What games will you watch this weekend?
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Ohio State at Wisconsin is probably the one I will make sure I am front of the TV for.
Yeah, I'll be watching our remaining opponents. I might even read the Austin Peay boxscore online.
Miss St v BYU if I can find it,Ala v UT hope to see a beating Vandy v UGA might be interesting if Webb is back
I am glad we have a bye week but it sucks from a fan standpoint,that is one more reason to make a bowl game,it extends the season by a month or so.We have gotten a limited dose of football for too many years in a row.
I am glad we have a bye week but it sucks from a fan standpoint,that is one more reason to make a bowl game,it extends the season by a month or so.We have gotten a limited dose of football for too many years in a row.
UT and Bama will probably be a pretty good game,it would be great to see Bama kick the $h!t out of the big orange but I think it will be close
Vols have been squeeking by too much this year. They could use a good *** whipping.
Starting on Friday night:
* Bluefield (VA) Graham @ Galax (VA) with a stop for supper at the Galax Smokehouse....and a pox on these colleges who play on Friday nights.....
On Saturday:
* Vandy - Georgia to start, but channel surfing and ESPN Goal Line on commercial breaks.
* UT - Bammer @ 3:30 with surfing/Goal Line during breaks.
* Ole Miss - Arkansas with surfing/Goal Line between breaks, then finish out the night surfing until the last game goes off.
* Bluefield (VA) Graham @ Galax (VA) with a stop for supper at the Galax Smokehouse....and a pox on these colleges who play on Friday nights.....
On Saturday:
* Vandy - Georgia to start, but channel surfing and ESPN Goal Line on commercial breaks.
* UT - Bammer @ 3:30 with surfing/Goal Line during breaks.
* Ole Miss - Arkansas with surfing/Goal Line between breaks, then finish out the night surfing until the last game goes off.
OSU at WISKY, BAMA AT TENN, WASH AT UCLA, Flip around throughout day checkout Miss st game, UGA game maybe watch some Nebraska ans IU etc.. Be planted in lazy boy most saturday since I lost my hunting spot uuggg. College football Helps me take my mind off bow hunting. Oh well Ive connected with 5 trophy bucks the last 5 years during Bow. Im on DL this year lolz!
MSU game is LATE Friday, and of course jurichs team, always plays on high schools night, guess they haven;t arrived yet.
There are three top ten matchups on the Division I football schedule this weekend: #1 Alabama at #9 Tennessee, #2 Ohio State at #8 Wisconsin and FCS #3 Chattanooga vs FCS #9 The Citadel. I am watching the FCS SOCON showdown on ESPN3.
According to Southern Pigskin.....In mid-October, the Southern Conference is the lone league in the FCS with two undefeated teams, an earmark with an upcoming expiration date. Chattanooga has gone 16-1 in Southern Conference play over the last two-and-half years. The three-time defending league champions have won a postseason game two seasons in a row and are considered, by some, to be the top contender to five-time defending national champion North Dakota State. Dating back this past season, The Citadel has won 12 of 14, its lone losses coming to the Mocs and Charleston Southern, in the playoffs, by one possession. Included in that span are a postseason triumph over Coastal Carolina and a win at SEC foe South Carolina.
The matchup to watch will be The Citadel's triple-option attack against the Mocs' top-ranked defensive unit. Not only do the Bulldogs have the game's most-prolific running game, The Citadel has averaged a mere stumble under 500 yards on the ground over their past three outings and just set a new mark in the FCS this fall with 559 yards in a win over North Greenville. Chattanooga is allowing just 71.7 yards rushing per game, however, and only 2.3 yards per attempt.
In a battle of strength vs strength, something will have to give.
According to Southern Pigskin.....In mid-October, the Southern Conference is the lone league in the FCS with two undefeated teams, an earmark with an upcoming expiration date. Chattanooga has gone 16-1 in Southern Conference play over the last two-and-half years. The three-time defending league champions have won a postseason game two seasons in a row and are considered, by some, to be the top contender to five-time defending national champion North Dakota State. Dating back this past season, The Citadel has won 12 of 14, its lone losses coming to the Mocs and Charleston Southern, in the playoffs, by one possession. Included in that span are a postseason triumph over Coastal Carolina and a win at SEC foe South Carolina.
The matchup to watch will be The Citadel's triple-option attack against the Mocs' top-ranked defensive unit. Not only do the Bulldogs have the game's most-prolific running game, The Citadel has averaged a mere stumble under 500 yards on the ground over their past three outings and just set a new mark in the FCS this fall with 559 yards in a win over North Greenville. Chattanooga is allowing just 71.7 yards rushing per game, however, and only 2.3 yards per attempt.
In a battle of strength vs strength, something will have to give.
Love SoCon football, and Johnson Hagood is a great place to catch a game. Will tune in to this on and off myself. One of the things I love about SoCon football is that there are a lot of nice day trips along with a nice weekend destination like The Citadel (and formerly Georgia Southern, staying in Savannah) to take in.