College Gameday Thread: Week 7
 

Thursday night:
USC vs California

Friday night:
Hawaii vs San Jose State

Saturday noon:
Indiana vs #4 Wisconsin
#11 Michigan vs #23 Michigan State
#20 Baylor vs #21 Texas A&M
Utah vs Pittsburgh
#15 South Carolina vs Mississippi State
Miami vs North Carolina

Saturday afternoon:
#1 LSU vs Tennessee
#6 Oklahoma State vs #22 Texas
#12 Georgia Tech vs Virginia
Ohio State vs #16 Illinois

Saturday night:
#2 Alabama vs Ole Miss
#8 Clemson vs Maryland
Florida vs #24 Auburn
#7 Stanford vs Washington State
#3 Oklahoma vs Kansas
#18 Arizona State vs #9 Oregon

Full Schedule

Not a great week of games, but I'm looking forward to Michigan-Michigan State.

I'm gonna be at Cal-USC, hopefully us bears can put up a fight!

Stanford is about to slay some Cougars like they're a pool boy.

Looking forward to Mich - Mich St, watching Luck do work, A&M -Baylor and AZ St - Oregon.

If AZ St's defense can dictate that game I think they have a shot. Oregon's whole gimmick is just to run plays quickly to gas the opposing defense. I am not sure if James will play or not but if Oregon get's hit hard/early and often I think Az St has a chance.

Sadly, this game looks like its going to go along way to determining if OSU is even bowl eligible. Illinois, Wisconsin, Penn State, and Michigan remaining, its quite possible we'll see this team get 4 more losses.

How many points will Oklahoma stick on Kansas? I'm going 65.

When is the last time Ohio State hasn't made a bowl?

I'm an SC fan and I'm telling you Cal has a REAL GOOD chance tonight.

As long as they can contain Robert Woods.

I dont have a clue. Its gotta be a pretty long time though. I'll bother looking it up if we lose this weekend.

The Big Ten used to only have one bowl game (Rose Bowl) not that long ago, so it's probably more recent than you think.

When was the last time they had a losing record? 1988. They were 6-6 in 1999 (wikipedia folks, not that hard :)

Edit: It was 1999. Interesting note about that year: they lost to both Miami and Illinois.

I like Cal's odds a lot tonight as long as their playmakers step it up. I want to see a big game from Allen on offense and Kendricks on defense. I know it's kind of a cop out thing to say but it's the only chance Cal has. Kendricks played very well in the first half of the Oregon game.

Lee and Woods will step up tonight for SC.

so it sounds like the game tonight will be worth watching , yes or no?

For at least a quarter.

Yes, tonight's game will be worth watching. Especially if your draft fanatic like we know you all are.

Outside of the LSU/Tennessee game there are only two games I care to watch:
#11 Michigan vs #23 Michigan State
#20 Baylor vs #21 Texas A&M

Who should I keep an eye on tonight besides Barkley?

Well for USC atleast...

WR Robert Woods SO -1st rounder when he comes out

WR Marqise Lee FR - 1-2nd rounder when he comes out

OT Matt Kalil - 1st rounder

C Khaled Holmes - Mid-Late rounder when he comes out

DE Nick Perry - 2nd-3rd rounder

DT Dajohn Harris - 2nd-3rd rounder

S T.J. McDonald - Mid rounder

Easy TD there for AF. A couple drops by SDSU on some nice balls throws by Lindley. He has such a nice arm but some his WRs have struggled with drops all year.

Ronnie Hillman is a stud.

Keenan Allen is kind of good.

edit: Great timing for me there.

That was a perfect throw.

yup nice pass/catch there for usc.

Yeah, great placement and timing there for Barkley. It'll be interesting to see how Farmer does tonight at as a runner. Cal looks like they're closing well early.