Andy

The Colts are the luckiest team in the league this season and it's not even close.

Quinn engineers a 14-play, 75-yard TD drive to put Cleveland up 37-31 with 5:44 to go. Quinn is 20/31, 291 yds, 4 TD. Finally, a good day.

I started the Falcons and Giants Ds against each other in fantasy and left the Skins on the bench. Oops.

Safety as Stafford called for grounding in his own end zone.

Ball State (Punter U) may have another one. Reggie Hodges just booted a 50-yarder to pin the Lions inside their own 5 in Detroit. The Lions then penalize themselves back to their own 1.

So according to the NFL.com game tracker, Phil Dawson is playing QB for Cleveland.

Browns run a fake FG with under 30 seconds to go. They're not messing around today I guess.

Now here comes Matt Stafford. Who had 41 first-half points in the pool?

LOLions. 8/9 151 yds 3 TD for Quinn in a quarter. Bad day for Detroit.

Thank God Brady Quinn's at least good enough to light up Detroit.

AP: 1 Florida (36) 11-0 1463 2 Alabama (13) 11-0 1428 3 Texas (11) 11-0 1425 4 TCU 11-0 1309 5 Cincinnati 10-0 1245 6 Boise State 11-0 1218 7 Georgia Tech 10-1 1138 8 Pittsburgh 9-1 1041 9 Ohio State 10-2 1016 10 Oregon 9-2 983 11 Oklahoma State 9-2 793 12 Penn State 10-2 773 13 Iowa 10-2 766 14 Virginia Tech 8-3 675 15 Clemson 8-3 609 16 Oregon State 8-3 541 17 LSU 8-3 409 18 Brigham Young 9-2 399 19 Miami (FL) 8-3 347 20 Mississippi 8-3 333 21 California 8-3 263 22 Utah 9-2 249 23 North Carolina 8-3 237 24 USC 7-3 225 25 Houston 9-2 199

Apparently, the FCS playoff selections will be announced at 3 pm ET tomorrow on ESPN News.

Miles took way too long to call a timeout before a 3rd down play, they ended up at 4th and 26, miraculously converted but only had 1 second left with no timeouts and Miles made the colossally stupid move of NOT sending the FG team on for a last-second attempt.

Great throw by Masoli. I'm kind of rooting for Arizona. Would be such a thrill for their students to get their first Rose Bowl bid ever.

No TV for this one? WGN, but only locally.

Harbaugh really screwed the pooch at the end of the Big Game. Why would you let Andrew Luck (10/29 at the time) throw when you're in the red zone, have plenty of time to score, and have Toby Effing Gerhart??

Les Miles is a terrible, terrible football coach.

It was over after Navy. So who is the leading candidate for the job? I hope they get someone good. Stoops's interest is rumored, he's the guy I want. Brian Kelly is the presumptive favorite and probably the guy who will be hired. Those are the only two that have been directly linked so far.

Syracuse had a loss. Wasn't that an exhibition game though? Yes it was which is the best part of Andy's streak. Keep talking.

It was over after Navy.

I would think the money he's owed will play a part, but I'm sure some alum will kick in most of it. I think if he wins the last 2 games and a bowl it would be tough to get rid of him. Plus, if Clausen, Floyd, and Tate all come back if he stays, then they'd be dumb to let him go. No, they wouldn't. Weis had Clausen, Floyd and Tate this year and he's going to go 6-6.

For someone who talks about how little things matter in college basketball this early you sure like to brag about meaningless Big East things. There are 20 posters in this thread who will spend the entire season fellating the Big Ten, so I guess I just have to pick up the slack, don't I? I just thought it was a cool little run to have at the start of the year. I'm not stupid enough to draw blanket conclusions about the Big East based on mostly meaningless games, but it's good to see Cuse beating up on UNC, great to see DePaul beating a good mid-major team. Since I really don't think Notre Dame's going to be making headlines apart from Harangody, I'm planning on enjoying the entire conference, hence my interest. While there are some B10 homers here, I'm becoming increasingly convinced that you will talk about people fellating the B10 a great deal more than it will actually happen, which is saying something. I was exaggerating about the B11, but I'm the only major Big East fan here - the only other people I know of who even have a team in the league are the DePaul alums - so that might mean I talk about the league in my posts once in a while. Like I said, I'm not drawing any conclusions like "OMGZ THE BIG EAST IS THE BEST" based on 41 games, about 35 of which were pillow fights with nothing teams. I just thought it was a cool streak.

For someone who talks about how little things matter in college basketball this early you sure like to brag about meaningless Big East things. There are 20 posters in this thread who will spend the entire season fellating the Big Ten, so I guess I just have to pick up the slack, don't I? I just thought it was a cool little run to have at the start of the year. I'm not stupid enough to draw blanket conclusions about the Big East based on mostly meaningless games, but it's good to see Cuse beating up on UNC, great to see DePaul beating a good mid-major team. Since I really don't think Notre Dame's going to be making headlines apart from Harangody, I'm planning on enjoying the entire conference, hence my interest.

Providence's loss to Bama ends the Big East's run at 41 wins. Too bad.

Big East improves to 37-0 as bottom-feeder DePaul tops perennial tourney team Northern Iowa and Nova drops Dayton. The streak will almost certainly end tonight when Syracuse plays UNC at the Garden, but it's cool to see.