Noon Games Open Thread

Submitted by Avant's Hands on

Didn't see a thread going so I figured I would get one going. There are a whole bunch of thoroughly mediocre games starting, but it's football so you are going to be watching anyway.

Personally, I'm mostly watching PSU and Akron. Akron looked good early, but sputtered at the goal line and derfed a chip shot field goal. PSU is not having much trouble now on offense.

Purdue, Wisky, Nebraska, Illinois, and Rutgers are also playing. All are playing awful teams.

I'm also interested in this Oklahoma game. I don't understand why they are ranked so high.

snarling wolverine

September 6th, 2014 at 2:08 PM ^

I like that telephone technology in college football stadiums is still back around the 1980s, with head-sized receivers and curly cords.  They appear to at least be touch-tone though.

 

 

Perkis-Size Me

September 6th, 2014 at 2:23 PM ^

I hope we absolutely embarrass and outclass Penn State this year. If Akron is able to generate consistent pressure on Hackenberg, I can't wait to see what Clark and Henry are going to do.

And yes, I'm still incredibly bitter about last year's game.


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creelymonk10

September 6th, 2014 at 2:26 PM ^

Is James Franklin trying to get Hackenberg killed? Why would you ever run that play? They can't run at all, stop with the tricks plays that have all failed for you. Just go 3-4 wide that's your only weapon. 

Franklin = Great recruiter, awful in-game coach.

pinkfloyd2000

September 6th, 2014 at 2:33 PM ^

The slate of games today, with the exception of tonight's "big three," really, REALLY sucks.

Although, as mentioned above, I am kinda enjoying the Central-Purdue tilt.

Also...Western Kentucky just put up another 3 at Illinois to take a 27-21 lead.

Tough call tonight: Michigan at Notre Dame, OR Lamar at Texas A&M. Hmmm...what to watch...what to watch...

Avant's Hands

September 6th, 2014 at 2:33 PM ^

I have to admit I don't know my full history of Big Ten teams losing to the MAC, but I have to wonder if this is going to be the biggest blowout of a Big Ten team. I can't call it the most embarrassing one, though, because Purdue.

alum96

September 6th, 2014 at 2:35 PM ^

Was in the car on a Saturday which I try to avoid and ESPN radio (105.1 in Detroit) was opining about how this could potentially work out to be the worst day in Big 10 history about 30 minutes ago with the early game showing and the "potential for losses by UM, OSU and MSU" tonight.  Not that they are biased.