NCAA 2009

[Ed Anger]

I'm addicted to Brent Musburger.

Admit it: you made your childbride get a pixie cut and wear Herbstreit's jersey when you do her from behind.

Sounds awesome, but short hair? yuck.

[ulmont]

The Georgia Tech - FSU game was not football as we know it.  9 possessions, 9 touchdowns in the first half, 49-44 final score.  Like playing Tecmo Bowl or something.

[PDH]

The Georgia Tech - FSU game was not football as we know it.  9 possessions, 9 touchdowns in the first half, 49-44 final score.  Like playing Tecmo Bowl or something.

Sounds like the old WAC

[FunkMonk]

Bama hurdled Texas in the rankings. 

[Eddie Teach]

1 Alabama
2 Boise State
3 Miami (FL)
4 Florida
5 Cincinnati
6 Virginia Tech
7 Texas
8 Oregon
9 South Florida
10 Nebraska
11 Iowa
12 Brigham Young
13 Kansas
14 Oklahoma State
15 Houston
16 USC
17 Georgia Tech
18 Utah
19 Penn State
20 LSU
21 Oklahoma
22 Ohio State
23 TCU
24 South Carolina
25 Notre Dame




It's the fan rankings. That's why we leave this to reporters and coaches.

[derspiess]

Woo-hoo, WVU is #28

Now watch them get upset by Marshall next weekend.

[Berkut]

Sigh. Why even have replay if you cannot get it right WITH the replay?

[katmai]

How quickly the ref starts blaming the refs

[Berkut]

How quickly the ref starts blaming the refs

Actually, I am generally the opposite, but this time - uggh, that is just horrible.

You have to admit that was a terrible call.

[katmai]

I'll gladly admit it looked to me like it hit the turf, but i haven't read anything from national or even the few Arizona beat writers saying it was horrible call. 

[MadBurgerMaker]

What happened on that play that makes it so significant?

Edit:  Oh was that this play:

The throw was low and behind Dean, deflecting off his left foot and into the arms of Foster who ran untouched for the shocking touchdown.

?

[grumbler]

What happened on that play that makes it so significant?

I think it was ruled an interception.

[lustindarkness]

To me it just looks like someone who can't dance.

[grumbler]

To me it just looks like someone who can't dance.

[Berkut]

What happened on that play that makes it so significant?

Edit:  Oh was that this play:

The throw was low and behind Dean, deflecting off his left foot and into the arms of Foster who ran untouched for the shocking touchdown.

?

Yep, it was a bizarre play. It didn't even deflect high - just straight into Fosters hands. I liked how the announcers were going on about what a "playmaker" he was - apparently he had something to do with it, beyond having the sense to run into the endzone.