if i'm a TE prospect, i can totally understand going to ND. They really use their TEs as weapons in that offense. Obviously i don't know if that is by design but Rudolph has definitely been featured in the game against Purdue.

(09-26-2009 09:34 PM)eroc Wrote:  if i'm a TE prospect, i can totally understand going to ND. They really use their TEs as weapons in that offense. Obviously i don't know if that is by design but Rudolph has definitely been featured in the game against Purdue.

Not to mention their decided schematic advantage.

(09-26-2009 09:34 PM)eroc Wrote:  if i'm a TE prospect, i can totally understand going to ND. They really use their TEs as weapons in that offense. Obviously i don't know if that is by design but Rudolph has definitely been featured in the game against Purdue.

...and just won the game for ND. The Fat Man lives for another day!

(09-26-2009 08:22 PM)eroc Wrote:  #5 Penn State: 10
Iowa Hawkeyes: 5

#5 Penn State: 10
Iowa Hawkeyes: 21

Talk about EPIC FAIL. At the begining of the season i thought MSU might be the 3rd best team behind the $uckeyes and Penn $ux. Now i think the $uckeyes are the "cream of the crop" with an 8 way tie for second, followed by Minnesota and Indiana.

(09-26-2009 09:34 PM)eroc Wrote:  if i'm a TE prospect, i can totally understand going to ND. They really use their TEs as weapons in that offense. Obviously i don't know if that is by design but Rudolph has definitely been featured in the game against Purdue.

Rudolph is one hell of a player. He's already one of the better TE in college football and he's only a sophomore. I'd love to see him playing on Sundays in the future.

Not sure what the hell Purdue was doing with their timeouts at the end of that game. ND is in scramble mode on 3rd down with no timeouts and Purdue helps them out. Then the mismatch with Rudolph is so obvious on the 4th down play that Blackledge circled him before the snap!

Lots of Top 10 loses this week, and most of them were ugly.

Does UC move ahead of Ole Miss, Penn St, Cal, and Miami?

Miami, Cal and Pen St all losing were absolutely huge.

Boise State has got to be doing back flips. If Texas loses and if the 3 SEC teams beat each other up, they could be in fat city as the last undefeated standing. Which with that schedule would be an absolute travesty.

(09-26-2009 10:47 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Miami, Cal and Pen St all losing were absolutely huge.

Boise State has got to be doing back flips. If Texas loses and if the 3 SEC teams beat each other up, they could be in fat city as the last undefeated standing. Which with that schedule would be an absolute travesty.

Travesty? That's not a word that i associate with the BCS AT ALL

in any case, i only focus on the coaches poll (that's the one used by the BCS right?). i don't think they get into the top 10 but the Bearcats will go from 15 to 11 or so.

1 Florida wins = #1
2 Texas wins = #2
3 Alabama wins = #3
4 Mississippi loses = #4 LSU
5 Penn State loses = #5 Boise St
6 California loses = #6 Oklahoma
7 LSU wins = #7 Virginia Tech
8 Boise State wins = #8 Southern Cal (assuming they win)
9 Miami (Fla.) loses = #9 Ohio State
10 Oklahoma bye = #10 Cincinnati
11 Virginia Tech wins = #11 Miss
12 Southern California wins = #12 PSU
13 Ohio State wins = #13 Cal
14 Cincinnati wins = #14 TCU
15 TCU wins = #15 Miami FL