**** OFFICIAL College Football Week 10 Game Thread ****

[DaKCMan AP]

All times EST.

Thursday
6:00 Eastern Michigan at Ohio - ESPNU
7:30 Virginia Tech at Miami - ESPN
9:15 Middle Tennessee at Western Kentucky - ESPNU

Friday
Washington at California - ESPN2

Saturday
12:00 Missouri at #7 Florida - ESPN2
12:00 Temple at #10 Louisville - ABC
12:00 #12 Oklahoma at Iowa State - ABC
12:00 #16 Texas A&M at #15 Mississippi State - ESPN
12:00 Vanderbilt at Kentucky - ESPNU
12:00 Michigan at Minnesota - Big10N
12:00 Houston at East Carolina
12:00 Air Force at Army - CBSSN
12:00 Miami (OH) at Buffalo
12:00 Syracuse at Cincinnati - BigEN
12:00 Troy at Tennessee - ESPN3
12:21 Tulsa at Arkansas - SECN
12:30 New Mexico State at Auburn - ESPN3
12:30 Georgia Tech at Maryland - ESPN3
12:30 Virginia at NC State - ESPN3
1:00 Western Michigan at Central Michigan - ESPN3
2:00 #14 Stanford at Colorado - FX
2:00 Memphis at Marshall
2:00 Akron at Kent State - ESPN3
3:00 TCU at #21 West Virginia - FOX
3:00 Washington State at Utah - Pac12N
3:00 Texas State at Utah State
3:30 Pittsburgh at #3 Notre Dame - NBC
3:30 Ole Miss at #6 Georgia - CBS
3:30 #23 Texas at #18 Texas Tech - ABC/ESPN2
3:30 #20 Nebraska at Michigan State - ABC/ESPN2
3:30 FIU at South Alabama
3:30 Iowa at Indiana - Big10N
3:30 Boston College at Wake Forest - ESPN3
3:30 Illinois at ohio state - ESPN
3:30 Kansas at Baylor
3:30 Florida Atlantic at Navy - CBSSN
3:30 Massachusetts at NOrthern Illinois
3:30 Penn State at Purdue - ESPNU
3:30 Rice at Tulane
4:00 UTSA at #25 Louisiana Tech - ESPN3
4:00 Louisiana-Lafayette at Louisiana-Monroe - ESPN3
4:00 New Mexico at UNLV
4:30 Colorado State at Wyoming
5:00 San Jose State at Idaho
5:00 Arkansas State at North Texas
7:00 #4 Oregon at #17 USC - FOX
7:00 #13 Clemson at Duke - ESPN2
7:00 UConn at USF - ESPNU
7:00 Hawaii at Fresno State
7:00 Southern Methodist at UCF - CBSSN
7:30 UAB at Southern Miss
8:00 #1 Alabama at #5 LSU - CBS
8:00 #24 Oklahoma State at #2 Kansas State - ABC
10:30 Arizona State at #11 Oregon State - ESPN2
10:30 San Diego State at #19 Boise State - CBSSN
10:30 #22 Arizona at UCLA - Pac12N


Enjoy the games!

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

The team that USC lost to last week lost 49-0 to Oregon. But yeah, USC is ****ing fantastic in 2012!

Wut? Yup, Arizona lost 49-0. WTF does that have to do with Kiffin's Tampa 2?

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Probably not. Not if KSU keeps winning, anyway, and I'm pretty sure they will.

Well, we'll see. I'm not sure how the math will shake out. If USC happens to beat Notre Dame, I'm guessing Oregon will leap frog K-State.

Either way, there is a lot of football left to be played, including the SEC championship game.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Sorter

Oregon is capable of competing with Alabama because they have enough speed and talent on both sides of the ball and present a different style that no team is prepared for entirely.
That's what I'm saying. You said that every team that plays the SEC in the NC game gets blown out. That is not true because of Oregon. You really need to develop some reading comprehension skills. They could serve you well later in life.

Go look at how Oregon fared against LSU last year, then get back to me.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Sorter

Oregon is capable of competing with Alabama because they have enough speed and talent on both sides of the ball and present a different style that no team is prepared for entirely.
That's what I'm saying. You said that every team that plays the SEC in the NC game gets blown out. That is not true because of Oregon. You really need to develop some reading comprehension skills. They could serve you well later in life.

No, I simply generalized to make a point. If you want to get specific, SEC teams are 7-0 in NC games against non-SEC teams over the last 10 years with multiple blowouts over that time (and you're right, 2010 Oregon was not among them, but they still lost...like every other team that has come up against the SEC).

It would be foolish to think this trend will change any time soon (or that Oregon is any kind of an exception to this rule because of a three point loss two years ago).

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Go look at how Oregon fared against LSU last year, then get back to me.

Oregon turned the ball over 4 times that game. Lost 40-27.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Sorter

Oregon turned the ball over 4 times that game. Lost 40-27.

Exactly.

And 7 of their 27 points were scored in garbage time with 13 seconds left in the game. At that point LSU had doubled them up 40-20.

Expect similar results if they play Bama.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

No, I simply generalized to make a point. If you want to get specific, SEC teams are 7-0 in NC games against non-SEC teams over the last 10 years with multiple blowouts over that time (and you're right, 2010 Oregon was not among them, but they still lost...like every other team that has come up against the SEC).

It would be foolish to think this trend will change any time soon (or that Oregon is any kind of an exception to this rule because of a three point loss two years ago).

I think that Oregon is the only tea that is capable of competing with an SEC team in a NC game. You didn't. That's your prerogative.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Sorter

You're a ****ing MORON for saying that USC offensively is "mediocre".


Dumbass.

Who needs some reading comp practice now? I didn't say they were "offensively mediocre." I said their team was mediocre. And it very clearly is. NCAA teams that aren't mediocre don't lose to Arizona.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Exactly.

And 7 of their 27 points were scored in garbage time with 13 seconds left in the game. At that point LSU had doubled them up 40-20.

Expect similar results if they play Bama.

Can you tell me why I should expect that over the 22-19 score they had against a clearly better offensive team in Auburn with Cam Newton? Additionally, the Ducks are better on offense this year than with Darron Thomas.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Who needs some reading comp practice now? I didn't say they were "offensively mediocre." I said their team was mediocre. And it very clearly is. NCAA teams that aren't mediocre don't lose to Arizona.

Mediocre? No way. Under performing? Certainly.

USC is a still a bowl team. They have a lot of flaws, mainly due to the fact that they've been hammered by NCAA penalties. It's actually a miracle they've played as well as they've played during this time.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by Sorter

I think that Oregon is the only tea that is capable of competing with an SEC team in a NC game. You didn't. That's your prerogative.

There isn't much reason to think that they have a particularly good chance against them based on what we know about the history of such situations.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Sorter

Can you tell me why I should expect that over the 22-19 score they had against a clearly better offensive team in Auburn with Cam Newton? Additionally, the Ducks are better on offense this year than with Darron Thomas.

Can you tell me how a 2010 Auburn team that averaged 41.6ppg is "a clearly better offensive team" than the 2012 Alabama team that averages 40.6ppg?

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Well, we'll see. I'm not sure how the math will shake out. If USC happens to beat Notre Dame, I'm guessing Oregon will leap frog K-State.

Either way, there is a lot of football left to be played, including the SEC championship game.

Maybe. And even that possibility that would take USC beating Notre Dame first, which is pretty much 50/50 in my mind.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

There isn't much reason to think that they have a particularly good chance against them based on what we know about the history of such situations.

Because Oregon has such a rich history playing the SEC?

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Can you tell me how a 2010 Auburn team that averaged 41.6ppg is "a clearly better offensive team" than the 2012 Alabama team that averages 40.6ppg?

Cam Newton?

Is this a real question?