players a LOT of bulletin board material, and yeah, the Vols have revenge on their mind after getting destroyed in the Swamp last year. None of that matters, the Gators will win this one comfortably. I hope Kenny Chesney is ready to wear a Gator helmet at his next concert.

Two top ten teams will be meeting in the SEC West when LSU travels to Auburn. I hope Tony Franklin and his bunch can put up more than 3 points against the Bayou Bengals. If not, this game could get ugly early.

I admit I was a little down on LSU due to their QB situation, but with the way they run the ball and play defense, they might not need a QB. Speaking of not having a QB, Chris Todd and Kodi Burns have not been overly impressive thus far for Auburn. I was expecting Burns to thrive under Frankiln's spread offense. I guess I was wrong.

Both of these games pale in comparison to the monumental throwdown between Ole Miss and Vanderbilt. Ole Miss is very close to making this game a battle of unbeatens. I am thoroughly impressed with the way Jevan Snead has performed. I knew Snead was good, but not this good. Marshay Green and Mike Wallace are both top-flight receivers for the Rebels. It's a shame Vandy doesn't have 2 D.J. Moore's to cover them. I like Ole Miss to hand the Commodores their first defeat of the season.
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In my opinion the Auburn-LSU game is the game of the week. However, everyone is talking about Georgia vs. Arizona St. Perhaps the fact that these two teams have never met makes this game a little more intriguing than the battle of the Tigers.

Granted, this game lost a little luster after the Sun Devils went quietly into the night vs. UNLV, but I still think this game will be very entertaining. Dennis Erickson will have his bunch ready to play. Rudy Carpenter is an NFL quality QB and the Sun Devil offense can explode quickly. However, the Dawgs have just a little too much depth for ASU. I like UGA to prevail in this one.
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The game between Idaho and Utah St. this weekend is a crime against humanity. Both teams should be locked up for cruel and unusual punishment. The Vandals and the Aggies are consistently among the worst teams in the nation. Idaho actually comes into this game with a win! Albeit against a 1-aa team.

I think ESPN should broadcast this game for the hell of it. Why not? Maybe they can put in on one of the ESPN+ affiliates. I don't think there has been a game between two worse programs ever. I know they meet every year, but both teams are exceptionally bad this year. If you're a fan of one of these schools, first off, what the hell are you thinking? Secondly, I'm sorry if I have offended you.

Not really.....
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Players moving up:

Here's some guys that are performing better than expected this season.

Drew Willy - Buffalo QB
Chase Clement - Rice QB
Donald Brown - Connecticut RB
Patrick Pinckney - East Carolina QB
Ahmad Black - Florida S
Sean Spence - Miami(FL) LB
David Johnson - Tulsa QB
Damien Williams - USC WR
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Players going down:

Here's some good for nothing shit bags that don't deserve to call themselves football players.

Kodi Burns - Auburn QB
Entire Syracuse Team
Mike Teel - Rutgers QB
Virginia's Offense
South Carolina QB's
Gary Rogers - Washington St. QB
The ACC
Cortez Gent - Florida Atlantic WR
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What the hell's going on with:

Teams from Arizona.

Both the Wildcats and the Sun Devils suffered defeats at the hands of some pretty mediocre Mountain West teams. Arizona lost to New Mexico, again. The same Lobo team that was thumped by TCU earlier in the season. ASU lost to UNLV, which some people, including me, picked to be one of the worst teams in the nation. I do think 'Zona will be able to rebound this week against UCLA. Unfortunately for the Sun Devils, they will play Georgia.

What has gotten into:

The Mountain West Conference.

Speaking of the Mountain West, how good is this conference? BYU and Utah are both ranked in the top 25. Both the Cougars and the Utes are favored to be BCS busters this season. TCU may be the most impressive team to me so far this season. UNLV and New Mexico both upset the Arizona schools last week. Air Force has looked really good running the ball. Wyoming is ok. San Diego St. and Colorado St. are the only two absolute garbage teams in the conference. Not bad for a Non-BCS league. Plus, they have James Bates as an analyst for their network.
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5 Games to watch

1. LSU@ Auburn
2. Georgia @ Arizona St.
3. Florida @ Tennessee
4. Wake Forest @ Florida St.
5. Virginia Tech @ North Carolina

5 Stories to follow

1. Will Tim Tebow make Rico McCoy his Biotch?
2. Will Mark May gets USC's cock out of his mouth long enough to analyze games?
3. How will Charlie Weis' good leg hold up?
4. How many touchdowns will Jeremy Maclin account for?
5. Will Randy Shannon ever stop crying?

Where's Moody

Where the hell is this guy:

I was all kinds of pumped up when Sir Emmanuel Moody announced he was transferring to the greatest institution known to man.

"Finally," I thought, "We have a dangerous back that will take some of the load off of Tebow and Harvin." Whenever I attended a Gator game last year, I made sure to spot Moody on the sideline. I would elbow my annoyed girlfriend and say, "That guy right there is the answer."

Not since C-4 donned a Gator jersey had I been so excited about a Gator running back. Deshawn Wynn was ok, but I always felt that his power running style didn't fit in with our offense. And don't get me started on Kestahn Moore.

Heading in to week 1 and our momentous showdown against the Hawaii Warriors I was jacked to see this Gator offense in action. I wasn't disappointed. Jeff Demps, Chris Rainey and Brandon James had tremendous games at the running back position. Our rushing attack was stellar, and we didn't even need Tebow to help out. All of this excitement was somewhat diluted by the fact that I didn't get to see Mr. Moody do his thang.

2 carries?!?! Are you serious?!?!?! 2 carries?!?!?! I couldn't believe that Urban Meyer found a way to get the ball in the hands of every running back on his squad EXCEPT for Moody. I heard all kinds of reports after the game that Moody was a little dinged up and Meyer was a little hesitant to use him. However, I also heard that Moody was still struggling to pick up the offense. I have to say I believe the latter a little more than the former.

Week 2 came, and went. This time Moody didn't tote the pill even once! Granted our offense struggled all night against a very good and speedy Miami Hurricane defense. But we're talking about a guy who won PAC-10 Freshman of the year two years ago. Instead of giving him a chance, Meyer and Dan Mullen decided to give the ball to Kestahn Moore. Why we still hand the ball off to Moore is way beyond me.

This week the Gators will travel to Knoxville to take on Tennessee. While I don't expect a blowout on par with last season's whoop-ass, I do expect the Gators to win comfortably. That is, unless we hand the ball off to Kestahn over 5 times.

Moody transferred to Florida to escape the extremely crowded backfield at USC. With the likes of Chris Rainey, Jeff Demps, Brandon James, Mon Williams and even Kestahn Moore, our backfield is a little crowded too. However, I know Moody is a more talented back than all of these guys. He may not have the speed of Demps, the elusiveness of Rainey or the shittiness of Moore, but he IS a better all-around back.

I hope to see, at the very least, more than 2 carries for Moody this week. I guess we'll see what happens.

Weekly Picks

Last Week - 43-11

Overall - 161-33


For some reason it seems like I missed a lot more than 11 games this past week. I guess my awesomeness is hard to fathom even for myself. If it wasn't for the PAC-10, most notably Arizona, Arizona St. ad California, I might have had back-to-back weeks of single digit misses.

I have to make my picks early this week because their is a monster showdown on Wednesday.

As I did last week, I will highlight my pick.

Kansas St. @ Louisville (This is the momentous game I spoke of on Wednesday.)
West Virginia @ Colorado (I think Dan Hawkins will have his bunch ready to play some division 1 football.)
Baylor @ Connecticut
Troy @ Ohio St. (Just barely.)
East Carolina @ North Carolina St. (The dream season continues.)
Temple @ Penn St.
Mississippi St. @ Georgia Tech
Ohio @ Northwestern
Florida Atlantic @ Minnesota (For the second straight season.)
Iowa @ Pittsburgh
Central Michigan @ Purdue
Alabama @ Arkansas ('Bama wins the Douchebag Bowl.)
South Carolina St. @ Clemson
UCF @ Boston College
Eastern Michigan @ Maryland
Akron @ Army
Buffalo @ Missouri
Wyoming @ BYU
Arizona @ UCLA
Indiana St. @ Northern Illinois (Jerry Kill's first win as a Husky.)
UL-Monroe @ Tulane
Florida @ Tennessee (It will be closer than last year....But not by much.)
Boise St. @ Oregon (I like Boise St., but not enough.)
Houston @ Colorado St.
Notre Dame @ Michigan St.
Virginia Tech @ North Carolina
Northeastern @ Syracuse ( I know I said I'd never pick the Orange again, but I'm giving them one more chance.)
Miami(FL) @ Texas A&M
Rutgers @ Navy
Marshall @ Southern Miss
Utah @ Air Force
Alabama St. @ UAB
Idaho @ Utah St. (Quite possibly the worst game of all-time.)
South Florida @ Florida International
Rice @ Texas
Massachusetts @ Texas Tech
Wake Forest @ Florida St.
Sam Houston St. @ Kansas
Ball St. @ Indiana (Nate Davis to Dante Love all game long.)
Murray St. @ Western Kentucky
Vanderbilt @ Ole Miss
Portland St. @ Washington St.
Kent St. @ UL-Lafayette
Middle Tennessee @ Arkansas St.
SE Louisiana @ Louisiana Tech
Wofford @ South Carolina
Tennessee Tech @ Western Michigan
New Mexico @ Tulsa
Miami(OH) @ Cincinnati
LSU @ Auburn (The game of the week.)
Georgia @ Arizona St.
Nicholls St. @ Memphis
TCU @ SMU
Fresno St. @ Toledo
San Jose St. @ Stanford
Iowa St. @ UNLV
New Mexico St. @ UTEP


Upset Alert: UNLV has a real good chance to take down it's second straight BCS opponent when they host Iowa St. Portland St. will give Wazzo all they can handle as well. Also, it might not be considered an upset, but Florida St. will be playing for all kinds of respect when they host Wake Forest on Saturday, Of course, the 'Noles probably don't care too much about respect anyway.

Heisman Watch

The Heisman race is starting to gain a little more clarity after week 3. That being said, it is still extremely difficult to pick the top performers after only 2 or 3 games.

As you might have noticed, there has been a great degree of variance from week to week in my Heisman watch.

Here is this week's edition.


1. Sam Bradford - Oklahoma QB

Week 3 vs. Washington
18-21 304 yards 5 tds

Season Totals
64-81 882 yards 12 tds 2 ints


Once again, Bradford put in another brilliant performance. This guy is one of the more efficient passers in the nation. I believe he is already better than Jason White and Josh Heupel, 2 of Bob Stoops' most accomplished QB's. The Big XII is a conference of quarterbacks, and Sam Bradford is the best of them.



2. Chase Daniel - Missouri QB

Week 3 vs. Nevada
23-38 405 yards 4 tds

Season Totals
65-100 973 yards 10 tds 1 int


Bradford might be the best QB in the Big XII, but Chase Daniel is very close behind him. Daniel put up some monstrous numbers against a very solid Nevada team. Daniel seems to be a shoe-in to make it back-to-back trips to New York City this season. Daniel to Maclin is fast becoming the most dangerous duo in the nation.



3. Tim Tebow - Florida QB

Week 3 Bye

Season Totals
Passing- 30-49 393 yards 3 tds
Rushing- 22 92 yards

Nothing new for Tebow as his Florida Gators had a bye week. Tennessee is coming up next for Florida. That's really good news for Tebow. He always seems to kick it up a notch for the Vols.




4. Javon Ringer - Michigan St. RB

Week 3 vs. Florida Atlantic
43 282 yards 2 tds

Season Totals
104 498 yards 9 tds


Ringer is a new addition to my top 5. His monster performance earned him Big Eleven offensive player of the week honors. Ringer is the truest definition of a workhorse. Michigan St. will look to ride him to a possible Big Eleven championship.



5. Knowshon Moreno - Georgia RB

Week 3 vs. South Carolina
20 79 yards 1 tds

Season Totals
46 306 yards 7 tds


Moreno didn't put up staggering numbers this week. However, he did score a touchdown against a very tough Gamecock defense. Moreno is still the most exciting back in the country. For that, he remains in my top 5. Imagine the numbers he would be able to put up if Stafford stopped chucking kegs long enough to throw a decent pass.



The Next Five

1. Colt McCoy Texas QB
2. Graham Harrell Texas Tech QB
3. Jeremy Maclin Missouri WR
4. Chase Clement Rice QB
5. Mark Sanchez USC QB
   

CFB 365 Power Rankings

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3



Week 4

Rank	Team Name	Record	Next Opponent
1	Oklahoma Sooners	3-0	TCU
2	USC Trojans	2-0	@ Oregon St.
3	Missouri Tigers	3-0	Buffalo
4	Georgia Bulldogs	3-0	@ Arizona St.
5	Florida Gators	2-0	@ Tennessee
6	Texas Longhorns	2-0	Rice
7	LSU Tigers	2-0	@ Auburn
8	Texas Tech Red Raiders	3-0	Massachusetts
9	Wisconsin Badgers	3-0	@ Michigan
10	Penn St. Nittany Lions	3-0	Temple
11	Auburn Tigers	3-0	LSU
12	Alabama Crimson Tide	3-0	@ Arkansas
13	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	2-0	@ Florida St.
14	South Florida Bulls	3-0	@ Florida International
15	East Carolina Pirates	3-0	@ North Carolina St.
16	Ohio St. Buckeyes	2-1	Troy
17	BYU Cougars	3-0	Wyoming
18	West Virginia Mountaineers	1-1	@ Colorado
19	Oregon Ducks	3-0	Boise St.
20	Arizona St. Sun Devils	2-1	Georgia
21	Illinois Fighting Illini	2-1	@ Penn St.
22	Clemson Tigers	2-1	South Carolina St.
23	Utah Utes	3-0	@ Air Force
24	Kansas Jayhawks	2-1	Sam Houston St.
25	Colorado Buffaloes	2-0	West Virginia
26	Michigan St. Spartans	2-1	Notre Dame
27	Boise St. Broncos	2-0	@ Oregon
28	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	3-0	Troy
29	Kentucky Wildcats	3-0	Western Kentucky
30	Purdue Boilermakers	1-1	Central Michigan
31	California Golden Bears	2-1	Colorado St.
32	Tulsa Golden Hurricane	2-0	New Mexico
33	Cincinnati Bearcats	1-1	Miami(OH)
34	Fresno St. Bulldogs	1-1	@ Toledo
35	TCU Horned Frogs	3-0	@ SMU
36	Indiana Hoosiers	2-0	Ball St.
37	Virginia Tech Hokies	2-1	@ North Carolina
38	North Carolina Tar Heels	2-0	Virginia Tech
39	Ball St. Cardinals	3-0	@ Indiana
40	Florida St. Seminoles	2-0	Wake Forest
41	Tennessee Volunteers	1-1	Florida
42	Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets	2-1	Mississippi St.
43	Miami(FL) Hurricanes	1-1	@ Texas A&M
44	Ole Miss Rebels	2-1	Vanderbilt
45	UCLA Bruins	1-1	Arizona
46	Central Michigan Chippewas	2-1	@ Purdue
47	Nebraska Cornhuskers	3-0	Virginia Tech
48	Vanderbilt Commodores	3-0	@ Ole Miss
49	Connecticut Huskies	3-0	Baylor
50	Air Force Falcons	3-0	Utah
51	South Carolina Gamecocks	1-2	Wofford
52	Iowa Hawkeyes	3-0	@ Pittsburgh
53	Northwestern Wildcats	3-0	Ohio
54	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	1-2	@ Georgia Tech
55	Arkansas Razorbacks	2-0	Alabama
56	UCF Knights	1-1	@ Boston College
57	Pittsburgh Panthers	1-1	Iowa
58	Boston College Eagles	1-1	UCF
59	Kansas St. Wildcats	2-0	@ Louisville
60	Southern Miss Golden Eagles	2-1	Marshall
61	Arizona Wildcats	2-1	@ UCLA
62	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	2-0	@ Michigan St.
63	Houston Cougars	1-2	@ Colorado St.
64	Minnesota Golden Gophers	3-0	Florida Atlantic
65	Troy Trojans	2-0	@ Ohio St.
66	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	0-2	@ Navy
67	Texas A&M Aggies	1-1	Miami(FL)
68	Maryland Terrapins	2-1	Eastern Michigan
69	Iowa St. Cyclones	2-1	@ UNLV
70	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	1-1	SE Louisiana
71	Navy Midshipmen	1-2	Rutgers
72	Oregon St. Beavers	1-2	USC
73	Duke Blue Devils	2-1	Virginia
74	Baylor Bears	2-1	@ Connecticut
75	New Mexico St. Aggies	0-1	@ UTEP
76	Florida Atlantic Owls	1-2	@ Minnesota
77	Temple Owls	1-2	@ Penn St.
78	Wyoming Cowboys	2-1	@ BYU
79	Louisville Cardinals	1-1	Kansas St.
80	Rice Owls	2-1	@ Texas
81	Buffalo Bulls	2-1	@ Missouri
82	San Jose St. Spartans	2-1	@ Stanford
83	Nevada Wolfpack	1-2	@ UNLV
84	Michigan Wolverines	1-2	Wisconsin
85	Bowling Green Falcons	1-2	@ Wyoming
86	North Carolina St. Wolfpack	1-2	East Carolina
87	Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks	1-2	@ Tulane
88	Western Michigan Broncos	2-1	Tennessee Tech
89	Marshall Thundering Herd	2-1	@ Southern Miss
90	Arkansas St. Red Wolves	2-1	Middle Tennessee
91	New Mexico Lobos	1-2	@ Tulsa
92	Stanford Cardinal	1-2	San Jose St.
93	UNLV Rebels	2-1	Iowa St.
94	Washington Huskies	0-3	Stanford
95	Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders	1-2	@ Arkansas St.
96	Virginia Cavaliers	1-2	@ Duke
97	Western Kentucky Hilltoppers	1-2	Murray St.
98	Hawaii Warriors	1-2	San Jose St.
99	SMU Mustangs	1-2	TCU
100	Miami(OH) Redhawks	1-2	@ Cincinnati
101	Ohio Bobcats	0-3	@ Northwestern
102	Kent St. Golden Flashes	1-2	@ UL-Lafayette
103	Akron Zips	1-2	@ Army
104	Colorado St. Rams	1-1	Houston
105	UTEP Miners	0-2	New Mexico St.
106	Toledo Rockets	1-1	Fresno St.
107	Northern Illinois Huskies	0-2	Indiana St.
108	Tulane Green Wave	0-2	UL-Monroe
109	Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns	0-2	Kent St.
110	Memphis Tigers	0-3	Nicholls St.
111	Eastern Michigan Eagles	1-2	@ Maryland
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