NCAA Football '12-13

[jimmy olsen]

Lol, LSU chokes.

[sbr]

Wow, if LSU pulls this out I wonder how the BCS will play out?

Will LSU skip ahead of any of the three undefeated? I could see Oregon passing ND after that close game.

I don't give two shits about the BCS in early November, nor should anyone with 4 brain cells, but I think the human polls should go*:

Oregon
KSU
LSU
Alabama
Notre Dame

ND is undefeated but I think all four of the other teams are favoured on a neutral field.

*assuming Alabama loss

[sbr]

As for the Oregon game, wow I'm exhausted.

I thought both defences would be better than they were, that was a straight up shoot out.

Kenyon Barner should be Heisman front-runner after 320 yards and 5 TDs against USC.

[katmai]

Holy shit Berkie.

[Berkut]

Yeah, that was kind of amazing. That first half was just a case study in how everything can go exactly right for one team.

[MadImmortalMan]

As for the Oregon game, wow I'm exhausted.

I thought both defences would be better than they were, that was a straight up shoot out.

Kenyon Barner should be Heisman front-runner after 320 yards and 5 TDs against USC.

I dunno. When I see scores like that, I don't think "somebody played good football". I think it was mostly a huge failure. It's like a Pop Warner everybody gets to score funtime.

[sbr]

As for the Oregon game, wow I'm exhausted.

I thought both defences would be better than they were, that was a straight up shoot out.

Kenyon Barner should be Heisman front-runner after 320 yards and 5 TDs against USC.

I dunno. When I see scores like that, I don't think "somebody played good football". I think it was mostly a huge failure. It's like a Pop Warner everybody gets to score funtime.

It is pretty difficult to know what you are talking about a when you don't see a game and only rely on seeing the score.

[CountDeMoney]

I dunno. When I see scores like that, I don't think "somebody played good football". I think it was mostly a huge failure. It's like a Pop Warner everybody gets to score funtime.

It is pretty difficult to know what you are talking about a when you don't see a game and only rely on seeing the score.

In other words, same as the defenses. 

[CountDeMoney]

Lulz, suck it, SoCal.

The USC Trojans' No. 1 ranked recruiting class took a hit on Sunday night as Max Redfield (Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo) announced his decommitment.

USC thought it was all set with its 2013 recruiting class -- until the nation's No. 2 athlete decommitted Sunday.

The separation of Redfield from USC began weeks ago, when the ESPN 150 athlete took an official visit to Notre Dame and was blown away by the experience. Redfield posted the news of his decommitment on his Facebook page:

"Going back on my word is something I never imagined doing and it hurts me to do it but in the end I feel is necessary to do in order to decide what college I want to go to and in the end what path I want to take in life. For many different reasons I am choosing to decommit from USC and re-open recruiting. I am sorry to the people I might let down or hurt in this decision but it is a decision that is crucial for my future athletically, academically, and spiritually."

Redfield added that he would not accept media requests for interviews.

The country's No. 37 player overall and No. 2 athlete will take an official visit to Washington on Nov. 9 and likely will schedule an official visit to Oregon as well. Redfield attended USC's home game against Oregon on Saturday, but this decision is something that has been gaining momentum since the Notre Dame visit in early October.

While the Trojans remain an option for Redfield and other Pac-12 programs will push for his commitment, it's likely that everyone is chasing the Fighting Irish at this point.

USC now has 17 commitments in its 2013 recruiting class.

Watch:  he'll flunk out of Notre Dame after his first semester of English.  HOLY MOTHER DOES NOT SUFFER POOR SENTENCE STRUCTURE

[Eddie Teach]

The country's No. 37 player overall and No. 2 athlete

So what's that mean, lots of turnovers/dropped passes/blown coverage/etc?

[sbr]

They don't know what position he will play.

[Eddie Teach]

Then it's kind of a meaningless ranking. He's just the 37th best rated player in the class.

[sbr]

Then it's kind of a meaningless ranking. He's just the 37th best rated player in the class.

Pretty much.

[sbr]

I dunno. When I see scores like that, I don't think "somebody played good football". I think it was mostly a huge failure. It's like a Pop Warner everybody gets to score funtime.

It is pretty difficult to know what you are talking about a when you don't see a game and only rely on seeing the score.

In other words, same as the defenses. 

I don't get it. 

[MadBurgerMaker]

Darrell Royal died today.