NCAA CFB - Week 11 Random Thoughts

[NAHSTE]

Why not just break the contract?

I am guessing they don't want to burn bridges with potential bidders on the next package.

[FirstTimer]

I am guessing they don't want to burn bridges with potential bidders on the next package.

Fair enough. Just wasn't sure if the question had ever been asked..

[padman59]

i hope all 5 of these teams finish undefeated.

Fixed (I assume you're forgetting Louisville). The more the merrier.

[FirstTimer]

Fixed (I assume you're forgetting Louisville). The more the merrier.

6. Ohio St.

[Blick]

K-State has a better offense than Oregon.

http://www.cfbtn.com/2012/11/kansas-states-offense-is-really-good.html#more

[TheImmortalGoud]

No it wasn't.

ND-OU did a 5.2

You have the 5 and 2 switched around.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/10/28/tv-ratings-saturday-college-football-beats-the-world-series/154968/

Another source here says LSU got a 7.0 while Notre Dame got a 5.9

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2012/11/04/michael-hiestand-television-college-football-ratings-dan-patrick-notre-dame-alabama-lsu/1681031/

[FirstTimer]

You have the 5 and 2 switched around.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2012/10/28/tv-ratings-saturday-college-football-beats-the-world-series/154968/

Another source here says LSU got a 7.0 while Notre Dame got a 5.9

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports...a-lsu/1681031/

Umm..no I don't.

http://espnmediazone.com/us/press-releases/2012/10/abc-broadcast-of-notre-dame-oklahoma-most-viewed-college-football-game-of-season/

Again, quit being an idiot.

[packersfan4eva]

Fixed (I assume you're forgetting Louisville). The more the merrier.

Louisville being undefeated is like being the first place team in a recreational softball league.

[Jayrock]

K-State has a better offense than Oregon.

http://www.cfbtn.com/2012/11/kansas-...good.html#more

And Notre Dame's is better than both:

http://www.csnchicago.com/ncaa/notre-dame/irish-talk/How-good-is-Notre-Dames-offense?blockID=795915&feedID=630

[Blick]

And Notre Dame's is better than both:

http://www.csnchicago.com/ncaa/notre...915&feedID=630

LOL. From the article:

What this all means: If you’re not sold on Notre Dame’s offense being as good as these numbers say, wait three weeks. The Irish face a trio of defenses ranked below No. 60 by S&P+ in Pittsburgh (No. 88), Boston College (No. 77) and Wake Forest (No. 63).

JUST WAIT TIL WE PLAY PITT GUYS! YOU'LL SEE HOW GOOD WE ARE!

[FirstTimer]

LOL. From the article:



JUST WAIT TIL WE PLAY PITT GUYS! YOU'LL SEE HOW GOOD WE ARE!

I don't agree with the article itself..however ND did put up over 500 yards of offense on Pitt. Including 200+ on the ground. Stalled out in the RZ a couple of times + and INT hurt the point totals but they played Pitt's defense like a fiddle most of the game when Rees wasn't soft tossing the ball to a LB.

[Jayrock]

My point was that Kansas St's offense is worse than Oregon's, but whatever

[Rudi]

These are awesome.

[TheImmortalGoud]

http://www.awfulannouncing.com/pammies/announcing-schedules/your-week-11-college-football-schedule.html

Friday, November 9
8 PM- Pittsburgh at Connecticut (ESPN2) Carter Blackburn, Rod Gilmore, Jemele Hill

Saturday, November 10
Noon- Arkansas at South Carolina (CBS, cbssports.com) Spero Dedes, Steve Beuerlein

Noon- Miami [FL] at Virginia (ABC, ESPN3) Tom Hart, Jon Congemi

Noon- Louisville at Syracuse (ABC, ESPN3) Bob Wischusen, Danny Kannell, Maria Taylor

Noon- Northwestern at Michigan (ESPN, ESPN 3D) Dave Pasch, Brian Griese, Jenn Brown

Noon- Wisconsin at Indiana (ESPN2) Beth Mowins, Joey Galloway, Niki Noto

Noon- Army at Rutgers (ESPNU) Joe Beninati, Pete Najarian, George Smith

Noon- Kansas at Texas Tech (FSN, FCS Central) Ron Thulin, Brian Baldinger, Jim Knox

Noon- Iowa State at Texas (LHN) Mike Patrick, Ed Cunningham, Jeannine Edwards (ABC in Iowa) Mark Neely, Ray Bentley

Noon- Purdue at Iowa (BTN) Josh Lewin, Chris Martin, J Leman

Noon- Louisiana- Lafayette at Florida (SEC Network, ESPN3) Mike Morgan, Chris Doering

Noon- Missouri at Tennessee (SEC Network, ESPN3) Dave Neal, Andre Ware, Cara Capuano

Noon- Cincinnati at Temple (Big East Network, ESPN3) Eamon McEneaney, David Diaz-Infante, Paul Carcaterra

12:30 PM- Georgia Tech at North Carolina (ACC Network, ESPN3) Tim Brant, Dave Archer, Mike Hogewood

1 PM- Kent State at Miami [OH] (STO, ESPN3) Matt Underwood, Frank Stams,

1 PM- Florida Atlantic at Western Kentucky (Sun Belt Network, ESPN3) Tom Dore, Cole Cubelic, Barbara Jordan

1:30 PM- Colorado at Arizona (FX) Justin Kutcher, Eric Crouch, Darius Walker

3 PM- Oregon State at Stanford (FOX) Craig Bolerjack, Joel Klatt, Petros Papadakis

3 PM- Wake Forest at NC State (ACC Regional, ESPN3) Rich Waltz, Keith Jones, Jenn Hildreth

3 PM- Arizona State at USC (Pac-12 Networks) Ted Robinson, Glen Parker, Ryan Nece

3:30 PM- Texas A&M at Alabama (CBS, cbssports.com) Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson

3:30 PM- Penn State at Nebraska (ABC/ ESPN2) Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Quint Kessenich

3:30 PM- West Virginia at Oklahoma State (ABC/ ESPN2) Dave LaMont, Kelly Stouffer

3:30 PM- Maryland at Clemson (ESPNU) Anish Shroff, Dan Hawkins

3:30 PM- Air Force at San Diego State (NBC Sports) Ari Wolfe, Blaine Fowler

3:30 PM- Baylor at Oklahoma (FSN, FCS Pacific) Steve Physioc, J. C. Pearson, Laura McKeeman

3:30 PM- Minnesota at Illinois (BTN) Eric Collins, Derek Rackley, Jon Jansen

3:30 PM- Wyoming at New Mexico (Comcast New Mexico) Jeff Siembieda, Kole McKamey

3:30 PM- San Jose State at New Mexico State (Aggie Vision, Altitude, ESPN3) Glen Cerny, Danny Knee

4:30 PM- Marshall at Alabama- Birmingham (CSS, Comcast Houston, FOX 11) Matt Stewart, Chuck Oliver, Rachel Baribeau

5 PM- Tulsa at Houston (CBS Sports) James Bates, Aaron Taylor, Lauren Gardner

5 PM- South Alabama at North Texas (TXA 21, ESPN3) Dave Barnett, Doug Anderson

7 PM- Kansas State at Texas Christian (FOX) Gus Johnson, Charles Davis, Julie Alexandria

7 PM- Mississippi State at LSU (ESPN) Brad Nessler, Todd Blackledge, Holly Rowe (Cox Delay) Lyn Rollins, Greg Bowser, Ronnie Rantz

7 PM- Georgia at Auburn (ESPN2) Mark Jones, Brock Huard, Allison Williams

7 PM- Vanderbilt at Ole Miss (ESPNU) Clay Matvick, Matt Stinchcomb, Angela Mallen

7 PM- Boise State at Hawaii (NBC Sports) Paul Burmeister, Rod Woodson

7 PM- Southern Miss at SMU (FSN, FCS Central) Joel Meyers, Gary Reasons, Desmond Purnell

7 PM- Central Florida at UTEP (FCS Atlantic) Mike Gleason, Ben Leber, Lesley McCaslin

7 PM- Louisiana Tech at Texas State (LHN) Dave Armstrong, Ray Bentley

7 PM- UNLV at Colorado State (Time Warner, ROOT Rocky Mountain, KTVD) Tim Neverett, Jay Leewenburg

8 PM- Notre Dame at Boston College (ABC) Brent Musburger, Kirk Herbstreit, Heather Cox

10:15 PM- Idaho at BYU (ESPNU) Joe Davis, Jay Walker (BYUtv Delay) Dave McCann, Gary Sheide, Robbie Bullough

10:30 PM- Oregon at California (ESPN) Joe Tessitore, Matt Millen, Samantha Steele

10:30 PM- UCLA at Washington State (ESPN2) Adam Amin, Tom Luginbill, Shelley Smith

10:30 PM- Fresno State at Nevada (NBC Sports) Todd Harris, Anthony Herron

10:30 PM- Utah at Washington (Pac-12 Networks) Kevin Calabro, Adam Archuleta, Yogi Roth

ESPN3 exclusives

3:30 PM- Navy at Troy- Dave Weekley, Forest Conoly

FCS:

Saturday, November 10

Noon- Harvard at Penn (NBC Sports) Randy Moss, Ross Tucker, Carolyn Manno

Noon- St. Francis [PA] at Monmouth (NEC Network, FCS Atlantic, ESPN3) Paul Dottino, Steve Levy, Eric Singer

Noon- Southeast Missouri State at Eastern Illinois (FCS Pacific) Kevin Ingram, Bob Bevlin

Noon- William & Mary at Old Dominion (Comcast) Brent Harris, Brad Jackson, Brian Jackson

Noon- Princeton at Yale (YES) Chris Shearn, Jack Ford

Noon- Campbell at Jacksonville (CW 17) Cole Pepper, Steve Gilbert

12:30 PM- Colgate at Lehigh (CBS Sports) Brad Johansen, Doug Chapman, Lisa Byington

1 PM- Lafayette at Fordham (Lafayette Sports Network, ESPN3) Gary Laubach, Mike Joseph, John Leone

1 PM- Murray State at Eastern Kentucky (Racer TV Network) Dave Winder, Josh McKeel

2:30 PM- Tennessee- Martin at Tennessee Tech (WCTE) Tim Scruggs, Sam Brooks

3 PM- Youngstown State at Western Illinois (WIU-TV3, WFMJ, ESPN3) Aaron Viner, Josh Gleason

3:30 PM- Portland State at Montana State (ROOT, Audience Network) Tom Glasgow, Sherdric Bonner, Jason Stiles, Jenny Cavnar

3:30 PM- Stony Brook at Liberty (Flames Sports Network, MASN, ESPN3) Mike Tilley, Ray Jones, Aubrey Hiddema

3:30 PM- South Dakota State at North Dakota State (NBC North Dakota, FCS Central) Brian Shawn, Lee Timmerman, Kevin Fenney

4 PM- Sam Houston State at Northwestern State (Southland TV Network, ESPN3) Randy McIlvoy, Shea Walker, Erin Cofiell

4 PM- Southern Utah at Northern Arizona (NAU-TV, FS Arizona+, Big Sky TV) Mitch Strohman, Kevin Stephens, Marc Buckhout

4:30 PM- California- Davis at Eastern Washington (SWX, Big Sky TV) Greg Heister, Bill Ames

8 PM- Stephen F. Austin at Southeastern Louisiana (Southeastern Channel) Allen Waddell, Trey Willie

9 PM- Idaho State at Cal Poly (KSBY, Big Sky TV) Bill Halter, Andrew Matsuda, Kathy Kuretich

ESPN3 exclusives

1 PM- Northern Iowa at South Dakota- Scott Warmann, Danan Hughes, Erin Bajackson

1:30 PM- Gardner- Webb at Charleston Southern- Evan Lepler, Nate Ross

1:30 PM- Chattanooga at Wofford- Darren Goldwater, Doug Chapman

D2:

Thursday, November 8

8:30 PM- North Alabama at West Alabama (CSS, ESPN3) Don Russell, Rick Rhoades, A. A. Moore

Saturday, November 10

9 PM- SIAC Championship (CSS) James Verrett, Ryan Stewart

[Goober]

Get fucked Indiana.