NCAA CFB Week 4

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  • Golden Taters
    RIP West
    • Jul 2009
    • 6640

    #16
    Washington State wins 3 straight for the first time since 2006, and got their first shutout since 2003. 3-1 record with a very good defense this team could go bowling for the first time in over 10 years.






    Didn't really check out too many other games other than UW, not many interesting matchups that made me sit down and watch the whole game.

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    • JimLeavy59
      War Hero
      • May 2012
      • 7199

      #17
      Notre Dame is fucking trash.

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      • Sportsbuck
        Buckeye For Life
        • Dec 2008
        • 3045

        #18
        Ohio State didn't just play an FCS team, we played a bad FCS team.

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        • Senser81
          VSN Poster of the Year
          • Feb 2009
          • 12804

          #19
          A few thoughts:

          *How did West Virginia manage to get shut out by Maryland? Didn't they score 70 on Clemson a couple years ago?

          *Ohio State should be put on probation for scheduling Florida A&M. Also, similar to Florida, it appears their backup QB is much better than the starter.

          *Florida v. Tennessee's first half was spectacular. Both QBs were beyond terrible. At least Driskell had the sense to get injured. UT's QB (Peterman!) statline at half was 4 of 11 for 4 yards and 2 INTs.

          *USC and Notre Dame are like mirror images. Total blah programs. USC scored 17 on Utah State. Come on.

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          • ram29jackson
            Noob
            • Nov 2008
            • 0

            #20
            Dylan Moses,
            9th grade, 6'1", 220...already committed to LSU...lets see if that sticks LOL

            I guess he assumes he wont be doing any homework for the next 8 years....after watching youtube, kid seems pretty bright actually

            The most highly publicized youth football player in memory committed to LSU over the weekend -- just four games into his freshman season at his high school a mile up the road. Dylan Moses, 15, announced his commitment on Twitter, and ESPN later confirmed the Baton Rouge (La.) University Lab School freshman's decision via text message. Continue reading →


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            • ram29jackson
              Noob
              • Nov 2008
              • 0

              #21

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