NCAA football schedule week Oct 7-Oct9th

[Perdogg]

TIME (ET) MATCHUP 7:30 PM ET No. 7 Nebraska at Kansas State

Friday, October 8 TIME (ET) MATCHUP 7:30 PM ET Connecticut at Rutgers

9:00 PM ET No. 22 Oklahoma State at Louisiana-Lafayette

Saturday, October 9 TIME (ET) MATCHUP 12:00 PM ET Indiana at No. 2 Ohio State

12:00 PM ET Minnesota at No. 20 Wisconsin

12:00 PM ET Syracuse at South Florida

12:00 PM ET Boston College at North Carolina State

12:00 PM ET Illinois at Penn State

12:00 PM ET Central Michigan at Virginia Tech

12:00 PM ET Western Michigan at Ball State

12:00 PM ET Temple at Northern Illinois

12:00 PM ET Baylor vs. Texas Tech*

12:21 PM ET Tennessee at Georgia

2:00 PM ET Colorado State at No. 25 Air Force

2:00 PM ET Memphis at Louisville

2:00 PM ET Bowling Green at Ohio

3:30 PM ET No. 1 Alabama at No. 19 South Carolina

3:30 PM ET Wyoming at No. 5 TCU

3:30 PM ET No. 11 Arkansas vs. Texas A&M*

3:30 PM ET No. 17 Michigan State at No. 18 Michigan

3:30 PM ET UCLA at California

3:30 PM ET Virginia at Georgia Tech

3:30 PM ET Pittsburgh at Notre Dame

3:30 PM ET Clemson at North Carolina

3:30 PM ET UNLV at West Virginia

3:30 PM ET Western Kentucky at Florida International

3:30 PM ET Akron at Kent State

3:30 PM ET Army at Tulane

4:00 PM ET Utah State at Louisiana Tech

5:00 PM ET No. 3 Oregon at Washington State

6:00 PM ET Oregon State at No. 9 Arizona

6:00 PM ET San Diego State at Brigham Young

6:30 PM ET Navy at Wake Forest

7:00 PM ET No. 10 Utah at Iowa State

7:00 PM ET Colorado at No. 24 Missouri

7:00 PM ET Eastern Michigan at Vanderbilt

7:00 PM ET Arkansas State at North Texas

7:00 PM ET Miami (OH) at Cincinnati

7:00 PM ET Florida Atlantic at Louisiana-Monroe

7:30 PM ET No. 8 Auburn at Kentucky

7:30 PM ET No. 12 LSU at No. 14 Florida

7:30 PM ET Purdue at Northwestern

7:30 PM ET East Carolina at Southern Miss

8:00 PM ET Toledo at No. 4 Boise State

8:00 PM ET No. 23 Florida State at No. 13 Miami (FL)

8:00 PM ET USC at No. 16 Stanford

8:00 PM ET New Mexico at New Mexico State

8:00 PM ET Mississippi State at Houston

8:00 PM ET Tulsa at Southern Methodist

9:05 PM ET Rice at UTEP

10:00 PM ET Arizona State at Washington

10:00 PM ET Hawaii at Fresno State

10:30 PM ET San Jose State at No. 21 Nevada

[dfwgator]

Oh by the way,

Cam Newton 13-21 211 yards passing, 28 rushes for 197 yards.

[Luke21]

Alabama forgot that wins are on the field and not on sports talk shows. They didn't learn from their Arkansas lesson two weeks ago.

There are many outstanding teams ahead of them, so it is unlikely for the Tide to have much of a season. After their SEC title game loss in 2008, they never even showed up for their bowl game and were hammered by Utah.

Greg McElroy was a class act and shook hands with the SC players. Ingram ran off the field. I think there are some issues with that team, and their defense only returned two starters and is quite pedestrian.

No team deserves a title if they lose by two touchdowns. It made sense to rank Alabama number one until they lost, but at least now we get to see who the real champion is. It ain't Bama.

[dfwgator]

When you are the defending champions, you have to bring it every week, because every opponent (with the exception of Florida), will be geared up and ready to give their best against you.

[Luke21]

They knew the deal. They play opponents every week who have an off week to boot. It was about taking it to the next gear.

We have been Bama fans in my family since Frank Thomas times. But South Carolina physically manhandled them. Auburn beat SC, but for the life of me I don't know how. Auburn wins every game by one point and looks like a kindergarden fire drill.

SC was lucky to beat Georgia, who humiliated themselves against Colorado and then bushwacked Tennessee. This season may have lots of surprises left. Ohio State ain't hoisted the trophy yet. Watch out for Nebraska.

[dfwgator]

It’s tough to win on the road in the SEC.

Florida played terrible but still almost pulled it out. If that game were in Baton Rouge, they lose by 40.

[dfwgator]

I just got off another forum, and now the discussion is that Florida got hosed.

The reason is on the fake, once the ball hit the ground, it was a fumble, and a fumble cannot be advanced on 4th down. Therefore the ball should have been blown dead right there on the spot, and Florida takes over.

If so, Meyer should have known the rule to alert the refs, but it appears everybody missed it.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

A fumble can’t be advanced on a fourth down? Now that is an inexcusable error for the Coach then...he should have argued and made someone “google” the answer.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

It appears that the "real" powers running the Texas Tech football team (donors, ex-regents, and the Chancellor) asked Tuberville to let his Offensive Coordinator actually call plays during the game. We actually can score.

Congrats on your win - I thought of you when I was seeing updates!

[Bat_Chemist]

If that’s what your luck is worth...please wish the Gators luck every week! Great game by the ‘Noles, though.

[SunkenCiv]

For the third straight meeting MSU beat UofM; 536 total offense, 284 passing, intercepted Denard Robinson three times, final 34-17.

College Football Poll Week 6
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2604902/posts

http://www.sbnation.com/ncaa-football/2010/10/10/1742237/college-football-rankings-week-7-polls-winners-losers
“Michigan State is also moving up. The Spartans lurk just outside the top 10 in both polls and stand to benefit from the inevitable SEC carnage.”