Sunday, October 01, 2006
I don't know a lot...
But I do know this: John L. Smith will not be on the sidelines at Michigan State next season. If he makes it to the Michigan game he will be lucky.
Ohio State-Michigan just may be #1 vs. #2. Tickets are on sale on Stubhub.com, starting at about $600 for nose-bleed seats.
Is it just me, or does Lou Holtz sound like Sylvester the Cat? I'd hate to be standing in front of this guy when he starts the spit-turrets a-firin'.
Now that Purdue has fallen, and fallen badly, Georgia may be the most over-rated unbeaten team in the country. Last week's near debacle at the hands of lowly Colorado coupled with this week's 14-9 barnburner at Ole Miss spell trouble when they start facing those teams with the little numbers in front of their name (like, #5 Florida, for instance).
Tennessee-Memphis reminds me a lot of Louisville-Kentucky. Tennessee has lost to Memphis once -- once -- in their twenty-one meetings. Kentucky seems well on its way to a 20/21 feat against Louisville.
The bad guys survived in droves on Saturday. Nebraska pulled it out against Kansas. Kansas? Aren't they supposed to lose to, well, just about everybody? At least until basketball season starts. But there they were, in position to pull a program demolishing upset over Nebraska. USC also squeaked out a close one against Wazzou.
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel really good about Dennis Franchione getting another tough loss handed to him?
Ohio State-Michigan just may be #1 vs. #2. Tickets are on sale on Stubhub.com, starting at about $600 for nose-bleed seats.
Is it just me, or does Lou Holtz sound like Sylvester the Cat? I'd hate to be standing in front of this guy when he starts the spit-turrets a-firin'.
Now that Purdue has fallen, and fallen badly, Georgia may be the most over-rated unbeaten team in the country. Last week's near debacle at the hands of lowly Colorado coupled with this week's 14-9 barnburner at Ole Miss spell trouble when they start facing those teams with the little numbers in front of their name (like, #5 Florida, for instance).
Tennessee-Memphis reminds me a lot of Louisville-Kentucky. Tennessee has lost to Memphis once -- once -- in their twenty-one meetings. Kentucky seems well on its way to a 20/21 feat against Louisville.
The bad guys survived in droves on Saturday. Nebraska pulled it out against Kansas. Kansas? Aren't they supposed to lose to, well, just about everybody? At least until basketball season starts. But there they were, in position to pull a program demolishing upset over Nebraska. USC also squeaked out a close one against Wazzou.
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel really good about Dennis Franchione getting another tough loss handed to him?
# posted by Mike @ 10/01/2006 
