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Sep292006

The Weekend's Big Games

Since there isn't a clear-cut "must see" game here, I'll single out a few notables from each time block (all times Eastern).

The Early Games

12:00 PM---Toledo at Pittsburgh

I guess?  Pittsburgh wants revenge.

12:30 PM---Colorado at Missouri

Missouri finally faces an opponent with a semblance of an offense to fight back against them.  Colorado suddenly looks alive, but was it just a one-game deal?  Showtime.

The Early Afternoon Swing

2:30 PM---Purdue at Notre Dame

Notre Dame's wild ride through the start of the 2006 season continues, this time against 4-0 Purdue.  Crazy DidYouKnow about Purdue: they own a seven game win streak.  Yeah I had no idea.

3:00 PM---Boise State at Utah

A rare quality game out West that doesn't involve a Pac-10 team.  Savor it.

3:30 PM---Alabama at Florida

31-3

3:30 PM---Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech

I hold no illusions that this will be an interesting game.  However, it's an opportunity to sort out the ACC mess and figure out whether either of these teams can distinguish themselves from the crap football the rest of their league has played. 

3:30 PM---Texas Tech at Texas A&M

Dennis Franchione badly needs this week as the mob readies the torches and rope for any suspicious losses.

The Evening Shift

6:00 PM---Houston at Miami

This is a pride game for the Hurricanes so they'll probably romp, but the Coker Must Go crowd badly wants a loss or bad appearance here.

7:00 PM---USC at Washington State

Trap game?  Pullman is not a friendly place and the Cougar faithful think they've got a pretty good team.

7:00 PM---Troy at UAB

This game isn't all that compelling, but we get to see world-beaters play down a level to more realistic competition after nearly knocking off shaky elites like Florida State and Oklahoma.

8:00 PM---Ohio State at Iowa

This is just the second-ever night game at Kinnick Stadium, and GameDay's showing up to join the party.  Personally I expect a Buckeye romp, but we'll see whether the Hawkeyes can make this thing interesting.

The Late Night Shift

9:00 PM---New Mexico at UTEP

This may be one hell of a shootout if the conditions are right.

10:00 PM---Washington at Arizona

Every game this season is another proving ground for the Huskies, who knocked off UCLA last weekend.  I tend to think they're finally good again.  Not Pac-10 contenders obviously, but it's good to see them back if true.  Arizona thinks they're pretty good too, so this game should be well played.

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Reader Comments (2)

purdue sucks and is going to get a major beat down.
September 29, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterPaxil
Wait, did you just use colorado and "semblance of an offense" in the same sentance? Haven't they scored 13 or less in every game so far this year? Perhaps the 13 on UGA was impressive? I dunno, maybe the new QB thing will work for them this week to a tune of more than 13 oints.
September 29, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterI need Codeine

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