It's
a little more humid than we'd like, especially after some fall-like days the
past few weeks.
But
football's here.
LOUGHDMOUTHINGS
Grew
up in Pa., never was a Penn State fan, and as an adult, never even close to a
Joe Paterno fan. Certain arrogance in Happy Valley.
But
again, I find myself sort of pulling for them a bit now. I like Bill O'Brien,
and think Penn State got scuhrewwwed by the NCAA. People are making more of
certain things than are necessary because it sounds good.
And
my bet is that Penn State will emerge from the four years with a winning
record. ...
Dear
ESPN,
Enough
with Sparty and Meeechigan every freakin time you mention Michigan State and
Michigan. Please, I'm begging you. It's not funny or cute or creative or
indicative of personality.
It's
lazy. It's like every Berman reference to music is pre-1988 and his "oh
yeah, this just in, ______ is good" and, well, every blasted thing he
says. ...
I keep hearing this: Les Miles will
reinstate Tyrann Mathieu next year.
Really?
Even Miles knows that would cause all sorts of hell.
That's
a little different than Richt-like compassion and simply helping a player. It
would be disruptive as hell, and by October, LSU will have completely moved on
from not having Mathieu. ...
As
I scroll through the cable guide, it says "college football" on five
channels in the first 60. Sweeeet.
Quick
picks:
Buffalo
at Georgia: Those playing for the suspended get plenty of playing time, and
even their backups will. This shall make life better next week and all season.
Georgia
65, Buffalo 13.
Clemson
vs. Auburn: Sources report that Auburn defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder is
a candidate for the job at, OK, any one of 47 teams that have yet to announce
an opening.
Clemson
survives without Sammy Watkins.
Clemson
24, Auburn 17.
Michigan
vs. Alabama: For some inexplicable reason, I almost want to pick Michigan.
Playing
indoors helps Michigan, which is pretty hungry. Both teams are without a few
folks.
OK,
logic returns.
Alabama
28, Michigan 17.
That's
all. Kickoff's here.
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