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Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:22 pm
by WoVeU
I ain't no footballogist or nothing, but I think Mizzou is in trouble.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:29 pm
by RazorHawk
24-0, I would say you are correct. Also, Michigan St is down 17-0 to Iowa. The 5th and 6th unbeaten ranked teams are getting killed. Kind of makes you wonder about the polls, doesn't it. Also, Vegas had Iowa and Nebraska both favored by a touchdown even though they were both ranked 10 spots lower.
This again gives me more belief, that it is not possible to correctly identify the two top teams to play off for a National Championship.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:35 pm
by Spence
I guess that is why they use the last poll of the regular season instead of the first.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:36 pm
by RazorHawk
Spence wrote:I guess that is why they use the last poll of the regular season instead of the first.
Yep, and if there was one more week, then things might change again.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:38 pm
by WoVeU
RazorHawk wrote:Spence wrote:I guess that is why they use the last poll of the regular season instead of the first.
Yep, and if there was one more week, then things might change again.
I have to concur!
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:39 pm
by Grayghost
It would also not be unthinkable that Auburn falls to Miss St. on the road, Oregon to USC, and Utah to Air Force. Since Boise already won this week, and TCU playing an overmatched UNLV team, it is not an unlikely scenario that Boise and TCU are the only two unbeaten teams at the end of the day.
Granted, I don't really think Auburn or Oregon will lose, and of the two, Oregon more likely than Auburn. Air Force beating Utah in Colorado Springs is no stretch at all.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:44 pm
by WoVeU
If Martinez can't play, and your back up has no better timing with the receivers than I do...err, um...you might want to run the ball. Even if you don't move the ball, you might want a possession to last longer than 18 seconds...and not turn it over??!?!?!
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:47 pm
by RazorHawk
Grayghost wrote:It would also not be unthinkable that Auburn falls to Miss St. on the road, Oregon to USC, and Utah to Air Force. Since Boise already won this week, and TCU playing an overmatched UNLV team, it is not an unlikely scenario that Boise and TCU are the only two unbeaten teams at the end of the day.
Granted, I don't really think Auburn or Oregon will lose, and of the two, Oregon more likely than Auburn. Air Force beating Utah in Colorado Springs is no stretch at all.
Auburn is playing at Ole Miss, not Miss St. I don't think they will have any trouble with Ole Miss, but wonder why they are only a 7 point favorite.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:53 pm
by Derek
RazorHawk wrote:Grayghost wrote:It would also not be unthinkable that Auburn falls to Miss St. on the road, Oregon to USC, and Utah to Air Force. Since Boise already won this week, and TCU playing an overmatched UNLV team, it is not an unlikely scenario that Boise and TCU are the only two unbeaten teams at the end of the day.
Granted, I don't really think Auburn or Oregon will lose, and of the two, Oregon more likely than Auburn. Air Force beating Utah in Colorado Springs is no stretch at all.
Auburn is playing at Ole Miss, not Miss St. I don't think they will have any trouble with Ole Miss, but wonder why they are only a 7 point favorite.
It could be the coach who I think you are familiar with.
He upset Florida two years ago.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 5:58 pm
by Grayghost
RazorHawk wrote:Grayghost wrote:It would also not be unthinkable that Auburn falls to Miss St. on the road, Oregon to USC, and Utah to Air Force. Since Boise already won this week, and TCU playing an overmatched UNLV team, it is not an unlikely scenario that Boise and TCU are the only two unbeaten teams at the end of the day.
Granted, I don't really think Auburn or Oregon will lose, and of the two, Oregon more likely than Auburn. Air Force beating Utah in Colorado Springs is no stretch at all.
Auburn is playing at Ole Miss, not Miss St. I don't think they will have any trouble with Ole Miss, but wonder why they are only a 7 point favorite.
Ah...sorry, my mistake...Ole Miss then.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 6:01 pm
by WoVeU
Yeah, more like that!
Helu Jr. is just killing Mizzou!!!
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 6:03 pm
by RazorHawk
They are calling the Ole Miss/Auburn game The "Laptop Stealing Bowl", as both Massoli and Newton have had similar pasts.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 7:50 pm
by billybud
Too many games against good teams and it finally caught up with Mizzou.
A let down game after their upset of Oklahoma could almost be predicted.
Re: Nebraska -v- Mizzou
Posted: Sat Oct 30, 2010 7:53 pm
by Derek
billybud wrote:Too many games against good teams and it finally caught up with Mizzou.
A let down game after their upset of Oklahoma could almost be predicted.
It always seem to go that way.
