Official: "Its College Football Season" Thread

[scott023]

I thought Louisville looked great against what was supposed to be a fantastic florida team last night. SEC overrated? 3-3 in bowl games now.

[GT500 MC]

That was fun to watch last night. Louisville, the underdog, getting a little momentum and then just outplaying "superior athletic talent" the whole night. Love that coach Strong too---appears to be a great motivator and to have your ex-players seek you out after the game says something nowadays.

[CantRepeat]

Ouch, that's gonna leave a mark on Tricky!!

[GT500 MC]

Should be interesting game tonight. Watching Oregon offense always leaves me out-of-breath. Hopefully K-State can slug it out with them.

[captain planet]

I thought Louisville looked great against what was supposed to be a fantastic florida team last night. SEC overrated? 3-3 in bowl games now.

.....I'm enjoying it. I like how the sec lost the 'hand-me-a-victory' bowl (A.K.A. chick-fil-a-bowl) against the ACC and also last night. I didn't even watch the game because I fell asleep (sick) but was pleased to see the final score.

Tonight's game is the one that interests me the most this bowl season. Will there be more than 100 points scored tonight?

[2RLAKE]

That was fun to watch last night. Louisville, the underdog, getting a little momentum and then just outplaying "superior athletic talent" the whole night. Love that coach Strong too---appears to be a great motivator and to have your ex-players seek you out after the game says something nowadays.

That was a fantastic game ... Love to see the underdog win ... Gators had a heck of a hard hitting defense but Louisville did their homework and had great play calling. That Gator touchdown at the end of the first half was a terrific call .... Gutsy

[46Chief]

I don't think the Gators played a team this year that had any marquee wins. They were a bit over rated. I also think that some Big East teams can be underrated and will take advantage of that and come and beat teams in away they weren't expecting.

[captain planet]

I don't think the Gators played a team this year that had any marquee wins. They were a bit over rated. I also think that some Big East teams can be underrated and will take advantage of that and come and beat teams in away they weren't expecting.

The Big East is 3-1 so far this bowl season.

The Big 12 is 4-3 so far...and the "All Cupcake Conference (ACC) is 4-2.

Conference USA is 4-1.

[scott023]

I don't think the Gators played a team this year that had any marquee wins. They were a bit over rated. I also think that some Big East teams can be underrated and will take advantage of that and come and beat teams in away they weren't expecting.

Ummmm, the Gators had the toughest SOS in the nation this year. Played four teams in the BCS top twelve. Came out with only one loss. Not sure that meets your "no marquee wins" statement.

[trickskier]

I thought Louisville looked great against what was supposed to be a fantastic florida team last night. SEC overrated? 3-3 in bowl games now.

Florida was out coached and out played. Charlie Strong had his team ready and congratulations to him. I just hope that Muschamp has learned that the media can't give you an automatic win.

[trickskier]

I don't think the Gators played a team this year that had any marquee wins. They were a bit over rated. I also think that some Big East teams can be underrated and will take advantage of that and come and beat teams in away they weren't expecting.

Ummmm, the Gators had the toughest SOS in the nation this year. Played four teams in the BCS top twelve. Came out with only one loss. Not sure that meets your "no marquee wins" statement.

Thanks Scott - You beat me to it!

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Hey Tricky, nice textin with you and Knox the other night. Can't wait till next season!

[Chief]

We're all still feeling the seismic reactions from Jadeveon Clowney's hit on Michigan's Vincent Smith in this week's Outback Bowl. But apparently the damage was worse than we thought, as Clowney demolished the entire state of Michigan ... at least, according to Wikipedia.
Clowney's page temporarily read, "In the Outback Bowl, Clowney obliterated the entire state of Michigan when he hit Wolverines' running back Vincent Smith and forced a fumble. There are now only 49 states in the United States and Roger Goodell has suspended Clowney for the first game of his NFL career."

[BrooksfamX2]

Ducks did "OK" yesterday............

[pmkkdx]

Guess Manzel (sp?) Might be the real deal ... If he can keep from getting hurt. A&M put it to OK last night! I bet Mack Brown's legs are sore from kicking his own butt for missing yet another profile QB (RG3 also wanted to go to UT)