NCAAFB Night Game Open Thread

Submitted by formerlyanonymous on
I've brought up the Purdue potential to upset. I'm sticking with it. I'm watching that game, and it's already starting well. I'll be going local in the late late shift. Tech is playing at Houston, and I couldn't afford get tickets. Discussion starts here. Games (via AwfulAnnouncing): 6pm:
  • Florida @ Kentucky (ESPN2)
  • Colorado State @ Brigham Young (MTN)
7pm:
  • Arizona State @ Georgia (ESPNU)
  • Ball State @ Auburn (FSN Midwest, South, Southwest; SUN)
  • Louisiana-Lafayette @ Nebraska (FSN PPV)
  • Ohio @ Tennessee (Vol PPV)
  • Maine @ Syracuse (Time Warner-NY)
7:30pm:
  • Arizona @ Oregon State (Versus)
  • Louisville @ Utah (CBS College Sports)
8pm:
  • Notre Dame @ Purdue (ESPN)
  • Iowa @ Penn State (ABC)
  • Vanderbilt @ Rice (CSS)
9pm:
  • Washington @ Stanford (FCS Central)
9:15pm:
  • Texas Tech @ Houston (ESPN2)
10pm:
  • New Mexico State @ New Mexico (MTN)
10:15pm:
  • Washington State @ USC (FSN Arizona, Detroit, Florida, Houston, Midwest (JIP), North, Ohio, South, Southwest, West; FSN Northwest, Pittsburgh, Rocky Mountain (JIP); CSN Bay Area, Philadelphia, Washington; MSG+; FCS Pacific)

AAB

September 26th, 2009 at 8:20 PM ^

I don't know who to root for in the ND-Purdue game. I'm thinking Michigan has enough national cred at this point that I can just root for ND to faceplant. I know I should want Weis to stick around, but he's way too punchable.

formerlyanonymous

September 26th, 2009 at 8:26 PM ^

My hatred of ND runs deep. Deep enough for me to know that without Floyd, probably Allen, and a Jimmah at 70% spells trouble in Ross Aide during a black out. Purdue fans are pumped, and I love a pumped up crowd except when Michigan is on the road obviously. I'm taking the Boilermakers in this game as far as rooting interest and/or beat the spread. I think they've got a good shot at winning, but I don't know if I can go that far.

DCBlue

September 26th, 2009 at 9:06 PM ^

I agree with you. I went to the OSU-Michigan game in Columbus in 2006 and went into the Stadium earlier. We sat near the student section in one of the endzones and THEY got there earlier and had cheer coordinators to practice chants, etc. As much as I wanted to shat in their faces, I had to give them begrudging respect for their coordination. Fuckers.

TheIcon34

September 26th, 2009 at 8:25 PM ^

Hey FA - Who are you rooting for in the Houston/Tech game? In any other year, I'd root for Houston to win, but since they are ranked ahead of Michigan, I want Houston to lose.

tomhagan

September 26th, 2009 at 8:28 PM ^

Iowa WR should have made that easy catch...instead he bobbled it in to an INT and lost a key drive... PSU is now driving on the ground... not a good start for Iowa

BrewCityBlue

September 26th, 2009 at 8:47 PM ^

I know, that was tough. I HATE missing games, and it rarely happens. Church golf outing got re-scheduled and money goes for a good cause so I had to bite the bullet. I left and it was 26-21. My buddy knew my situation and was sending me text updates. (Yes, i was that guy on the course) I played like SHIT til i got the final text that we had won, then i really played awesome with that burden eliminated...

BlueVoix

September 26th, 2009 at 8:36 PM ^

Yech, don't know who to root for in this ND-Purdont game. Notre Dame is Notre Dame and Purdue has a retarded chant they use to signify their happiness. This is like watching Alabama versus Florida.

jmblue

September 26th, 2009 at 8:40 PM ^

Does PSU's marching band even play its fight song anymore? The only music I've heard at this game is "Zombie Nation" (played over the PA after they scored their TD) and a "Seven Nation Army" teaser.