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Yeah, under Mike London we've had a lot of those.

UVA's offensive yards per play in the first 3 games: 4.6, 5.2, 4.1. That's awful. Don't get me wrong, I'm really happy with the win Saturday. They've been too few and too far between the past few years, and Louisville is a solid team. But it's hard to see how that kind of offensive performance...

SCar covers Ole Miss doesn't cover PSU wins OSU covers Bama covers Troy covers Georgia doesn't cover FSU covers LSU covers Louisville covers

Nebraska covers Marhsall covers Oregon covers Washington doesn't cover Houston covers OSU covers UNC covers MSU doesn't cover Bama covers Baylor covers Wisconsin doesn't cover UGA covers UVA wins (lol what the hell) Illinois wins SCar covers Stanford covers TAMU wins USC covers ASU covers

Clemson covers UCLA covers Miami covers VT doesn't cover Auburn covers Texas wins MSU covers NU covers Stanford covers ASU covers

Oregon covers Baylor doesn't cover TTU covers Minn covers Wisconsin doesn't cover ASU covers Miami doesn't cover Bama covers UCF covers UCLA covers

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That's right, punks. Don't call it a comeback. BYU covers FSU doesn't cover Clemson covers TTU wins Oregon covers Missouri covers OSU covers Stanford covers USC covers $Texas wins

Louisville wins, doesn't cover Missouri wins TAMU wins, doesn't cover Stanford wins and covers BYU wins and covers Washington wins OKST wins and covers LSU wins and covers FSU wins and covers USC wins

You play to win the game, dogg. (Also, saving your rival's bacon has its own satisfaction.) Bit heartbroken for Panama tho.

UGA covers Oklahoma covers USCE covers LSU covers Wisconsin wins, doesn't cover Oregon covers Michigan covers Stanford covers TAMU covers

FSU wins, doesn't cover Georgia wins and covers Georgia Tech wins VT wins and covers LSU wins and covers Okla wins and covers Florida wins, doesn't cover ASU wins and covers OSU wins and covers Washington wins

I'm not sure that Oregon's win over us means that much. We actually have our nastiest defense in years--top 20 I'd guess--but I think we have the worst offense in the BCS. We also have very little home field advantage.

I think it's a great move for the Browns. Competent-enough RBs are a dime a dozen in the NFL, and anyway the quality of a team's running game has almost no correlation with its success. Other than AP I'm not sure there's a single back in the league that's worth a 1st rounder over even the...

Fresno wins & covers UNC wins Florida wins but does not cover ND wins and covers USC wins and covers Stanford wins and covers LSU wins and covers Rutgers wins BYU wins but does not cover Texas wins and covers

Auburn win and cover UCLA win Bama win and cover Oregon win and cover Washington win but no cover Ohio State win and cover South Carolina win but not cover Ole Miss win Wisconsin win

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Some thoughts: --We won! Yay! Gonna have to do something about that offense though. --Alabama let me down. Notwithstanding the score, I was hoping for VT to feel the pain a bit more. --An (unranked) FCS team beat a (not necessarily terrible) BCS team by 32 points. They were winning by 26 at the...

Looks like I'll start us off! Tell me if the format is understandable. SC to win and ATS Vandy to win and ATS OkSt to win, MSU ATS Bama to win and ATS Georgia to win and ATS LSU to win, TCU ATS BSU to win and ATS UVA to win and ATS (/homer) UCLA to win, Nevada ATS Northwestern to win, Cal ATS

You do realize that the election is not "over" until the electoral college votes are tallied in January, right? Concession doesn't formally do or mean anything. Romney conceded on election night but he didn't "withdraw" in any real way; all the electors he won still voted for him, of course.