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Buffalo defeated Temple 36-29

Ball State lost to Notre Dame 24-16

Kent State defeated Howard 54-14

At the half Bowling Green leads Maryland 14-10

Northern Illinois leads Utah 3-0 after the first quarter

Northern Illinois leads Utah 3-0 at the half

Falcons must have stayed in the locker room after the half. Maryland leads BG 38-14 with about 5 minutes to go

(09-08-2018 12:48 PM)Babes boy Wrote: [ -> ]

(09-08-2018 12:37 PM)northcoastRocket Wrote: [ -> ]At the half, EMU & Purdue in a close one at rainy West Lafayette, 12-10 Purdue

Meanwhile in Ann Arbor, WMU is getting just destroyed by Michigan, 35-0 at the half.

Is it me or does wassink WMU stink under pressure

Fixed.

(09-08-2018 08:07 PM)cnyrocketfan Wrote: [ -> ]Northern Illinois leads Utah 3-0 at the half

Falcons must have stayed in the locker room after the half. Maryland leads BG 38-14 with about 5 minutes to go

BG game plan: Run The Ball...

At the half Miami trails Cincinnati 7-0

Bowling Green was outscored 35-0 in the second half and lost to Maryland 45-14

Miami of Florida beat Savannah State 77-0

Starting the 4th quarter Northern Illinois trails Utah 7-3

VMI lost to Wofford 59-14

Northern Illinois lost to Utah 17-6

NIU offense is anemic...

Fresno State lost to Minnesota 21-14

Miami lost to Cincinnati 21-0

MAC West looking looking like a 3 way fight between Toledo-EMU-Ball St who are easily the 3 best coached teams. NIU has defense but no offense and sloppy special teams. WMU is trending down under Lester with no defense and an average offense. CMU rebuilding and not getting much out of their new QB who is more of a short yardage passer. All 3 of these teams run their QB a lot but none are particularly good runners.

Interestingly, the MAC EAST looks like it's flipping too. Buffalo goes to 2-0 with a road win at Temple. A game they controlled even though the score was close. Kent St blows out a Howard team that nearly upset OU last week. They look really well coached under the new staff there and if they can stay healthy they could contend. I think OU will continue to be a factor, even though they haven't shown anything yet. Akron is a big ??? first game cancelled, 2nd game FCS. Miami and BG will struggle.

Week 2 recap -

Western Michigan lost to Michigan 49-3

Ball State lost to Notre Dame 24-16

Eastern Michigan defeated Purdue 20-19

Central Michigan lost to Kansas 31-7

Buffalo beat Temple 36-29

Akron beat Morgan State 41-7

Bowling Green lost to Maryland 45-14

Northern Illinois lost to Utah 17-6

Miami lost to Cincinnati 21-0

Nevada lost to Vanderbilt 41-10

Fresno State lost to Minnesota 21-14

Miami of Florida defeated Savannah State 77-0

VMI lost to Wofford 59-14

Games in week 3 in addition to Miami of Florida at Toledo. A couple of conference games this week -

Kent State at Penn State (noon Eastern on FS1)

Ball State at Indiana (noon Eastern on the Big Ten Network)

Ohio at Virginia (3 Eastern on the ACC Network)

Miami at Minnesota (3:30 Eastern on the Big Ten Network)

Central Michigan at Northern Illinois (3:30 Eastern on ESPN+)

Eastern Kentucky at Bowling Green (4 Eastern on ESPN3)

Eastern Michigan at Buffalo 6 Eastern on ESPN+)

Delaware State at Western Michigan (7 Eastern on ESPN+)

Akron at Northwestern (7:30 Eastern on the Big Ten Network)

Nevada hosts Oregon State (7:00 Eastern on ESPN3)

Fresno State at UCLA (10:30 Eastern on FS1)

VMI hosts East Tennessee State (1:30 Eastern on ESPN+)

Coming into the Glass Bowl Miami of Florida is 21st in the AP poll, 20th in the coaches poll.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/rankings

Ohio's game, scheduled to be played at Virginia, has been moved to Nashville because of the hurricane forecast. Will start at 4:30 Eastern at Vanderbilt's stadium and apparently admission is free. Moving the game seems like a good idea. I haven't seen anything about VMI's game as of this morning.

Hoping for the best for everyone along the East coast.

Here's a link to story on the OU site -

http://www.ohiobobcats.com/sports/fball/...0911npeirw