LSU 54, Texas A&M 33
remember when Sumlin and A&M said they weren't going to start fast and flop again? just got kicked in the face at home by a lame duck coach. Etling passed for 300 yards for the first time in three years and Grice set the LSU rushing record (285 yards). that's four straight conference losses for the Aggies, who haven't finished in the top three of the SEC West since Manziel's freshman year.

Friday
(5) Washington @ (23) Washington State
(16) Nebraska @ Iowa
(19) Boise State @ Air Force
(20) Houston @ Memphis
(21) Western Michigan vs. Toledo

Texas vs. TCU
UNC vs. NC State
Arizona vs. Arizona State

Saturday
(1) Alabama vs. (13) Auburn
(2) Ohio State vs. (3) Michigan
(4) Clemson vs. South Carolina
(6) Wisconsin vs. Minnesota
(7) Penn State vs. Michigan State
(9) Colorado vs. (22) Utah
(11) Louisville vs. Kentucky
(12) USC vs. Notre Dame
(14) Florida State vs. (15) Florida
(17) Tennessee @ Vanderbilt

Georgia vs. Georgia Tech
Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State
Wyoming @ New Mexico
Oregon State vs. Oregon
Virginia Tech vs. Virginia

That has such great potential for "Pac12 after dark" madness and its wasted on a Friday at 12:30, what a disaster.

A&M's collapse shouldn't be surprising but they still don't have Knight back right?

Friday has some shitty games besides the above mentioned, the Arizona ASU games are always defenseless affairs, but both of these offenses are so incapable of productivity it might even be defensive!

Shameful that Norte dame is such a travesty or this usc game would've had national implications.

Looking forward to seeing Vandy beat Tennessee again.

Wouldn't mind seeing Florida win to get some confidence going into the slaughter awaiting them in Atlanta.

Our only hope as fans is that The Game they call it up there is worth watching otherwise we are stuck with a rather boring weekend.

Actually I take that back, I'm really excited for the all the marbles pac12 south battle between Colorado and Utah. Doesn't usc win the south if Colorado wins?

Does auburn lose within 30?

>A&M's collapse shouldn't be surprising but they still don't
>have Knight back right?

>Actually I take that back, I'm really excited for the all the
>marbles pac12 south battle between Colorado and Utah. Doesn't
>usc win the south if Colorado wins?

Colorado wins the division if they beat Utah. USC beat Colorado but the Buffs have one less conference loss.

Down by 4 against Memphis with 3mins left in the 4th.

Is LSU gonna still want him if he reveals his mediocrity? Maybe Texas can still scoop him up

they're sixth place overall in the conference.

just for reference, the current sixth place teams in the Power 5:

- Miami-FL (ACC)
- Nebraska (Big 14)
- Utah (Pac-12)
- Texas A&M (SEC)
- TEXAS (Big 12)!!!

I don't see what makes him so great. Reminds me of Strong at Louisville.

and Charlie Strong was a great coach at Louisville...wtf

>I don't see what makes him so great. Reminds me of Strong at
>Louisville.


you didnt see Herman beat the living shit out of FSU with far less talent?

or Oklahoma? Or Louisville?

or Ohio State vs Alabama/Oregon two years ago?



he's reached the ceiling with Houston.

one more game and we're Final Four'ing.

The best kind of rivalry win in my book.

i expected a closer game, but the defense really showed up today.

i thought we were in for a nail-biter when Aaron Fuller ran that wildcat play and didn't pitch to Gaskin (who would have got AT LEAST 15 yards if not more) and tried to cut the defender and came up short on 3rd down. it was 35-17 and WSU already had momentum after getting a TD off Kevin King's stupid holding penalty on 4th down.

fortunately (for UW fans) that didn't materialize.

Worst AD on the planet?

Even though he coached at USC for a long time. Maybe I just find his accent hilarious. I don't think he's a particularly good head guy, but having a crazy ass Cajun who can recruit his ass off and makes questionable strategic decisions at LSU just seems right.

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And Heisman'd in the end zone after he scored initially but it was back to back possessions

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Vandy has nearly 600 yards of offense -- their next best offensive performance this season was 501 yards against Tennessee State. Vols are leaving *multiple* gaps uncovered on the same play! this is beyond injuries, this is the inability to get 11 guys to play high-school level assignment football.

Oklahoma would ring up 60 if these teams ended up in the Sugar Bowl.

like is it even possible to do that?

Kamara, who I love, running out of bounds three yards short on 4th-and-7 to end the game...what a finish to the SEC East season!

Only 4 Teams in the SEC with winning conference records, someone has to go

I have no idea what those money signs on the Florida sideline mean but do they really have to jump up and down like idiots while holding it?

Whoever started these goofy signs needs to be banned from football.

Tennessee is a gotdamn embarrassment.

PITTS offense is ridiculous but their defense is pathetic. If this coach doesn't change the scheme on D what's the point?

finish. Now that the old regime has been fully purged, I can feel much better about my fandom. Don't think I'll ever be as fully invested as I used to (still disgusted by so many fans)be, but it's great for the players and the young generation of PSU fans. Franklin will still have his skeptics (I'm still not 100% sold on his coaching ability), but he's doing a fabulous job this year and he's doing outstanding work on the recruiting front. Just hope the ride continues in the championship and hopefully the Rose Bowl or playoffs. Honestly, I don't even care if the team makes the playoffs - just seeing them win the Big10 Championship and possibly Rose Bowl would be sweet enough.

the odds on him winning the same division as Ohio State and Michigan this year seemed practically zero.