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Sep082006

The Weekend's Big Games

DateFriday, September 8, 2006 at 07:55AM

Grade I Stakes Race: Ohio State vs. Texas

Grade II Stakes Race :Penn State vs. Notre Dame

Non Graded Stakes Race: Washington vs. Oklahoma, Arizona vs. LSU, Minnesota vs. California, Oregon vs. Fresno State 

Restricted Stakes Race: Central Michigan vs. Michigan, Colorado vs. Colorado State, Texas Tech vs. UTEP 

Starter Allowance Race: Clemson vs. Boston College, Georgia vs. South Carolina, Tulsa vs. BYU, Nevada vs. Arizona State

It's a pretty good weekend when you can have two "Graded Stakes" type games in one afternoon.  They're like early-season bowl games.

Washington vs. Oklahoma would have been something in the 1980's, but hopefully the two can make it enjoyable despite UW's decline.  There are plenty of good regional matchups to observe, however (Nevada/Arizona State, Georgia/South Carolina).

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