2022 NCAA Football Thread (non-Tulane)

[krewe of ham and eggs]

Marshall up late on notre dame by 11. Notre dame has no answers. Both qbs look awful. Meanwhile app st is hanging right with Texas a&m. Thank goodness we got the cusa metro teams while the sun belt got the actual good programs.

Fun fact was telling my wife an hour ago that the AAC should've invited ODU over UNCC...yeah Charlotte is a bigger city but nobody there cares about the school (lived there and now in VA Beach). ECU and Navy are regional rivals and the games in Norfolk would sell out easily.

[krewe of ham and eggs]

App State takes down aTm

[OGSB]

The Scott Frost era at Nebraska probably doesn’t have too much longer to go. Another one score loss. Ga Southern 45 Nebraska 42

[tulaneoutlaw]

The Scott Frost era at Nebraska probably doesn’t have too much longer to go. Another one score loss. Ga Southern 45 Nebraska 42

I predict it ends somewhere after Oct. 1. His buyout gets cut in half after that date. Losing 10 straight one score games is something.

[waverider]

Missouri leading Abilene Christian 17-3 with about 3 mins left in the half. How bad is AC? They fair caught a punt inside the 1 yd line

[OGSB]

Good news for Nebraska. It doesn’t look like they’re going to lose by 1 score this week.

[PeteRasche]

Good news for Nebraska. It doesn’t look like they’re going to lose by 1 score this week.

If they get whipped the next few games (where it's obvious they weren't going to compete with or without Frost), it's going to really chafe those who care about the extra buyout money they coughed up in canning him last week. And the irony is that their fans will b**ch about it, but the move was clearly done to appease those exact same fans, whom the administration surely felt needed to see a move made.

[PeteRasche]

Ending of the year (so far) and after hosting CFGD no less.

[tulaneoutlaw]

Northwestern lost to southern Illinois.

Marshall followed up their big win with a loss to bowling Green.

Missouri St with petrino giving Arkansas all it can handle

[PeteRasche]

Northwestern lost to southern Illinois.

Marshall followed up their big win with a loss to bowling Green.

Missouri St with petrino giving Arkansas all it can handle

Was just coming here to comment on Marshall. So I guess the current frontrunner for G5 rep in the NY6 is... TULANE!

[long green]

ULL loses to Rice in Houston, 33-21. Billy Napier is not walking through that door.

[GSx]

ULL loses to Rice in Houston, 33-21. Billy Napier is not walking through that door.

Nor is that group of assistants (he really had a quality staff).
Rice is slowly improving; thank goodness, as we'll be playing them ever year.

In other games, Alcorn won at McNeese.
That SMU's defense is leaky isn't surprising. But they left a lot of yards on the table. They have a great receiver.

[PeteRasche]

Arizona State fired Herm Edwards. After Frost last week and now this, time for LG to start the annual "carousel" thread?

[waverider]

ULL loses to Rice in Houston, 33-21. Billy Napier is not walking through that door.

Nor is that group of assistants (he really had a quality staff).
Rice is slowly improving; thank goodness, as we'll be playing them ever year.

In other games, Alcorn won at McNeese.
That SMU's defense is leaky isn't surprising. But they left a lot of yards on the table. They have a great receiver.

I know it’s only one guy, but didn’t one of his assistants get the HC job? I don’t know if any others from Napier’s staff stayed.

[tulaneoutlaw]

ULL loses to Rice in Houston, 33-21. Billy Napier is not walking through that door.

Nor is that group of assistants (he really had a quality staff).
Rice is slowly improving; thank goodness, as we'll be playing them ever year.

In other games, Alcorn won at McNeese.
That SMU's defense is leaky isn't surprising. But they left a lot of yards on the table. They have a great receiver.

I know it’s only one guy, but didn’t one of his assistants get the HC job? I don’t know if any others from Napier’s staff stayed.

Yeah they went internal and hired an assistant and former ull qb. Desormeaux is the name I believe

[long green]

Arizona State fired Herm Edwards. After Frost last week and now this, time for LG to start the annual "carousel" thread?

Yes it is, because if I don’t do it now I’ll have to talk about four or more openings whenever Georgia Tech and Colorado pull their respective triggers.

[tulaneoutlaw]

Arizona State fired Herm Edwards. After Frost last week and now this, time for LG to start the annual "carousel" thread?

Yes it is, because if I don’t do it now I’ll have to talk about four or more openings whenever Georgia Tech and Colorado pull their respective triggers.

Auburn too.

[PeteRasche]

Missouri drives the field in the final minutes and gets a 26 yard chip shot field goal to win at Auburn... And misses it. We go to overtime.

Missouri's PK is 257 pounds and does not take warm-up kicks. They call him "the thicker kicker". Coulda used a warm-up swing.

If Auburn loses - and they should have already - Harsin would be unemployed before we all sit down for dinner this evening. Still might, even if they win.

Edit: Auburn wins by mere inches. Auburn gets a FG in OT (after Missouri nearly intercepts on 3rd down and jumps offsides on a missed FG attempt, allowing a second successful attempt). On Missouri's possession, player is running for the goal and changes hands with the ball to reach for the goal line (and victory) and loses the ball inches before the line, with Auburn falling on the fumble in the end zone.

[OGSB]

MTSU 24-3 over Miami mid 2nd quarter

[Marathon Wave]

Prior usm opponent, Miami (FL) is losing to Middle TN by 2 TD's.
38-24

9 mins left in game.

[PeteRasche]

App State is down 14-0 to ... Texas State? Meanwhile, UConn has a 14-0 lead on FIU. Weird evening thus far.

Kansas State up early on Iowa State, 7-3, in what my KSU co-worker says is called the "corn vs. wheat game". Go wheat!

[tulaneoutlaw]

App State is down 14-0 to ... Texas State? Meanwhile, UConn has a 14-0 lead on FIU. Weird evening thus far.

Kansas State up early on Iowa State, 7-3, in what my KSU co-worker says is called the "corn vs. wheat game". Go wheat!

Farmageddon some call it

[gerryb323]

App State is down 14-0 to ... Texas State? Meanwhile, UConn has a 14-0 lead on FIU. Weird evening thus far.

Kansas State up early on Iowa State, 7-3, in what my KSU co-worker says is called the "corn vs. wheat game". Go wheat!

Farmageddon some call it

It's a real barn burner so far!

[OGSB]

Kansas St wins 10-9. Didn’t give up a TD.

[PeteRasche]

Oklahoma destroys Kansas (not nearly as close as the final 10 point difference). Normality returns.
UConn heading for (maybe) their third straight FBS win. That's... not normal.