Yes, my team lost in a very painful way. But at least the Hokies are not 0-3.

Quote:The Penn State Nittany Lions entered the 2020 season with much hype and high expectations. Now, they're just looking for a win; here are the results of their first three games:

Penn State 35, Indiana 36
Ohio State 38, Penn State 25
Maryland 35, Penn State 19

Plenty of people figured they might lose to Ohio State, but I don't think anybody thought an 0-3 start was even possible...

Hoosiers? Terrapins? Wow. Too bad the game at Blacksburg was canceled - might've been an easy win!

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for the long version, see https://accfootballrx.blogspot.com/2020/...-2020.html

That has been surprising. Especially Maryland ... Indiana had a lot coming back, and had high hopes this season. With the COVID changed schedule, those hopes diminished, but their start has Hoosiers pretty excited (there's a fairly large contingent of Hoosiers here in Louisville).

But Maryland ... wow. They got boat raced in the opener to Northwestern, but came back and won a tight one against a decent Minnesota team before beating Penn State. Their schedule gets tougher (Ohio State, Mich St, Indiana, Michigan and Rutgers) but the turnaround has to have them feeling good.



I don't have a schadenfreude moment from this weekend, as U uh Kay was on a bye this week ... but I do have an amusing story about the Cayuts faithful.

I over heard two Kentucky fans talking at Kroger in very serious tones about how they would have to fend off Michigan in hiring Mark Stoops.

This made me giggle inside like a school girl. Michigan fans would turn into Antifa if the admin tried to hire Mark Stoops. There wouldn't be any buildings standing in southern Michigan after the mob got through torching things.

Kentucky fans are pretty cute thinking that their coach is attractive sitting at 2 and 4 this year. But it is what they do.

(11-09-2020 11:27 AM)Pervis_Griffith Wrote:  That has been surprising. Especially Maryland ... Indiana had a lot coming back, and had high hopes this season. With the COVID changed schedule, those hopes diminished, but their start has Hoosiers pretty excited (there's a fairly large contingent of Hoosiers here in Louisville).

But Maryland ... wow. They got boat raced in the opener to Northwestern, but came back and won a tight one against a decent Minnesota team before beating Penn State. Their schedule gets tougher (Ohio State, Mich St, Indiana, Michigan and Rutgers) but the turnaround has to have them feeling good.



I don't have a schadenfreude moment from this weekend, as U uh Kay was on a bye this week ... but I do have an amusing story about the Cayuts faithful.

I over heard two Kentucky fans talking at Kroger in very serious tones about how they would have to fend off Michigan in hiring Mark Stoops.

This made me giggle inside like a school girl. Michigan fans would turn into Antifa if the admin tried to hire Mark Stoops. There wouldn't be any buildings standing in southern Michigan after the mob got through torching things.

Kentucky fans are pretty cute thinking that their coach is attractive sitting at 2 and 4 this year. But it is what they do.

Don't try to judge Stoops against coaches at other schools... at Kentucky, he's probably near the top, all-time.

Is there any school in the country that gets less out of the QB position than Jawja?

(11-09-2020 06:47 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  Is there any school in the country that gets less out of the QB position than Jawja?

Survey said... NO.

(...unless it's Michigan?)

Is there any school that does less with blocked field goals returned for touchdown?