College football Week 15 thread

They should really get someone with Pac-12 ties - it will probably save them money hiring a Joe Moorhead, Andy Ludwig type.

 

I briefly had the game on in the fourth. QB for Arizona threw an interception for the 7th turnover of the game. Arizona had as many turnovers as points. They takes talent.

 

ASU ran the opening kickoff back 100+ yards. UofA fumbled inside its own 10. ASU scored on the next play. 14-0 after about 45 seconds. UofA four turnovers in the first half, 3 fumbles and a pick. It also fumbled at the goal line at the end of a promising drive. ASU followed with a 93-yard touchdown run. Didn't watch a lot of the second half because I thought I was going to run out of fingers adding up all the turnovers.

 

Spartans down 20-7 at the half, just dominate the third quarter to win 30-20. Here we come Boise!

S-J-S-U San Jose State!

 

Spartans 6-0! No reason to stop now.

 

ABC moved Michigan State-Penn State into the Michigan-Ohio State time slot at noon
Only one reason why
MSU is debuting its Gruff Sparty helmets

 

I guessed I flashed back to the days it was ABC all day — Michigan-Ohio State at noon and USC-UCLA at 3:30
One year I remember seeing USC-UCLA as the Fox Sports 10:30 pm game
Very strange

 

UAB with 69 scholarship players making the trip to Rice. Top two RB's, both starting safeties, and three outside LB's out.

 

70-7 is how you do it.

It'll be fun soon when Tucson is good enough again and Tempe is down again and Tucson goes to town on Tempe.

 

Nice.

 

They haven't played in 42 days. Beat Rice on the road and win the division on the mathematical tiebreaker the conference set.

We'll see. 7-6 UAB late in the 2nd.