College football week 12 thread

Temple, which is 1-8, just took a 36-29 lead over 7-1 Central Florida with 2:02 left.

 

Andre Williams finished with 339 yards on 42 carries and 2 TDs. (Would have had a third, but fumbled on the 1 going in and was recovered by a receiver in the end zone for a Boston College TD). 1,810 yards rushing in 10 games. To borrow a phrase from Keith Jackson: "He's a hoss and a half."

 

And UCF quickly tied it again on one of the best catches I've seen.

 

This Bortles kid is the American Athletic Conference version of Andrew Luck with these comebacks.

 

UCF tied the game, forced a 3-and-out, completed a 64-yard pass & kicked a 23-yard field goal for the 39-36 win over Temple, all in the last 90 seconds.

By the way, here's the game-tying TD catch by UCF's J.J. Worton:

 

I may be mistaken, but in watching the highlights of that game, I could have sworn UCF scored the tying touchdown with 11 seconds left. How in the hell did they have time to force a 3-and-out AND complete a 64-yard pass in 9 seconds?

 

There was 1:06 left when they tied it.

 

Aubie looking pretty good early. 10-0 in the first.

 

Yeah, he can play. Might be as good or better than Teddy Bridgewater. UCF could be headed for a BCS bowl, but three more games to play.

 

OK. Thanks. That makes a lot more sense.

 

Florida State with 264 yards on its first 17 plays (15.6 per play). Leads Syracuse 28-0 after first quarter.

 

Nothing against him, because he's fun to watch. But he's not as good or better than Bridgewater.