For collegefootballfan.com, this game secured several records for us in this well-traveled season as we continue our 45th since starting on this adventure in 1979. This evening, we set our single-season record among 706 games for most new college football stadiums attended in one season – 12. Toledo’s Glass bowl became our 98th FBS venue attended. We look ahead to the balance of this season to shatter our record of 27 games attended in one season (2017).
Continue readingThe 76,298 in attendance bounced with great fervor as they traditionally do “Jump Around” to fire up for the fourth, but it was the Oregon Ducks who responded with 10 more points to none for the hosting Badgers to take home a 16-13 victory.
Continue readingQB Parker Novarro threw for a career-high record of 277 yards and scored four rushing touchdowns to defeat the Eastern Michigan Eagles, 35-10. The Bobcats preserved their lead in the Mid-American Conference tied with Miami and Bowling Green State at 5-1 each in conference play.
Continue readingSouth Carolina’s defense played the best of all programs we’ve see play this season. With big games against ranked teams Missouri and Clemson to end this season, their defense will be the key to their success.
Continue readingMiami (O.) (5-4, 4-1) won to tie three other teams for the Mid-American Conference lead. The Red Hawks currently share the MAC lead with Ohio U., Bowling Green, and Western Michigan.
Continue readingTurnovers, careless penalties and questionable play calling and time management by the Lions helped the Buckeyes to a 20-13 victory.
Continue readingOur party of over 40 celebrators attending our 700th game noted the Mids propensity to try to “bite off than they could chew” efforts. The Fighting Irish moved up to No. 8. The Mids fell out of the Top 25. WE think they’ll be back though!
Continue readingThe total of the final score of this game crushed our previous non-FBS record of 92 points between D3 alma mater Juniata and FDU -Florham in 2005.
Continue readingDuke’s defense dominated the FSU offense on University Family Night. At the 1:38 mark before the first quarter expired, the Blue Devils put seven on the scoreboard with Chandler Rivers’ pick for a 36-yard TD return and a 7-3 lead.
Continue readingBoth teams have long ways to go. Against each other’s less than formidable defenses, MTSU averaged 4 yards per play and KSU averaged 3.1. Aside from Omari Kelly’s 61-yard punt return, not much offense on display here. However, we heard some explosive pad-popping from both defenses.
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