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Lutmer saves a touchdown by running down the Oregon WGA at quarterback. no mention of Lutmer’s speed by the announcers; instead, they insist (at length!) the WGA must be nursing an injury of some sort. you can’t make this stuff up.

i read this as coal eligible. LOL

Becker finished the game with 7 catches for 118 yards, both game-highs. an important note: he only got the start because the WGA was injured. “weird,” huh?

the defenses certainly came to play in this one!

Boettcher with the big sack on third down forces an Iowa punt.

Anderson Castle getting some touches early and producing for Duke.

ask and you shall receive! Iowa is back in it!

freshman Jack Smith, listed as a wide receiver, runs the ball 75 yards and scores for South Dakota State on their first play from scrimmage. wow! he’s dynamic, as we’ve talked about before.

Lutmer is playing exclusively at corner in Iowa’s base defense then slipping inside to the slot when they bring in more dbs. Oregon is running the ball well to the left side of their o-line. for the Hawkeyes, Gronowski had better wake up (currently 1-5 passing), or this game will get out of reach.

linebacker Bruce Boettcher and safety Dillon Thieneman sure look good for the Ducks. they're always around the ball.

Llewelyn is currently owning the long armed Oregon offensive tackle. interception Iowa!

Lutmer is playing corner for the Hawkeyes this series.

bad snap on an Iowa punt attempt results in a safety. ouch!

wet, cold, nasty weather for the Oregon at Iowa matchup. Gronowski’s poor pass on third down kills Iowa's first drive. Lutmer almost intercepted the ball on Oregon’s first possession. each team has gone three-and-out to start. who will make the first mistake in the poor conditions?

on the flip side, it was a tough night for BYU’s gifted wide receiving duo of Roberts and Kingston. both played very hard, but they got beat up going after off target balls trying to help out their young quarterback. Kingston had to be helped off the field in the fourth quarter, and Roberts was...

Texas Tech’s defense has completely disrupted the BYU offense today, but give credit to the BYU defense for keeping the Cougars in the game, especially linebacker Jack Kelly and safety Tanner Wall. they never quit despite repeatedly being having a short field. the Red Raiders, if my numbers are...

Mikey Munn is scheduled to play on national tv today. his #22-ranked Yotes will square off against the Jackrabbits of #8-ranked South Dakota State. if you haven’t seen him play, i encourage you to check him out. kid is an elite talent.

no, sir. he’s from Tennessee. he won a few state championships as a hurdler and long sprinter, as well.

is this Charlie Becker’s breakout game for IU? the 6-foot-4 sophomore wideout has 3 catches for 72 yards in the first half.

i think TTU. most of the hype around BYU is about their gifted mystery meat freshman quarterback, who is talented to be sure. meanwhile, the (White) Raiders’ defense is the best in the country and is led by a bunch of our guys, and the offense is centered around their White qb.

the announcers are raving about the breakaway speed Tech’s backup running black, yet nary a mention of BYU safety Tanner Wall who ran him down from behind and caught him.

BYU keeps shooting themselves in the foot with all these miscues.

if the ball hadn’t been under thrown, he might’ve scored.

Tech’s defense is STRONG. those White Raiders are all over the place!

Coy Eakin with a nice 37-yard catch that leads to a Texas Tech touchdown.