**** OFFICIAL College Football Week 8 Game Thread ****
 

All times EST.

Thursday
8:00 UCF at UAB
9:00 UCLA at Arizona - ESPN

Friday
8:00 #15 West Virginia at Syracuse
8:00 Rutgers at Louisville

Saturday
12:00 #4 Oklahoma State at Missouri - FX
12:00 North Carolina at #7 Clemson - ESPN
12:00 #11 Kansas State at Kansas
12:00 #23 Illinois at Purdue - ESPN2
12:00 Cincinnati at South Florida - ESPN3
12:00 Jacksonville State at Kentucky - ESPNU
12:00 Indiana at Iowa
12:21 #9 Arkansas at Ole Miss - ESPN3
12:30 Wake Forest at Duke - ESPN3
2:00 New Mexico at TCU
3:00 Boston College at #12 Virginia Tech - ESPN3
3:00 Idaho State at BYU
3:30 #20 Auburn at #1 LSU - CBS
3:30 Air Force at #5 Boise State - Versus
3:30 #13 Nebraska at Minnesota - ABC/ESPN2
3:30 #17 Texas A&M at Iowa State - ABC
3:30 #22 Georgia Tech at Miami - ESPN
3:30 Maryland at Florida State - ABC/ESPN2
3:30 Temple at Bowling Green
3:30 NC State at Virginia - ESPNU
3:40 #10 Oregon at Colorado
4:05 Fresno State at Nevada - ESPN3
4:30 Marshall at #19 Houston
7:00 #21 Penn State at Northwestern
7:00 Utah at California
7:00 Army at Vanderbilt - ESPNU
7:00 Tulsa at Rice
7:15 Tennessee at #2 Alabama - ESPN2
7:30 USC at Notre Dame - NBC
8:00 Texas Tech at #3 Oklahoma - ABC
8:00 #6 Wisconsin at #16 Michigan State - ESPN
8:00 #25 Washington at #8 Stanford - ABC
10:30 Oregon State at Washington State


Enjoy the games!

WVU 9
Syracuse 14

Good game

WVU gets rocked by Syracuse, losing to them for the 2nd year in a row.

How did the qb from WV look? Watched him a little against LSU.

He looked awful. But then again, Syracuse looked really, really good tonight against WVU. The WVU defense reminded me of the Chiefs defense in the sense they gave up alot of points and forgot how to cover the TE. Syracuse had like two TE's that absolutely abused the WVU defense.

http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsports...villes-conner/

The scene was all too familiar to Rutgers, a player lying prone and motionless on the playing field following a hit as both teams anxiously looked on, praying to catch a glimpse of some kind of movement.

The sobering news is that the playing career of Louisville’s Anthony Conner is likely over. The uplifting news, however, is that Conner will be able to walk again.

In the second quarter of what would become a 16-14 win by the Cardinals over the Scarlet Knights, Conner suffered a broken neck while tackling RU receiver Mohamed Sanu. The senior cornerback has movement in all of his extremities and is expected to walk again.

The injury, however, was likely a career-ending one.

“Anthony Conner, it’s so sad,” head coach Charlie Strong said. “Our prayers go out to him and his family, but he ended up breaking his neck. He isn’t paralyzed, but, uh. …

“His career will probably be over. When he was on the field, he was talking. He would squeeze your hand. I just found out, right during a timeout during the game (about the broken neck).”

On Oct. 16 of last year, Rutgers defensive lineman Eric LeGrand was paralyzed during a kickoff return and has not walked since. During the game and after Conner’s injury, LeGrand tweeted “Praying for the Louisville DB“.

“It’s a sad feeling, but he’s going to pull through,” U of L safety Hakeem Smith said. “He’s good, we are all going to come together and keep praying for him.”

Our best wishes are with Conner for both a speedy recovery and a normal life with or without football.

Lined up across field, Kansas longsnaps ball to punter for victory jog into end zone during warmups. Punter fumbles ball, has to chase it.

KellisRobinett Kellis Robinett I sure hope KU students are a late-arriving crowd. If not, we're going to have a lot of empty seats today. Student section half full.

Let's do this!!

Announcers struggling to find positives in KU.

Packed house in Lawrence

MESHAK

Meshak? More like MESACK

He's on pace to have 15 sacks today.