Few scores
Cuse 7-0
Minnesota 3-0
Cincy 7-0
Memphis 7-0
Uconn 7-0
Army 7-0
Cuse 7-0
Minnesota 3-0
Cincy 7-0
Memphis 7-0
Uconn 7-0
Army 7-0
Texas on the board 7-0
Texas 14-3
Bunch of ranked teams losing early on
GT #23 losing 21-14
Oklahoma St. #16 losing 21-7
Penn St. #8 losing 24-17
Kansas St. #17 losing 14-10
GT #23 losing 21-14
Oklahoma St. #16 losing 21-7
Penn St. #8 losing 24-17
Kansas St. #17 losing 14-10
How do these same mid-ranked teams like OK state & K State always lose games they are supposed to win year after year?
Yep,makes you wonder if they should even be ranked early in the season.
I wouldn't put KSt and OKSt in that same category as typically KanSt overachieves while Gundy can get his team up for a big game, but struggles versus teams they are better than...such as Arkansas +10 at Stillwater. Watching that game, Ark has completely dominated other than a OKSt pick-six and another Ark fumble. Ark better not get too conservative in the 2h even though their QB is very prone to making mistakes.
Pittsburgh came back on Cincy
Cincy 27-25
Cincy 27-25
Pittsburgh didn't look good for most of the day
But they get the cover in the end
But they get the cover in the end
Coach is a bust
1 & done
Coach you're talking is one & done is Harbaugh, correct?
Michigan lost players/starters each and every year and won the following year but........ there biggest loss was the advantage Harbaugh got with his scouting before playing whoever aka knowing the play before it was run helped more than Harbaugh will admit but we will see how his leadership works in the NFL?
This new coach that was the assistant last season.
He's a bum
watching SC/KY both look like underdogs the rest of season
Everyone forgot about this.... https://www.espn.com/college-footba...n-2-years-probation-football-infractions-case
Kentucky and the NCAA reached a settlement Friday over infractions that included 11 football players getting paid for work they did not perform in 2021 and '22.
KY Health was involved... They paid these players for work not performed? KY Health had comment... and no investigation? BTW Stoops contract is 1 billion
Everyone forgot about this.... https://www.espn.com/college-footba...n-2-years-probation-football-infractions-case
Kentucky and the NCAA reached a settlement Friday over infractions that included 11 football players getting paid for work they did not perform in 2021 and '22.
KY Health was involved... They paid these players for work not performed? KY Health had comment... and no investigation? BTW Stoops contract is 1 billion
