American Football (NFL, College, etc.)

shin2 wrote:This has been such a wild and wacky collegiate football season. I love it. I just hope someone beats the Buckeyes during the regular season.

They've still got Illinois and Michigan at the end of the season... :)

Sorry Niners' fans, it's all my fault: :bow: I turn on the TV and it's Niners leading 7-6. Next play Niners fumble, Giants drive for a TD. Giants kickoff, Niners throw an interception. Think I better change the channel. :beaten:

Can anyone stop the Patriots?

Six TD passes for Tom Brady in a 49-28 rout of the Dolphins. :sweat:

Great Sunday Night game: Broncos beat the Steelers, 31-28.

Colts at Jaguars tomorrow. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:Great Sunday Night game: Broncos beat the Steelers, 31-28.

Colts at Jaguars tomorrow. :sweat:

It would've been a lot greater if the Steelers had won... :grumble: :shamefulcry: :bonk:

pearl jam wrote:It would've been a lot greater if the Steelers had won... :grumble: :shamefulcry: :bonk:

That's why it was a great game. :beaten:

I'm amazed how far Cal has fallen since sniffing the No 1 ranking. Cliff dive.

dochira wrote:I'm amazed how far Cal has fallen since sniffing the No 1 ranking. Cliff dive.

I think it exposed how overrated they are, as well as some of the other "BCS contending" teams.

Though not as spectacular and the Patriots, the Colts lead Jacksonville, 29-7, with about four minutes remaining in the game...

If the Colts get by the Panthers in Carolina and the Patriots beat the Redskins at Foxborough, the showdown of the undefeateds will be in Indianapolis on November 4.... :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
I think it exposed how overrated they are, as well as some of the other "BCS contending" teams.

I was hoping a local team would be able to do something. Boy was I wrong.

dochira wrote:I was hoping a local team would be able to do something. Boy was I wrong.

That mental breakdown they had against Oregon State screwed them up psychologically, I think: The number one spot was theirs for the taking.

dochira wrote:
I was hoping a local team would be able to do something. Boy was I wrong.

Well, Stanford did upset USC.

Big Pac 10 game this weekend: Oregon vs. USC. Go Nike Ducks!

shin2 wrote:
Well, Stanford did upset USC.

True, but they're rebuilding under Jim Harbaugh. It is a difference compared to a last few seasons. I went to UC Davis, and the fact that they beat Stanford was something else.

shin2 wrote:Well, Stanford did upset USC.

Big Pac 10 game this weekend: Oregon vs. USC. Go Nike Ducks!

Go Duckies!!!! :victory: :woot: :dancing:

Number 2 Boston College almost got upset last night, scoring a TD with 11 seconds remaining to beat number 8 Virginia Tech, 14-10.... :sweat:

Good news: USC loses to Oregon, 24-17. :woot:

Bad news: UCLA plays down to the level of their opponent once again and loses to Pac-10 cellar-dweller Washington State, 27-7. :shakehead:

First ever NFL game outside of the U.S.: Giants vs. Dolphins in the UK. :)

bmwracer wrote:Good news: USC loses to Oregon, 24-17. :woot:

Bad news: UCLA plays down to the level of their opponent once again and loses to Pac-10 cellar-dweller Washington State, 27-7. :shakehead:

Having Nike U. beat Hollywood U. is a good thing for the reputation of the Pac 10.

So is Arizona State remaining undefeated after coming from behind to beat a rapidly disintegrating Cal team.

UCLA is the most manic-depressive team in college football. You really have to look at the coaching when a team is so up and down like they have been this season.

Ohio State's thrashing of Penn State only proves that the Buckeyes haven't played anyone real good thus far. Yes, they have been very impressive, but. . . .

BC doesn't look like a BCS championship game team, at least not yet.

Hana hou, Hawaii wen buss em up. Da buggahs stay undefeated. Awright den.

Saints looks like they'll have an easy game in SF :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

Dolphins and Rams lose again... Can they both run the table and lose all of their games this season? :beaten: