Official College Football Week 2 Gameday Thread

[Irish]

THANK GOD CRIST IS BACK.

 

[Justo]

Jacory Harris is trash

 

[Rblake]

Jacory looks like JaGarbage today.

Get his noodle arm outta there. I'm sick of watching him lob everything to the D.

 

[padman59]

Interesting ratio of scoring drives for ND quarterbacks:

Crist - 3/3
Rees/Montana - 0/thank god they're not in anymore

 

[Rblake]

Quit limping and put some stank on it, ya fuck. Get Highsmith in there. He can't fuck it up any worse than JaGarbage has.

 

[NAHSTE]

UTSA supposedly has a spot waiting in the WAC if they join FBS. Georgia State doesn't have a conference lined up

Sun Belt would take them in a heartbeat for the Atlanta market. They have a decent basketball pedigree too.

C-USA would probably take them if they got big enough.

 

[Rblake]

Worthless fuckers. Holy shit they are getting outplayed today. Miami, just run the ball the rest of the day, take the asswhipping, get home and start practicing for the next game. This is fucking embarrassing.

 

[BazookaJoe5]

Jacory looks like JaGarbage today.

Get his noodle arm outta there. I'm sick of watching him lob everything to the D.

A couple of the INTs were not his fault and it's also not his fault Hankerson is the only receiver that decided to play today...

 

[Rblake]

A couple of the INTs were not his fault and it's also not his fault Hankerson is the only receiver that decided to play today...

I'm watching the game. He's playing like trash. He missed two open WR's in the endzone, so F him and his two non fault interceptions. Before that 4th pick, he was throwing the football like my 8y/o...a rainbow. He just started putting some ass into it.

With a little luck and a few bolts of lightning to the OSU bench area, maybe we can avoid a blowout.

 

[godspeed]

Miami is just totally unraveling in every aspect. Penalties, turnovers, dropped passes, FG meltdowns. Very lucky to only be down 12. Not sure why they didn't go for 2 there.

 

[padman59]

Kyle Rudolph may be a better playmaker than Michael Floyd.

 

[ram29jackson]

I usually root for Mich to beat ND.

But I like that Montanas son is doing well considering he was givin the tag that his younger brother was better and he wasnt suppose to get a situation like this.

but that safety was useless on that pass play for a TD haha

 

[bluntside]

What a pathetic display by the Canes. I'm almost emberassed to be a fan watching that game.

Ohio State played a great game dispite being held to too many field goal attempts.

 

[padman59]

I usually root for Mich to beat ND.

But I like that Montanas son is doing well considering he was givin the tag that his younger brother was better and he wasnt suppose to get a situation like this.

but that safety was useless on that pass play for a TD haha

??????

 

[ram29jackson]

What a pathetic display by the Canes. I'm almost emberassed to be a fan watching that game.

Ohio State played a great game dispite being held to too many field goal attempts.

the spread was 9, they /Ohio State won by 12. Basically Miami did what was expected.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Outside of Pryor and the kick coverage units, OSU played great.

Pryor had a couple of nice throws and ran the ball well but overall his passes and decision making wasn't very good. He got lucky that Miami dropped a few easy INT's.

 

[padman59]

ND cannot afford to let Crist get injured again, or it'll be 2007 all over again. QB depth is beyond terrible right now.

 

[bluntside]

the spread was 9, they /Ohio State won by 12. Basically Miami did what was expected.

I couldn't care less about betting lines. Those are set to get even bets on both sides.

There were far too many penalties, dropped passes, and turnovers. I won't go as far as to say no turnovers = Miami win, but the game certainly would have been different.

 

[ram29jackson]

I couldn't care less about betting lines. Those are set to get even bets on both sides.

There were far too many penalties, dropped passes, and turnovers. I won't go as far as to say no turnovers = Miami win, but the game certainly would have been different.

the point being, when someone is favored by more than a touchdown, you dont ignore it. Ignore it all you want, looking at odds is a better predictor of wins than any wannabe knowledgeable fan here or anywhere.

 

[ram29jackson]

Outside of Pryor and the kick coverage units, OSU played great.

Pryor had a couple of nice throws and ran the ball well but overall his passes and decision making wasn't very good. He got lucky that Miami dropped a few easy INT's.

he is athletic, but those have been his problems since day one.