(11-11-2017 09:17 PM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  Miami up 17-0 2nd quarter over ND.

Miami now up 34-0 3rd quarter----too bad the Rockets couldn't taken care of business at Athens because this game could have boosted their stock a bit.


Edit: Funny (strange) how the "senior" mind works. Last night I automatically assigned OU to Oxford without a second thought, yet this morning when I woke up, my first thought was "wait a minute, Ohio is in Athens not Oxford" so when I (compulsively) went back to correct the post it already said "Athens" and then I really started questioning my sanity until I saw Boca's post still quoted "Oxford" so when I went back and looked more carefully I saw that Ranger had been cleaning up after me and already made the correction. Anyway thanks to Ranger for the original edit correcting my temporary geographical confusion.

(11-11-2017 10:35 PM)T-Town Wrote:  

(11-11-2017 09:17 PM)Boca Rocket Wrote:  Miami up 17-0 2nd quarter over ND.

Miami now up 34-0 3rd quarter----too bad the Rockets couldn't taken care of business at Oxford because this game could have boosted their stock a bit.

I've always wanted to run the Mob Quad.

Week 11 recap -

Miami beat Akron 24-14

Buffalo defeated Bowling Green 38-28

Western Michigan beat Kent State 48-20

Central Michigan beat Eastern Michigan 42-30

Northern Illinois beat Ball State 63-17

Nevada beat San Jose State 59-14

Miami of Florida beat Notre Dame 41-8

Elon lost to New Hampshire 16-6

Week 12 games in addition to Toledo at Bowling Green -

Tuesday, November 14th -

Central Michigan at Kent State (7 Eastern on ESPNU)

Ohio at Akron (7 Eastern on ESPN2)

Wednesday, November 15th -

Eastern Michigan at Miami (7 Eastern on the CBS Sports Network)

Western Michigan at Northern Illinois (7 Eastern on ESPN2)

Thursday, November 16th -

Buffalo at Ball State (7 Eastern on the CBS Sports Network)

Tulsa at South Florida (7:30 Eastern on ESPN)

Saturday, November 18th -

Miami of Florida at Virginia (noon Eastern on ABC)

Nevada at San Diego State (10:30 Eastern on the CBS Sports Network)

Elon hosts unbeaten James Madison (noon Eastern)

Central Michigan defeated Kent State 42-23

As mentioned elsewhere on the board, Akron defeated Ohio 37-34. Zips are now bowl eligible.

Northern Illinois beat Western Michigan 35-31

Eastern Michigan beat Miami 27-24

Buffalo defeated Ball State 40-24

Tulsa lost to South Florida 27-20

Bowling Green will play Minnesota in 2021 and 2025 -

http://www.fbschedules.com/2017/11/minne...2021-2025/

Miami of Florida defeated Virginia 44-28

Elon lost to James Madison 31-3

Nevada lost to San Diego State 42-23

Week 12 recap -

Central Michigan defeated Kent State 42-23

Akron defeated Ohio 37-34

Eastern Michigan beat Miami 27-24

Northern Illinois beat Western Michigan 35-31

Buffalo defeated Ball State 40-24

Tulsa lost to South Florida 27-20

Miami of Florida defeated Virginia 44-28

Elon lost to James Madison 31-3

Nevada lost to San Diego State 42-23

Week 13 games in addition to Western Michigan-Toledo on Friday morning -

Tuesday, November 21st -

Bowling Green at Eastern Michigan (7 Eastern on ESPN3)

Kent State at Akron (7 Eastern on ESPNU)

Miami at Ball State (7 Eastern on ESPN3)

Friday, November 24th -

Central Michigan hosts Northern Illinois (noon Eastern on the CBS Sports Network)

Ohio at Buffalo (1 Eastern on ESPN3)

Saturday, November 25th -

Nevada hosts UNLV (3 Eastern)

Iowa State at Kansas State (3:30 Eastern on ESPN2)

Tulsa hosts Temple (4 Eastern on ESPN News)

Elon's regular season ended at 8-3. Squad is hoping for an invitation to the FCS playoffs.

Elon gets a bid to the FCS postseason. Will host Furman at 1 Eastern Saturday on ESPN3.

Akron wins the MAC East. Defeated Kent State 24-14. Golden Flashes end the year 2-10.

As mentioned elsewhere, Eastern Michigan beat Bowling Green 34-31 Bowling Green also ends the year 2-10; Eagles end the year 5-7.

Miami defeated Ball State 28-7; RedHawks end the season 5-7. Cardinals end the season 2-10.

Elon lost 28-27 to Furman in the FCS playoffs. Blocked extra point was the difference. Elon finishes the year 8-4.

Not a 2017 opponent, but just noticed that Fresno State beat Ranked Boise State and will meet them again in the mountain west championship. Last year when we played them they were terrible at 1-11, coach gets fired. What a turn around this year at 9-3 and playing for a championship. That team was terrible last year.

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Week 13 recap -

Eastern Michigan defeated Bowling Green 34-31. Eagles finish the year 5-7, Falcons end the year 2-10

Akron beat Kent State 24-14. Akron is 7-5 and awaits its bowl bid; Golden Flashes end the year 2-10

Miami defeated Ball State 28-7. Miami ends the season 5-7; and Ball State finishes up 2-10. Do I detect a pattern here?

Central Michigan beat Northern Illinois 31-24. Both teams are 8-4 and will go bowling

Buffalo beat Ohio 31-24. Ohio is 8-4 and will get a bowl bid; Buffalo is 6-6 and is bowl eligible.

Nevada beat UNLV 23-16. Nevada finishes the year 3-9.

Tulsa lost to Temple 43-22. Tulsa ends up (you guessed it) 2-10.

Miami of Florida lost to Pittsburgh 24-14.

Elon ends up 8-4 after losing to Furman 28-27 in the FCS playoffs.

Looks like just one game in Week 14 in addition to Akron meeting Toledo for the MAC title -

Miami of Florida meets Clemson for the ACC title

Canes meet #1 Clemson.

Miami of Florida's Ahmmon Richards has a knee injury and will miss the ACC championship game and the bowl game (or games, if the Hurricanes get into the College Football Playoff)

Best wishes for a quick recovery.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...nee-injury

ESPN writer chooses his Bottom 10 teams in college football for 2017. Ball State and Tulsa made the list; Bowling Green and Kent State were on the waiting list.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...fifth-spot

While a cbssports.com writer picks his bottom 25. With Nevada, Tulsa, Bowling Green, Kent State and Ball State.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...ome-teams/