College Football and Stuff (NCAA Football)

[Nebuchadnezzar]

MICHIGAN?

[Nebuchadnezzar]

IOWA?

[Nebuchadnezzar]

ALABAMA?

[Nebuchadnezzar]

GEORGIA and BAMA are top 2

there is not clear #3, #4 #5.

[Nebuchadnezzar]

oh yeah, that's right, you got triggered by my reply to you on this football board! LOL LOL

that's hilarious

SABAN

ROLL TIDE

[Nebuchadnezzar]

this post aged well. HAHHAHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA


best coach in college history

now i know just how dumb you are

hahahahhhahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[FadeMeToWin]

wtf

[chloebware]

Here we go

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=preseason%20top%2025%20college%20football%202012&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CGAQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fespn.go.com%2Fcollege-football%2Fstory%2F_%2Fid%2F7871848%2Fcollege-football-live-preseason-top-25&ei=K1DdT8eMKIf88gSi1-HICg&usg=AFQjCNFux3ZGFp_HdVsHX_IpIVb-Vb4gPA

[chloebware]

About timer fire up this board! TN Vols look horrible!

[AugustaFriends]

Auburn and Alabama will have to earn it early. The winners of the past three national titles do not start 2012 on easy street. The Crimson Tide plays two of its first three outside state borders for the first time since 1988. And the task this time is considerably harder than it was then. This season, it's Michigan in Arlington, Texas, and Arkansas in Fayetteville. Then, it was Temple in Philadelphia and Kentucky in Lexington. Auburn plays its first two games away from home – Clemson in Atlanta and Mississippi State in Starkville. Last time that happened: 1984, when the Tigers opened 0-2 by losing to Miami at a neutral site and at Texas.

[buyittradeit]

nice board

South Carolina Gamecocks Vs. Clemson Tigers 11/26/11

Looks like it could be a good game.
Clemson Tigers (9-2) at South Carolina Gamecocks (9-2)

[Snizzle]

Uuggghhhh....been that route before,don't know if I will do that again !!! Did end up with two beautiful girls from it though!!

[chloebware]

Shit is coming down.." Penn state sucks!

[chloebware]

Lol get married..... You won't like each other ....in 5 years!

[Snizzle]

Now,now none of that either!! Your going to make my girlfriend jealous!!lol

[chloebware]

That's why I love you!

[Snizzle]

Sorry man...I have lees than no tolerance for any people involved in these types of disgusting activity!

[chloebware]

Wow and you thought I was Harsh? Just evil! Lol!

[Snizzle]

Karma striking already....paterno with lung cancer!! The whole deal is just disgusting....and I bet there is more involved!

[chloebware]

The Penn State scandal is horrible!

[chloebware]

That Red Headed Fuck was in it too! You are built like a linebacker and cant stop an old man from Buggering a kid?

[chloebware]

Jopa just got a defense attorney! The shit has hit the fan.

[Snizzle]

And the BOOT just came down tonight!!! Good to see , forever tarnished legacy now!!

[chloebware]

Joe is about to get the boot!

[Snizzle]

Well, you didn't have to put it that way!!hopefully everyone involved pays dearly for their actions!! It makes me sick to imagine anyone would even think of doing what they did to those kids!! Disgusting is all I can say!

[chloebware]

It has ruined this college season. Kid gets butt fucked...nobody cares!

[Snizzle]

Your not kidding....pretty damn disgusting!

[chloebware]

Everybody at Penn State should be fired!

[Snizzle]

Could go either way....one things for sure,it should be a great game on both sides of the ball!

[chloebware]

I will go Tide!

[Snizzle]

game time fella's!!! my pick.....LSU !


Saban's a quitter , quitters don't win the big games!!

[AugustaFriends]

Vols over South Carolina without ?

[chloebware]

Sad.......

[AugustaFriends]

The VOLS will be the South Carolina on Saturday

[chloebware]

I am praying for the Rapture....... So I don't have to watch it! Make no mistake..... all of you will be gone....me I will Piss On LSU, The TIDE, and the War Eagles!

[Snizzle]

Oklahoma??

[chloebware]

Well The Volscian almost beat SunnyDale Nursing Home! So there!

[chloebware]

Sorry about that I was being an asshole on another board! LSU is unstoppable....... Now you know what it is like to face Teebo........

[Snizzle]

Where the hell are you?? I know your Vol's aren't doing good,but sheesh it's been 3 weeks!!

Ps-not so excited about my gators play as of late either....looks like we should/could have a few wins in the coming weeks though!

[Snizzle]

Welllll, after LSU steamrolled my Gators and made them look like a pee-wee league team I don't thin they are going to lose to Auburn. LSU wins this week , I don't see them losing a game this season! Should be interesting game though!!

[AugustaFriends]

Texas Tech at No. 3 Oklahoma

Sat., Oct. 22 — 8 p.m. ET, ABC

The Red Raiders average 44 points and 372 passing yards per game, but unfortunately they also have yielded a total of 86 points in the last two outings, losses at home to No. 17 Texas A&M and No. 11 Kansas State.

As Texas Tech (4-2, 1-2 in Big 12) visits Norman for the second consecutive season, one of the few — very few — things that Tommy Tuberville has going for him is the fact that the Sooners have those same ranked teams next up. Perhaps they’ll be looking ahead to that crucial section of the schedule.

Oklahoma (6-0, 3-0) has 24 sacks so far this season, including 13 in the last two games. That’s got to have Red Raider quarterback Seth Doege and his offensive line on edge.

Opening point spread: Oklahoma by 28

[AugustaFriends]

USC at Notre Dame
Sat., Oct. 22 — 7:30 p.m. ET, NBC

In the lengthy history of college football’s greatest intersectional rivalry, this is only the 10th time that both teams come into the annual throwdown unranked.

If Lane Kiffin is wondering why he’s the first USC coach to be 5-1 yet unranked, somebody needs to tell him that he lost his only game of significance so far this season, a 43-22 meltdown at Arizona State.

Notre Dame (4-2) was inexplicably victorious at the Coliseum last year, snapping an eight-game losing streak to the Trojans, as Irish backup quarterback Tommy Rees beat USC fill-in Mitch Mustain.

This year Rees and the rest of the Notre Dame squad is far more settled within the Brian Kelly regime.

Weak in the coaching department and continually bizarre on special teams, USC (5-1, 3-1 in Pac-12) is in prime position to get schooled by Kelly & Co.

Opening point spread: Notre Dame by 9

[AugustaFriends]

1) No. 19 Auburn at No. 1 LSUSat., Oct. 22 — 3:30 p.m. ET, CBS

With all of LSU’s success it seems rather odd that the Tigers haven’t opened a season with eight consecutive victories since 1973.

Auburn (5-2, 3-1 in SEC), fresh off a win over Florida, intends on keeping it that way. The defending national champs did capture last year’s meeting, but that was at home on the Plains and Cam Newton, not Clint Moseley, was taking the snaps.

Moseley, a sophomore with only nine attempts under his belt, will be the third consecutive first-time starter that LSU (7-0, 4-0) will be facing. Florida’s Jacoby Brissett and Tennessee’s Matt Simms were treated rather rudely in a pair of losses (41-11 and 38-7, respectively) during the past two weeks.

LSU’s wicked defense will focus on Auburn running back Michael Dyer and dare Moseley to try is luck. That won’t turn out well, but Gene Chizik’s biggest problem is his inadequate defense matching up against LSU’s two-quarterback attack, hellbent on making up for last season’s rocky showing at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Opening point spread: LSU by 21

[AugustaFriends]

Upset pick No. 3: Northwestern (+4) vs. Penn State (7 p.m., BTN).

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[AugustaFriends]

Upset pick No. 2: Missouri (+7) vs. Oklahoma State (noon, FX).



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[AugustaFriends]

Upset pick No. 1: Rutgers (+2) at Louisville on Friday (8 p.m., ESPN2).



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[AugustaFriends]

Wisconsin, Stanford, Oklahoma State (at Missouri) and Clemson (vs. North Carolina) in the positions of greatest vulnerability. The clock is ticking on those perfect records. Somewhere down below, I’m going to pick one of them to lose, though I haven’t made up my mind which yet.

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[AugustaFriends]

USC at Notre Dame (7:30 p.m., NBC) with the three games above. Even though neither iconic program is so much as ranked in the top 25, something about it still feels “big.” Maybe it’s simply that it’s an “event” when either of these programs suffers a loss, even though it’s not a rare occurrence. Maybe it’s my nagging suspicion that both the Irish (4-2) and the Trojans (5-1) are capable, on their best day, of beating anyone in the country. Too bad there’s no way for either team to prove that in South Bend on Saturday.

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[AugustaFriends]

No. 22 Washington at No. 7 Stanford (8 p.m., ABC split). Very quietly, the Huskies are off to a 3-0 start in Pac-12 play—putting them squarely alongside Oregon as the biggest threats to the Cardinal in the North division. The Huskies (5-1) were competitive in a loss at Nebraska in their third game, and since then have shown improvement each week. The passing offense is on fire, led by the surprising play of Jake Locker’s successor, sophomore Keith Price (1,466 yards, 21 TDs, 4 TDs). He’s no Andrew Luck, but he’s good enough to make the Cardinal sweat this one out.



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[AugustaFriends]

No. 4 Wisconsin at No. 15 Michigan State (8 p.m., ESPN). If you watched the Spartans dominate Michigan last weekend in East Lansing, you know Mark Dantonio’s team is no joke—tough, physical, experienced and confident. This may well be the most challenging regular-season game the Badgers will play. Which, comes to think of it, makes it the biggest game of Russell Wilson’s career. What, you thought it was N.C. State’s win over West Virginia in the Champs Sports Bowl?



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