College football 2014

[Eja117]

I need some help understanding this....So if I understand this correctly Lee Corso, Chris Fowler, Desmond Howard, and Kirk Herstreet were on the campus of U of Oregon this morning for College Gameday, which ended at noon.

Now Kirk and Fowler are at Stanford vs USC so I guess they hopped a plane in time for the the 3pm start.

So who does the 6:30 Oregon vs Mich State game and who does Mich vs Notre Dame at 7:30?

I kinda though Kirk and Musburger were the marquee guys that do the marquee games.

[Donoghus]

Fowler replaced Musburger this year on the ESPN #1 team.

I thought Brent was going to the SEC Network and doing their marquee game of the week. 

FOX has MSU-ORE so you get their number one crew of Gus Johnson & Charlie Davis.

No idea who is on Michigan/ND tonight.  Guess it could be Brent if he's not exclusively doing SEC Network stuff.  Or Brad Nessler or Sean McDonough or someone else.

[Donoghus]

Scratch the last part, it's an ND home game so it'll be on NBC.

[Eja117]

Wow. Surprises me that ABC/ESPN went to the campus of a Fox game.

[Moranis]

Wow. Surprises me that ABC/ESPN went to the campus of a Fox game.

they have done gameday from games on CBS in the past as well.  They pick the game of the week, if it is close they obviously will choose the game their network has, but it wasn't close last week.  Oregon/MSU was the game of the week by a wide margin.

[Eja117]

Fun watching BC rush at will against USC

Fun watching S Carolina beat Georgia last second. Not that I'm a Spurier fan.

Kentucky giving some problems for a while to Florida at the swamp.

Rutgers giving PSU all they can handle.

Notre Dame with the hideous uniforms.

UCLA v Texas. Kudos to both teams for a meaningful out of conference game as opposed to Ohio St v Kent State.

East Carolina over Virginia Tech at the end.

[Eja117]

Wow. Surprises me that ABC/ESPN went to the campus of a Fox game.

they have done gameday from games on CBS in the past as well.  They pick the game of the week, if it is close they obviously will choose the game their network has, but it wasn't close last week.  Oregon/MSU was the game of the week by a wide margin.

Wait a minute. This week they were at Fargo North Dakota. That was game of the week?

[Eja117]

Holy moly....Tyler Murphy for Heisman

[Eja117]

the UMass defense has a guy named Holiness and another named Messiah. I'm not making that up.

[Eja117]

So I guess yesterday was the greatest day in the history of Mississippi.

UNC giving ND a good fight till the end on the road, but going down setting up an undefeated ND/FSU game next week.

GT losing its first game to Duke

Two teams in the top ten from Texas duking it out last night and neither one was Texas or Texas AM, with Baylor losing most of the game only to win at the very end.

Michigan getting a lot of help from the refs, but their QB showing a ton of toughness.

[Eja117]

Interesting Pin Stripe Bowl with BC and PSU

[Moranis]

Ohio State with 209 more yards on offense in the first half against Alabama and is losing by 1.  Crazy game.

Total whipping put on by Oregon over FSU earlier.

[Eja117]

F S Who?

Anyone see the Oregon players doing the FSU chop saying Noooo meannnn's noooo  ?

That was fair. FSU is a joke.

[Eja117]

That game was the biggest track meet I've ever seen in football. Kind of a blur

[Moranis]

That game was the biggest track meet I've ever seen in football. Kind of a blur

the blur only works when Oregon can run the ball, but their OL looked like little kids against the front four of Ohio State most of the game.  And I fully expected Ohio State to run all over Oregon just as they did against Alabama.  Ohio State is just a better team.

Now comes the interesting part with Ohio State and its quarterbacks.  Does Cardale Jones declare for the draft? Does Braxton Miller transfer (he has graduated so he can transfer and play immediately)? Who starts next year if at least two of the three return?  Very interesting stuff.  No matter what happens they should be the clear favorites and a near unanimous #1 (if not unanimous) entering the season next year.