Night Games Open Thread

Submitted by jcgold on

After a very underwhelming day of college football, we have finally reached night:  when nearly all matchups worth watching are occuring.

Penn St. at Northwestern - BTN at 7 (NW wearing crazy ugly unis)

Tennessee at Bama - ESPN2 at 7:15

USC at ND - NDBC at 7:30

Wisconsin at Sparty - ESPN at 8

Washington at Stanford - ESPN3/ABC at 8

Texas Tech at Oklahoma - ABC/ESPN3 at 8

The remaining listings can be found here:  enjoy the night games.

MDwolverine

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:21 PM ^

I would love for UM's offense to run like this...punishing O-line, power running, setting up the play action. When you run a "manball" offense to the effectiveness of Wisconsin, it's  a beautiful thing. 

Louie C

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:25 PM ^

Looks like the only people getting hit in the mouth is the Sparty D. As much as I love the spread and shred, I would love to see us punk Sparty like that again.

JT4104

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:27 PM ^

I would take anything that USC or Wiscy does right now...either one would do for me. Devin and Shane those two teams offenses are you future. Please enjoy having e to 4 secs to get rid of the ball and being able to see over the Oline.

NoMoPincherBug

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:30 PM ^

We still have a couple of years to go to get to this blueprint of how to win (offensively) in the Big Ten:

Huge OL, Physical pounding RBs and a QB that can throw accurately. 

We just do not have the horses right now for this. 

Sparty's time is coming.  LOL at their ineptitude right now.

Princetonwolverine

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:33 PM ^

Thanks Taylor Lewan for whatever you said or did to "provoke" Gholston. Clearly, MSU will blame you for their loss if this holds up.

FreddieMercuryHayes

October 22nd, 2011 at 8:37 PM ^

And yet they have accomplished this without big recruitng names; just the old school pizza and weight machines for 4 years.  It's gonna be interesting to see what happens now that they are actually getting some big names commiting to them.