Our 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!
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The 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 readingVirginia Tech stunned Boston College with a 28-0 lead by halftime. BC came out in the second half with some answers. They cut Tech’s lead, 28-21. However, 266 rushing yards compiled by RB Bhayshul Tuten and the running and throwing of QB Kyron Drones kept the Eagles at bay to improve their record to 4-3.
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.
Continue readingThe Ohio Bobcats took a commanding first half lead, 24-0. However, the CMU Chippewas put up a fight to fall in the second half, 27-25.
Continue readingDespite the 18-point margin, the Tigers didn’t play poorly. Its defense made stops early on and the offense didn’t turn the ball over. When they had their moments, the Georgia defense basically rose to the occasion.
Continue readingThe Duke Blue Devils beat up on Middle Tennessee, but their 4-0 start still gets them no votes into the Top 25. Will they be able to go toe-to-toe with archrival North Carolina next week in an anticipated shoot-out? Is Maalik Murphy ready to offset the Tar Heels averaging 38 points per game?
Continue readingThe Kennesaw State Owls trailed 21-17 at the end of one half. However, in the second, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks put up 42 more, and the Owls had no answers. Jacksonville State rudely welcomed Kennesaw State in their ConferenceUSA debut, 63-24.
Continue readingTexas State University who will challenge for the Sun Belt this season, defeated the defending champion Troy, who underwent drastic changes this season.
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