College Football
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ralphfan
Thank you based god
The Jump Around stuff at Wisconsin looks so badass.
It's a shame Brian Wilson and the Rally Monkey have ruined that song.
And Sacramento State beat Oregon State. Wow.
Houston beat UCLA, which satisfies me. I can't stand UCLA's fans or their coach.
Cal's looked good in some areas and terrible in others today.
It's a shame Brian Wilson and the Rally Monkey have ruined that song.
And Sacramento State beat Oregon State. Wow.
Houston beat UCLA, which satisfies me. I can't stand UCLA's fans or their coach.
Cal's looked good in some areas and terrible in others today.
ralphfan
Thank you based god
Not a great day for the Pac-12.
Washington: Beat Eastern Washington, 30-27
Washington State: Beat Idaho State, 64-21
Oregon State: Lost to Sacramento State, 29-28 in overtime
Oregon: Lost to LSU, 40-27
Cal: Beat Fresno State, 36-21
Stanford: Beat San Jose State, 57-3
USC: Beat Minnesota, 19-17
UCLA: Lost @ Houston, 38-34
Arizona State: Beat UC Davis on Thursday, 48-14
Arizona: Leads Northern Arizona, 21-10 in the 3rd quarter
Utah: Beat Montana State on Thursday, 27-10
Colorado: Losing to Hawaii, 17-0 at halftime
So if the two current games hold up, the conference will be 8-4 on the week, which wouldn't be so bad unless you looked at who the teams played and how narrowly most of them won by.
Washington State, Cal, Stanford, Arizona State (maybe Arizona depending on how their game goes) and Utah all won by at least 14, but only Cal and Stanford beat FCS teams.
Washington, (possibly Arizona) and USC won by less than 14 against teams they should've beaten by more. USC had to deal with some suspensions, of course.
As for the losers...
Oregon lost to an extremely good team. Still, they didn't look too great and who knows how much LSU would've won by if not for the suspensions.
Oregon State lost to an FCS team. IIRC, Stanford was the last team in the conference to do that, against UC Davis a few years ago. (Washington State might've lost to one within the last few years, though)
UCLA lost to a mediocre team.
Colorado (assuming they don't come back) lost to a mediocre team, their 19th road loss in a row.
Washington: Beat Eastern Washington, 30-27
Washington State: Beat Idaho State, 64-21
Oregon State: Lost to Sacramento State, 29-28 in overtime
Oregon: Lost to LSU, 40-27
Cal: Beat Fresno State, 36-21
Stanford: Beat San Jose State, 57-3
USC: Beat Minnesota, 19-17
UCLA: Lost @ Houston, 38-34
Arizona State: Beat UC Davis on Thursday, 48-14
Arizona: Leads Northern Arizona, 21-10 in the 3rd quarter
Utah: Beat Montana State on Thursday, 27-10
Colorado: Losing to Hawaii, 17-0 at halftime
So if the two current games hold up, the conference will be 8-4 on the week, which wouldn't be so bad unless you looked at who the teams played and how narrowly most of them won by.
Washington State, Cal, Stanford, Arizona State (maybe Arizona depending on how their game goes) and Utah all won by at least 14, but only Cal and Stanford beat FCS teams.
Washington, (possibly Arizona) and USC won by less than 14 against teams they should've beaten by more. USC had to deal with some suspensions, of course.
As for the losers...
Oregon lost to an extremely good team. Still, they didn't look too great and who knows how much LSU would've won by if not for the suspensions.
Oregon State lost to an FCS team. IIRC, Stanford was the last team in the conference to do that, against UC Davis a few years ago. (Washington State might've lost to one within the last few years, though)
UCLA lost to a mediocre team.
Colorado (assuming they don't come back) lost to a mediocre team, their 19th road loss in a row.
SonicMario
Star Spirit
Wow I can't believe the Wolverines pulled out the victory the way they did. Down 24-7 to Notre Dame. Giving up a touchdown in the last minute of the game and then winning the game with a touchdown with only 2 seconds left in the game? That's amazing.