Michigan stymied Penn State in the third quarter and finally scored with a minute left in the quarter to pull within one score. 21-14.
BYU 7 Boise St 7 late 2nd Q. Boise driving. It looks cold in Provo based on the sideline gear/clothes. FG Boise. Now it’s Boise 10 - BYU 7. Almost halftime.
McDonald leads Hawaii down the field in a methodical run and shoot drive. FG Hawaii. Hawaii 13 AF 21 The McDonald held the title “Lord of the Isles.” But I suppose those were some different Isles. Much different Isles.
AF has been getting return teams ideas from our film. AF starts the drive inside their own 15 after a KO return catch blunder. And now their fullback (what’s that position) gashes Hawaii for a long run. The Bows’ defense is porous.
10/26 Today has some big-time games, and plenty of other pretty good ones on the schedule. Auburn vs. LSU-- In the battle of the tigers down South, LSU hosts a tough defensive team in Auburn. Burrows is much better than Nix at QB, and that's an understatement. Even Auburn's tight D won't slow down Burrows and crew enough for a win. Plus they're at Baton Rouge at night. Look for the Bayou Bengals to beat the Tigers of the Plains by a few TDs. Wisconsin vs. aOSU--An Ohio State University is on a roll, and probably has the better overall team. In fact, one can argue that aOSU has played better than anyone thus far in 2019. I really want Wisconsin to upset them, but would be a little surprised if it happened. Penn St vs. Michigan St--Penn St travels to MSU to face a tough Spartan D (and an interesting field goal kicker). MSU has the horses on D to keep it close. Look for a classic Big 10 mash up. Penn State's team speed and the overall talent differential would make an MSU win a significant upset. Notre Dame vs. Michigan-- Here's my upset pick. Domers go down at the Big House. Harbaugh redeemed in the eyes of Big Blue fans--until he drops another game and he's right back on an even hotter seat... OSU vs. ISU--The Mullet faces some competent defensive coaching. Let's see how he does. Roll a dice or throw a dart at a board to pick this one... Tech vs. KU--Tech struggles to hang in or near the middle of the Big 12 pack. But today, KU is off and is a bit of a let down after an epic struggle against the Mighty Longhorns. Look for Tech to light it up, but give up almost as many points. Tech wins in a fairly close high scoring game. Iowa vs. Northwestern--Iowa downs NW in a low-scoring smash mouth classic Big 10 game. Iowa is better, possibly much better than the 1-5 Cats. Iowa plays good D, very good D, but without much of an O to round it out. Hawkeyes control the game but don't win by that much on the scoreboard. Miss. St. vs. aTm--A battle of the maroon farmer types in the SEC. This should be a good gauge of whether the ags are: (i) a pretty good team who just can't take it to the next level, (ii) a team destined for perpetual mediocrity, or (iii) a dumpster fire. As usual, Mond has a difficult time getting the ags O hitting on all cylinders. Flip a coin for the winner. These teams are pretty equal. Arkansas vs. Alabama--Normally, this should be a hog slaughter. But with Tua hurt, the Hogs only go down by a respectable margin. Boston College vs. Clemson-- Watch out for the trap game. BC often plays Clemson tough, and the Tigers haven't been themselves in some recent games. Ariz St vs. UCLA--Can 2-5 UCLA extinguish the dumpster fire? I doubt it. Look for 5-2 Ariz St to top the Bruins in LA. Cal. vs. Utah--Cal travels to Salt Lake to take on the 6-1 South division leading Youts. Cal's good pass rush makes it surprisingly close, but look for the Youts to prevail. Washington St. v. Oregon--The Pirate goes Duck hunting (with some wooden pistols or a musket or something), but probably shoots blanks. O's QB Herbert is very good, and WSU's porous run D gives the Ducks plenty of opportunity to waddle down the field. While I'd like the Pirate in an upset, it's unlikely at Autzen this time.
How was that an interception by the aggs? Replay is almost worthless in college because those guys have the eyes of a bat.
