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Yeah, probably. For a minute, it looked like UCLA was going to flip last year's score which might have led to a dramatic reaction. Kiffin will survive.
I consider both Michigan and Michigan State to be top defenses. Penn State isn't bad either. Moreover, Nebraska's D has quietly improved to be one of the better units in the nation. I do not fear Notre Dame.
Didn't see the MSU-Nebraska game, but the only reason Nebraska had any offense at all against Michigan was that Robinson went out. The Michigan backup pumped out 3 and outs left and right, and gave Nebraska plenty of chances against an eventually worn out defense.
Well, this is a comment that only a Big 10 homer could make. There are, without exaggeration, 4+ teams from the Pac 12, Big 12, and SEC that would be favored to win the Big 10. I think this is probably true even if Ohio State were eligible. The Big 10 is garbage at offense. That doesn't make the defenses good. It makes the conference garbage.
Maryland may be able to pull Rutgers into the Big Ten along with them.
But Rutgers fans would [not] revolt against missing out on playing such traditional Big East rivals as Boise St, San Diego St, Central Florida, Memphis, Houston, etc.
Never mind that Rutgers won't have any longstanding Big East football rivals left next year (Syracuse, Pitt, etc). Where is the love for tradition?
There certainly may be quite a few teams that would be expected to beat the non-Ohio St members of the Big Ten, FEI has Michigan St at #3 defensively, with Michigan and Penn St at #19 and 23. These are good defenses.
Edit: fixed comment.
Stanford hanging around but two TOs in the 3rd (especially that Taylor fumble) really hurt
LACHE!
I don't either. And the colour guy had no idea what the ref was calling or what the issue was.
...and missed the FG. Good lord.
Thank goodness we don't have something like an 8-team playoff. Who needs THAT?
Well it's very possible. And very tricky. Oregon is very likely to not play for the Pac 12 championship. Stanford will have to lose to UCLA for Oregon to be in the title game. That's possible, but it's probably a toss up. Kansas State lost bad today, and that probably ruins them in the human polls. They also could lose to Texas in a couple of weeks, but if they managed to roll a 9-2 Texas team perhaps that would help.
If Florida got to play in the championship game, after how ####### dogshit they've played the last few weeks, because of everyone losing around them - and leading to a second straight year of SEC/SEC for the title game, I'd be annoyed to the point of potentially giving up the sport.
The trouble is that the SEC 1 loss teams (besides Alabama) are not that good, but with the way voters treat teams that lose late in the season they're the most likely to capitalize.
They're quite good. I think rankings like Sagarin and others that allow for margin of victory show that. They've beaten teams like Arizona State and Arizona very convincingly, which isn't trivial. But they definitely struggled with Stanford's physicality tonight, and makes you wonder how they'd handle some of the other highly ranked teams.
Which is odd considering they have totally dismantled Stanford (with Andrew Luck) the past two seasons.
Luck and the entire Stanford team played like #### last year. Oregon deserves a lot of credit for that, but Stanford brought a really pathetic effort. Stanford still has a lot of the good players that were around Luck, and their defense seems better and more aggressive this year. Oregon's defense didn't give up many points, but did give up a lot more TOP than they'd like - and the injuries they've got are a big factor there.
Yeah, it would have been much more exciting if KSU and Oregon were just playing tonight's games for seeding purposes. Oh, and if we're really lucky maybe Bama could rest their starters for the SEC title game.
I think it was because the computers giving results the human's didn't want or agree with, despite the fact that was the whole ####### point that they were there to begin with. The running up the score is silly because you can easily have these formulas put a cap on maximum margin of victory at 35 or something.
Perhaps, but with the human polls in play, I don't see Florida jumping ahead of the Alabama-Georgia SEC Championship winner in the BCS standings since their loss was TO Georgia. And Oregon may still be in there somewhere.
Before today's games, Sagarin had Missouri at 25, and Florida State at 34.
and, Massey had Missoouri at 26, and Florida State at 27.
No need to kid!
Still depressing the Noles were 1 point away from controlling their title destiny. No good excuse for losing to NC St, though.
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