UVA 10, Louisville 7

UCF 21 UH 3 announcers talking about injuries that hurt depth.

edit: those are both halftime scores now.

Our new coach should be eyeing a win against UH next year.

(10-29-2016 12:27 PM)OptimisticOwl Wrote:  UVA 10, Louisville 7

UCF 21 UH 3 announcers talking about injuries that hurt depth.

edit: those are both halftime scores now.

UCF 24
UH 24

(10-29-2016 01:46 PM)loki_the_bubba Wrote:  

(10-29-2016 12:27 PM)OptimisticOwl Wrote:  UVA 10, Louisville 7

UCF 21 UH 3 announcers talking about injuries that hurt depth.

edit: those are both halftime scores now.

UCF 24
UH 24

A tale of two halves so far. All UH right now as they take the lead.

Coogs fail to coog it.
28 points in second half.

With the clock running from 15 seconds left in the half after a 3rd-down play did not get the first down, the Utah FG team scampers onto the field without running into each other, snaps the ball with 4 seconds left and the ball goes through the uprights as time expires.

Think they practiced it?

(10-29-2016 04:21 PM)Almadenmike Wrote:  With the clock running from 15 seconds left in the half after a 3rd-down play did not get the first down, the Utah FG team scampers onto the field without running into each other, snaps the ball with 4 seconds left and the ball goes through the uprights as time expires.

Think they practiced it?

I was watching that too. Didn't like the previous play selection or execution but that was order out of chaos on the kick.

NW and OSU tied at 17 with less than 4 minutes to play in the 3Q.

Baylor up 31-26 over UT, with about a minute left in the 3rd.

Ordinarily, I'd pull for almost anyone over UT, just because.
But Baylor, even more after more of the details from the Pepper Hamilton report ooze out?

UCF was horrible offensively in the 2nd Half. Both teams turned the ball over repeatedly. Not a win to brag about.

UT upsets Baylor 35-34. Strong has now beaten two teams that were top 10 at the time of the game.

Congrats to ex-Rice DC, Craig Bohls, and Wyoming beating Boise St.