0 comments by Kevin Causey on 10/4/2014
Did the punishment fit the crime? What do you think? Our editor doesn’t agree with the ejection… An ejection is way too harsh in A&M-MSU. — The Student Section (@TheStudentSect)
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Kudos to the fans. Now whether or not they can turn this into a victory against Florida is the question…. Reason 1,345,635,597 college football is the best. pic.twitter.com/UIzfwyDnBN — Belk Bowl (@belkbowl)
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Iced down innovation. Texas A&M's new
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Taysom Hill saw his season end on Friday night when he suffered a broken leg, but let’s celebrate his play by showing this fantastic TD run he had earlier in the game…
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This has been a great week in American sports on numerous levels. The Kansas City Royals and Baltimore Orioles — two franchises that made the Major League Baseball postseason every year but once in a nine-season span from 1976 through 1984 — are now one win apiece from meeting in the American League Championship Series. […]
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Stanford is rolling into Notre Dame Stadium later today, and somebody at ESPN thinks this is Notre Dame’s first game against a power conference opponent. Notre Dame has already played Michigan and Purdue form the Big Ten and Syracuse from the ACC. This is an obvious error for ESPN. Mistakes happen. In fairness, perhaps the […]
“Hey, Big 12! We’re really good!” — The message BYU wants to send in its bowl game, even though the Big 12 won’t expand next year or the year after that. BYU is trying to plant seeds that will sprout several years down the line.
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It’s currently halftime of the BYU-Utah State game, and a major story is developing in Provo, Utah. BYU’s star quarterback, Taysom Hill, suffered an apparent ankle injury on this play late in the first half, courtesy of Yahoo’s college football blog, Dr. Saturday: More details will emerge after the game and in the days to […]
0 comments by TSS LOCKER on 10/3/2014
The thrills, spills and chills of college football… well, just the spills, as this official found out in Friday’s Utah State-BYU clash, via Reddit’s college football Twitter account:
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After his Syracuse team lost to Louisville Friday night in the Carrier Dome, head coach Scott Shafer wanted to put the outcome of the game in perspective. This was his attempt:
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In what may be considered the biggest matchup in the Southeastern Conference so far this season, Ole Miss is set to host Alabama at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium this Saturday. Both teams enter Week 6 of the college football season with flawless 4-0 records, but one will be left with its first loss – an ever-important conference defeat […]
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On Twitter @TheCoachBart A Michigan fan waking up this morning has to feel like the guy walking into a restaurant to see his ex-girlfriend 20 pounds lighter in a mini skirt with some guy that has a brand new Silverado, a better job, and is more attractive. Arizona football’s shocking upset of the Oregon Ducks […]
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We knew the force was strong in Georgia wide receiver Chris Conley, but we had no idea it was this strong…. Yep, even Boba Fett made an appearance at yesterday’s game. Was there for Chris Conley I bet. https://t.co/EbHqVs7C6U pic.twitter.com/6VWm9qKWzD — Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi)
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Oh man…gonna let this one speak for itself… Game. Over. pic.twitter.com/RGxvtOYUUg — Arizona Athletics (@AZATHLETICS)
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Move over Todd Gurley, let’s give some love to the small schools. Watch this great play from Thursday’s college football action….
Among the teams that have unexpectedly risen to the top of a division or conference through week six, Arizona — in the Pac-12 South — seems to have more staying power and has accomplished more to attain its presently lofty perch. Keep this in mind about Arizona football, though: This is the only member of the original Pac-10 (it joined what had been the Pacific-8 in 1978) to have never made the Rose Bowl. Novembers and late Octobers have crushed this team in the past. If Rich Rodriguez can get to Pasadena, his reputation in the coaching community will be forever transformed. Arizona is certainly a program to watch over the next few weeks, as it tries to shed a history of almost unceasing misery.
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Thanks to its potent offense and some timely plays from its defense, Arizona defeated Oregon 31-24, propelling it into the national championship race. Make no mistake about it: the Wildcats were the better team Thursday night. Yes, UA trailed 7-3 at the half, but with the way their offense was moving the ball, it was […]
