Andy

Hahahahaha, I love watching you freakout about brady quinn... he's gone man, he's gone. This isn't even about Quinn anymore, he was just the impetus - this organization is pathetic. They should be thanking God Al Davis is around to distract NFL fans from how horribly run they are.

Jesus Christ, Cleveland. THIS IS NOT A BRADY QUINN PROBLEM. THE ENTIRE TEAM SUCKS. Putting in Anderson does nothing but screw up the team further. And he just threw a pick. Eric Mangini is horrifyingly bad.

According to Adam Schefter's Twitter, Browns' players have filed 3 grievances against the Mangenius, with 3 more scheduled to be processed this week. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds pretty ridiculous.

Iowa at #6? Let's not get silly here.....you're going to lose 2 or 3 games this year. Exile is an IU fan, and in any case, the polls aren't supposed to be predictive.

Quinn INT, McGahee TD, 7-0 Baltimore. At least McGahee's on my fantasy team.

Top 25 games --------------------------- (3) Alabama at Kentucky (12 pm, SEC Network) (4) LSU at (18) Georgia (3:30 pm, CBS) UC Davis at (5) Boise State (8 pm, ESPN 360) (6) Virginia Tech at Duke (12 pm, ESPN 360) (7) USC at (24) California (8 pm, ABC - Regional) (8) Oklahoma at (17) Miami (8 pm, ABC - Regional) (9) Ohio State at Indiana (7 pm, BTN) (10) Cincinnati at Miami (OH) (1 pm, ESPN 360) SMU at (11) TCU (8 pm, The Mountain) (12) Houston at UTEP (9 pm) Arkansas State at (13) Iowa (12 pm, ESPN2) (15) Penn State at Illinois (3:30 pm, ABC - Regional) Washington State at (16) Oregon (9:15 pm) Utah State at (20) BYU (9 pm Friday, The Mountain) (21) Ole Miss at Vanderbilt (7 pm, ESPNU) (22) Michigan at Michigan State (12 pm, BTN - Regional) (25) Georgia Tech at Mississippi State (7:30 pm, CSN South) Games of interest ---------------------------- Hawaii at Louisiana Tech (8 pm Wednesday, ESPN2) Colorado at West Virginia (7:30 pm Thursday, ESPN) Pittsburgh at Louisville (8 pm Friday, ESPN2) Toledo at Ball State (12 pm, ESPN 360) Wisconsin at Minnesota (12 pm, ESPN) Northwestern at Purdue (12 pm, BTN - Regional) Kansas State vs Iowa State – in Kansas City (3 pm, FCS Central) UCLA at Stanford (3:30 pm, ABC – Regional) Florida State at Boston College (3:30 pm, ABC - Regional) Washington at Notre Dame (3:30 pm, NBC) Western Michigan at Northern Illinois (3:30 pm, CSN Chicago) Florida International at UL Monroe (3:30 pm, CSN South) Kent State at Baylor (7 pm) South Carolina State at South Carolina (7 pm, ESPN Classic) Arkansas vs Texas A&M – in Arlington (7:30 pm, ESPN2) Auburn at Tennessee (7:45 pm, ESPN) Other nationally available games ------------------------------------------ Southern Miss at UAB (8 pm Thursday, CBS College) Virginia at North Carolina (12 pm, ESPN 360) South Florida at Syracuse (12 pm, ESPN 360) East Carolina at Marshall (12 pm, CBS College) Clemson at Maryland (12 pm, ESPNU) NC State at Wake Forest (3:30 pm, ESPNU) Air Force at Navy (3:30 pm, CBS College) New Mexico at Texas Tech (3:30 pm, FSN/CSN) Oregon State at Arizona State (7 pm, Versus) Tulsa at Rice (7:30 pm, CBS College) Colorado State at Idaho (10:30 pm, ESPNU) Non I-A games of interest --------------------------------- Holy Cross at Northeastern (1 pm) Indiana State at Northern Iowa (5 pm) Southern Illinois at Western Illinois (7 pm, Fox Sports Midwest) Nationally available games outside I-A ------------------------------------------------- Alcorn State at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (7:30 pm Thursday, ESPNU) Penn at Dartmouth (12 pm, Versus) William & Mary at Villanova (3:30 pm, Versus)

Charlie does deserve a hell of a lot of credit for the gameplan he had. Those crazy couple of drives in the second quarter where we were running Wildcat every other play and passed like twice were weird to see, but they got us two scores, without which we lose. I don't like Tenuta so far though. I know he's got the reputation, but he gets way too carried away with the blitzing and that killed us against UM and MSU. It was nice to see him back off a little bit against Purdue, and I'm certain that's part of why we held them in check until late. Jimmy and Allen need to be back next week, I don't think we'll get away against Washington the way we did last night.

What do you think of Weis as a coach? I don't really know what ND fans think of him. I really want to like him. He's a decent (not great, but decent) offensive coordinator, and a fantastic recruiter. But he's made some horrible staff choices (Minter and Tenuta as DCs, John Latina as OL coach), he gets too cute way too damn often, and he completely and totally lacks the ability to finish teams off (ND lost 3 games last year in which they led by double digits in the 2nd half, and they should have 2 more such losses this year but was bailed out both times). If tonight was a sign of what we can expect to see without Floyd, it looks like that injury may finish him at Notre Dame.

Notre Dame may be the first team in history to have votes in the AP poll and lose them all with two straight wins. Horrendously unimpressive. Granted, our three best players were hurt and two didn't even play, but we should have won by 20 anyway. Charlie Weis with a pretty horribly called game. That being said, I'd rather say all this crap after a win than a loss.

Sigh. Of. Relief.

Jimmy is quite clearly not the same. A healthy Clausen would be dissecting this team instead of being 6/13. I'd stick with running the ball or just play Crist, who looks pretty solid so far (albeit with only 1 pass attempt).

Jimmy's injury is going to kill us. No way he'd have been doing shotgun on 4th and 1 otherwise.

HAHA John L. Smith sighting

And I think you're full of [expletive].

That's what "the call stands" means. Otherwise he would've said "the call is confirmed". I thought they just said the call stands in all cases in college. I'm sure refs have said confirmed in college and I've heard it in the pros but I can't remember hearing it in college. I've heard 'confirmed' a few times in college. The Big Ten needs to do something about this, because this is embarrassing for the league. You can't just blatantly hand games to the big-ticket team in the conference without repercussion. You really think that is happening? Indiana's failure to convert and settle for fg's over and over again had nothing to do with the game. Was it a bad call, yes. Indiana failed to win this game more than anything. It's becoming increasingly hard to ignore that Michigan gets just about every game-changing call at home. Every single one. There will always be reasons that the other team should have kept it from mattering, but the fact is you shouldn't have to play a game knowing you're going to get screwed.

That's what "the call stands" means. Otherwise he would've said "the call is confirmed". I thought they just said the call stands in all cases in college. I'm sure refs have said confirmed in college and I've heard it in the pros but I can't remember hearing it in college. I've heard 'confirmed' a few times in college. The Big Ten needs to do something about this, because this is embarrassing for the league. You can't just blatantly hand games to the big-ticket team in the conference without repercussion.

The same thing that would possess them to ignore interference calls against us, give them extra time against PSU, etc... This game has been stolen from Indiana. shut the [expletive] up Um, no. I won't.

The same thing that would possess them to ignore interference calls against us, give them extra time against PSU, etc... This game has been stolen from Indiana.

Simultaneous catch. Good God, Big Ten refs. This is blatant.

Holding called from way upfield on a kickoff return. Yep, you're in the Big House.

Frankly if anyone ever calls that again, it'll make the Bush Push that much more intolerable. No, I'm not over it.

Nice field goals, IU.

What is going on with these snaps?

Wow, where were those calls in the ND game?

Tyson Lee of Miss. State is 5/13, 50 yards, 3 INT against LSU. Freaking miracle they're down only 16-14.