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Pac-12 refs protecting their league's national title hopes. Same as every conference. College football is corrupt. At least it's not a stage play like the NFL.

That sequence is exactly why the "hurry up" has to be legislated out of football. AZ lineman tipped the ball, so no pass interference should have been called. But they threw the flag. Then Oregon snapped the ball on the next play so fast (with the hurry up assist of the refs) that Arizona...

So they'll get a job working the concessions and cough blood into the ketchup.

Here is what will happen: Now that the jihadists have seen that we will do absolutely nothing to protect ourselves, they will travel to one of the more heavily infested outbreak areas, round up a few potential early infectees, fly them over here, and take them to a football game. That's one...

I would argue that Weisman has been exceptional this year. Iowa is profoundly mediocre on offense. It's a credit to him that he has managed what yardage he has this season.

I can't fully agree with that. Even the most disciplined defensive players, white or black, would struggle to stop a Baylor or Oregon offense. Wazzu actually played great against Oregon. I think they sacked Mariota 8 times. They still gave up over 500 yards of offense, 38 points, and lost...

What a highly engineered joke college football has become... As pointed out on a blog I visit, in last night's game Arizona State ran 105 plays (a record?), gained 626 yards of total offense, and still lost by 35 points. The afflete-loving spread advocates have destroyed this once beautiful game.

I've never seen so many negro drops in one day. And that's just in two games! These idiot coaches are hurting their teams and their own futures by not benching these stone-handed primates.

Tonight's games Texas Tech v Oklahoma State UCLA v Arizona State App State v Georgia Southern TTech's Dylan Cantrell makes a potential "Catch of the Year" play and all the BSPN announcers can muster is a lukewarm "nice play white boy" type of response.

I've seen all I need to see. The book is now closed on Mariota. In his entire career, he has never completed a pass to a covered receiver. He's all scheme, not skill. He will never win a game in the NFL.

Cooper Kupp, Eastern Washington 9 rec 152 yards 2TD in the same game... Tanner Roderick, Montana State 5 rec 122 2TD

Zach Zenner 23 carries 209 yards 3TD

It was worse than that, imo. Every time Sexton made a drive-saving play, Jesse Palmer couldn't help but open his racist mouth and tell us how important it is that KSU get Lockett involved in the passing game.

I see Sumlin has screwed over Kyle Allen by yanking off his redshirt at the end of a meaningless game early in the season. Thus guaranteeing that when Allen finally sees the light near midseason and realizes he will never start for Sumlin, he won't have the option of transferring down and...

Heisman frontrunner Brandon Doughty went 43 for 66 for 593 yards and 4TDs in WKU's 3OT loss to Middle Tennessee. Doughty's stats on the season stand at 117 for 170 (69%) for 1,459 yards with 12 TDs.

Jerry Neuheisel is a very solid quarterback. If UCLA were operating rationally, they would bench Hundley and play Neuheisel for the rest of the season.

Patrick Towles has played a great game for Kentucky against Florida. If not for an air fumble by one of his jungle-sourced receivers, they'd be leading right now. Tied late. Kentucky trying to end a very long losing streak against the loathsome gayturds.

Matt Miller really showing out for Boise tonight. 8 catches for 151 yards a 1TD so far. He has been a real stud during his college career. So why do I get the feeling that this time next year we're going to be talking about how he got screwed over by some NFL team?

I think most of us who stayed on the board tonight were watching that VT-OSU game. I think Brewer was the story of the game. He wore out the Buckeyes defenders, not by taking off, but just by constant drifting away from them while waiting for his receivers to get open. That's an incredible...

So, when athlete paychecks take effect, can schools demand a refund on pitiful negroes like Barrett?

Somebody explain the targeting rule to me, as it exists in college. Did they rewrite it? It's only the second week of the season. I've seen a ton of headshots in games, but only one flag for it.

What kind of bizarro world is it when both Virginia Tech and Tennessee are my favorite teams to watch on the same day?

Taysom Hill embarrasses the affuhleets of UT. Nice.

I remember seeing Byrn play last year. On an air raid team, he'd be the nation's leading receiver.

I believe this is the first time that I have ever rooted for Virginia Tech. Guess there's a first time for everything.