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Originally posted by MattUM2
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Games I'll be paying attention to.
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I'll be at the Wisconsin game. Can't wait!
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I hope to be at UK vs WKU on opening day
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The LSU and Oregon game is gonna be insane. Too bad it'll overshadow another good game in Boise State vs Georgia
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I'll be tuned in for the kickoff of Murray St/Louisville, can wait for college football. I'm a little bummed the Nova/Temple game isn't televised, hopefully it will be on locally...Comment
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After this off-season, noon on September 3rd can't come soon enough.
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Let us see here..... all these game, most importantly bolded
Originally posted by MattUM2
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Here are the games I'll be watching this weekend:
ALL TIMES CENTRAL
Thursday, September 1st
UNLV at Wisconsin 7:00 p.m. ESPN (HD) (3D) / espn3
Friday, September 2nd
Youngstown State at Michigan State 6:30 p.m. BTN (HD)
TCU at Baylor 7:00 p.m. ESPN (HD) / espn3
Saturday, September 3rd (Preliminary schedule w/ DirecTV channels)
Indiana State at Penn State 11:00 a.m. BTN (HD)
Delaware at Navy 2:30 p.m. CBSSN (HD)
Minnesota at USC 2:30 p.m. (ABC or ESPN2 / espn3) (HD) *7
South Florida at Notre Dame 2:30 p.m. NBC (HD)
Boise State vs. Georgia (Atlanta) 7:00 p.m. ESPN (HD) / espn3
LSU vs. Oregon (Arlington, TX) 7:00 p.m. ABC (HD)
Colorado at Hawaii 9:15 p.m. ESPN2 (HD) / espn3
Sunday, September 4th
Marshall at West Virginia 2:30 p.m. ESPN (HD) / espn3
Monday, September 5th
Miami at Maryland 7:00 p.m. ESPN (HD) (3D) / espn3Comment
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I'm guessing that LSU stalls until after the Oregon game to suspend their players.Comment
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That would be a good guess. Though I don't know if any suspensions will ever come. Basically the entire team broke the same rule and they are all running for it (aka the Bowden Discipline Model). The breaking of curfew was an internal issue.
As for the 4 guys implicated in the fight, they might never end up being charged with anything (as they shouldn't, IMO).
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Nope, apparently this guy.
What to watch for on offense: Who’s going to catch the ball? Nate Potter and Thomas Byrd will lead the way for yet another strong offensive line, and Doug Martin should be among the Mountain West’s best running backs. Kellen Moore is a special, efficient quarterback who’ll be on several All-America short lists, and he’s good enough to make everyone around him better. He’ll have to be. With offensive Bryan Harsin off to Texas and Brent Pease taking over the reins, Job One is to find replacements for Titus Young, who was taken in the second round by Detroit, and Austin Pettis, a third round pick by St. Louis. Tyler Shoemaker has been around and knows what he’s doing, and tight end Kyle Efaw is fine, but they’re not elite targets. There’s hope for Geraldo Hiwat to build on his great offseason, and there are several decent untested prospect, but receiver is the team’s one big concern.
Key player to a successful season: Sophomore WR Geraldo Hiwat. There are some decent veteran receivers coming back, but there isn’t anyone who’ll make defensive coordinators worry. Hiwat needs to change that. At 6-4 and 200 pounds, the Amsterdam native has the size, and he’s extremely quick and fast for his size, but he’s still raw. A star this offseason, if he’s a gamebreaking, No. 1 type of target, the offensive production isn’t likely to dip.
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