#Fresno State vs. San Diego State

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Mountain West Showdown: Fresno State vs. San Diego State - Who Takes the Crown?

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The Mountain West conference heats up as Fresno State Bulldogs clash with the San Diego State Aztecs in a battle for conference bragging rights and crucial early-season momentum.

Both teams enter with hungry ambitions, but only one can leave Viejas Arena victorious.

This clash promises high-stakes drama, defensive intensity, and a fight for every inch of the hardwood.

Fresno State Bulldogs: Gritty Underdogs Seeking Upset

The Bulldogs, under Head Coach Justin Hutson, embody the gritty underdog spirit. While boasting a 5-7 record, their losses often came against formidable opponents, showcasing their competitive edge.

Leading the charge is Isaiah Hill, a dynamic scorer averaging 18.9 points per game, whose offensive prowess can spark runs and keep them in the thick of things.

Their defense, averaging 66.3 points allowed per game, promises a physical battle and potential frustration for the Aztecs' potent offense.

San Diego State Aztecs: Defending Champs Facing Early Test

The Aztecs, under the reign of legendary Coach Brian Dutcher, are reigning Mountain West champions and harbor national championship aspirations.

They boast a 10-3 record, powered by a balanced attack led by Matt Bradley (12.1 ppg) and Darrion Trammell (11.9 ppg).

Their signature suffocating defense, allowing a conference-low 59.5 points per game, will test Fresno State's offensive execution and patience.

However, a recent one-point loss to Boise State raises questions about their vulnerability in close games.

Keys to the Game:

Can Fresno State exploit the Aztecs' recent defensive lapse? Hill's hot shooting hand and disciplined ball movement could challenge San Diego State's defensive intensity.

Will San Diego State's offense overpower Fresno State's gritty defense? Their balanced attack and offensive rebounding prowess could wear down the Bulldogs' defensive intensity.

Home-court advantage plays a role: Viejas Arena can become a electric cauldron, potentially providing an additional edge for the Aztecs.

Prediction:

This promises to be a tight and defensive battle, with both teams fighting for every possession.

While San Diego State's talent and experience give them a slight edge, Fresno State's underdog grit and potential offensive explosion could upset the balance.

Expect a nail-biter down to the wire, with the potential for a shocking result.

Beyond the Scoreboard:

This game isn't just about points and victories; it's about setting the tone for the Mountain West season.

A win for Fresno State could launch them into conference contention, while a victory for San Diego State reaffirms their dominance and championship aspirations.

Regardless of the outcome, this clash promises to be a showcase of Mountain West basketball's intensity and defensive prowess, leaving fans on the edge of their seats until the final buzzer.

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College Football Breakdown - 2023 Week Four.

SEC: Golden Boot (Conference Game) - Arkansas at LSU. LSU leads the series, 43-23-2.

Conference Game - Ole Miss at Alabama. Alabama leads the series, 54-10-2.

Conference Game - Auburn at Texas A&M. Texas A&M leads the series, 7-6.

Conference Game - Kentucky at Vanderbilt. Kentucky leads the series, 48-43-4.

Conference Game - Mississippi State at South Carolina. South Carolina leads the series, 9-7.

Undefeated Matchup - Memphis vs Missouri in St. Louis. Missouri leads the series, 3-1.

UTSA at Tennessee. First meeting.

UAB at Georgia. Georgia leads the series, 3-0.

Charlotte at Florida. First meeting.

Big Ten: Conference Game - Rutgers at Michigan. Michigan leads the series, 8-1.

Conference Game - Iowa at Penn State. Penn State leads the series, 17-14.

Conference Game - Wisconsin at Purdue. Wisconsin leads the series, 52-29-8. (Wisconsin has won 16 straight meetings.)

Conference Game - Minnesota at Northwestern. Minnesota leads the series, 56-36-5.

Conference Game - Maryland at Michigan State. Michigan State leads the series, 10-3.

Undefeated Matchup - Ohio State at Notre Dame. Ohio State leads the series, 5-2.

Akron at Indiana. Indiana leads the series, 3-0.

Florida Atlantic at Illinois. First meeting.

Louisiana Tech at Nebraska. Nebraska leads the series, 2-0.

PAC12: Conference Game - Colorado at Oregon. Oregon leads the series, 15-9.

Conference Game - UCLA at Utah. UCLA leads the series, 12-8.

Conference Game - Oregon State at Washington State. Washington State leads the series, 56-48-3.

Conference Game - Arizona at Stanford. Stanford leads the series, 17-14.

Conference Game - California at Washington. Washington leads the series, 56-41-4.

Conference Game - Southern California at Arizona State. Southern Cal leads the series, 24-14.

Big 12: Conference Game - Texas at Baylor. Texas leads the series, 80-28-4.

Conference Game - Oklahoma State at Iowa State. Oklahoma State leads the series, 34-20-3.

Conference Game - Oklahoma at Cincinnati. Oklahoma leads the series, 2-0.

Conference Game - BYU at Kansas. Kansas leads the series, 1-0. (That game was played in 1992.)

Conference Game - Central Florida at Kansas State. Kansas State leads the series, 1-0.

Conference Game - Texas Tech vs West Virginia. The series is tied, 6-6.

Iron Skillet Trophy Game - SMU at TCU. TCU leads the series, 52-42-7.

Sam Houston State at Houston. Houston leads the series, 4-2.

ACC: Conference Game - Florida State at Clemson. Florida State leads the series, 20-15.

Conference Game - Georgia Tech at Wake Forest. Georgia Tech leads the series, 23-8.

Conference Game - North Carolina State at Virginia. NC State leads the series, 36-22-1.

Conference Game - Boston College at Louisville. Louisville leads the series, 8-7.

Conference Game - North Carolina at Pittsburgh. North Carolina leads the series, 11-5.

Miami (FL.) at Temple. Da U leads the series, 13-0-1.

Virginia Tech at Marshall. Virginia Tech leads the series, 11-2.

Army at Syracuse. Syracuse leads the series, 11-10. (They last played in 1996.)

Duke at Connecticut. Connecticut leads the series, 2-0.

AAC: Conference Game - Rice at South Florida. First meeting.

Tulsa at Northern Illinois. Tulsa leads the series, 1-0.

Gardner Webb at East Carolina. ECU leads the series, 1-0.

Nicholls State at Tulane. Tulane leads the series, 1-0.

Mountain West: Conference Game - Boise State at San Diego State. The series is tied, 4-4.

Conference Game - Air Force at San Jose State. Air Force leads the series, 4-2.

Appalachian State at Wyoming. The series is tied, 1-1.

Colorado State at Middle Tennessee State. Middle Tennessee leads the series, 1-0.

Kent State at Fresno State. First meeting.

James Madison at Utah State.

Nevada at Texas State. Nevada leads the series, 2-0.

New Mexico State at Hawaii. Hawaii leads the series, 10-1.

UNLV at UTEP. UNLV leads the series, 6-2.

New Mexico at Massachusetts. First meeting.

Sun Belt: Conference Game - Georgia State at Coastal Carolina. The series is tied, 3-3.

Conference Game - Southern Mississippi at Arkansas State. Southern Miss leads the series, 10-2.

Western Kentucky at Troy State. Troy State leads the series, 10-2-1.

Central Michigan at South Alabama. South Alabama leads the series, 1-0.

Buffalo at UL Lafayette. First meeting.

Georgia Southern at Ball State. Georgia Southern leads the series, 1-0.

Texas A&M - Commerce at Old Dominion.

CUSA: Conference Game - Liberty at Florida International. Liberty leads the series, 1-0.

Eastern Michigan at Jacksonville State.

MACtion: Conference Game - Western Michigan at Toledo. Toledo leads the series, 45-32.

Conference Game - Ohio at Bowling Green. Bowling Green leads the series, 41-31-2.

Delaware State at Miami (Oh.). First meeting.

AAC: Conference Game - Rice at South Florida. First meeting.

Tulsa at Northern Illinois. Tulsa leads the series, 1-0.

Gardner Webb at East Carolina. ECU leads the series, 1-0.

Nicholls State at Tulane. Tulane leads the series, 1-0.

Mountain West: Conference Game - Boise State at San Diego State. The series is tied, 4-4.

Conference Game - Air Force at San Jose State. Air Force leads the series, 4-2.

Appalachian State at Wyoming. The series is tied, 1-1.

Colorado State at Middle Tennessee State. Middle Tennessee leads the series, 1-0.

Kent State at Fresno State. First meeting.

James Madison at Utah State.

Nevada at Texas State. Nevada leads the series, 2-0.

New Mexico State at Hawaii. Hawaii leads the series, 10-1.

UNLV at UTEP. UNLV leads the series, 6-2.

New Mexico at Massachusetts. First meeting.

Sun Belt: Conference Game - Georgia State at Coastal Carolina. The series is tied, 3-3.

Conference Game - Southern Mississippi at Arkansas State. Southern Miss leads the series, 10-2.

Western Kentucky at Troy State. Troy State leads the series, 10-2-1.

Central Michigan at South Alabama. South Alabama leads the series, 1-0.

Buffalo at UL Lafayette. First meeting.

Georgia Southern at Ball State. Georgia Southern leads the series, 1-0.

Texas A&M - Commerce at Old Dominion.

CUSA: Conference Game - Liberty at Florida International. Liberty leads the series, 1-0.

Eastern Michigan at Jacksonville State.

MACtion: Conference Game - Western Michigan at Toledo. Toledo leads the series, 45-32.

Conference Game - Ohio at Bowling Green. Bowling Green leads the series, 41-31-2.

Delaware State at Miami (Oh.). First meeting.

Other Games: Thursday, September 21st UAPB at Alabama A&M 6:30 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video Friday, September 22nd Brown at Harvard 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Saturday, September 23rd Abilene Christian at Central Arkansas 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Alabama State at Florida A&M 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Albany at Morgan State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Austin Peay at Stephen F. Austin 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Bethune Cookman vs. Jackson State 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Bryant at Princeton 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Butler at Stetson 11:00 am $espn+ Video Cal Poly at Portland State 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Charleston Southern at Western Carolina 1:30 pm $espn+ Video Chattanooga at Samford 2:00 pm $espn+ Video DII: Clark Atlanta at Miles 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Colgate at Holy Cross 1:00 pm $espn+ Video Cornell at Yale 11:00 am $espn+ Video Dayton at San Diego 4:00 pm $espn+ Video Eastern Washington at UC Davis 9:00 pm $espn+ Video Elon at Campbell 5:00 pm $Flo Video Georgetown at Columbia 11:30 am $espn+ Video Houston Christian at SE Louisiana 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Kennesaw State at Tennessee Tech 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Lehigh at Dartmouth 12:30 pm $espn+ Video Lincoln (CA) at Lamar 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Lindenwood at Illinois State 12:00 pm $espn+ Video Maine at William & Mary 2:30 pm $Flo Video Marist at Valparaiso 12:00 pm $espn+ Video McNeese at Eastern Illinois 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Mercer at Furman 1:00 pm $espn+ Video / Nexstar (cable) Merrimack at Wagner 12:00 pm NEC Front Row Video Monmouth at Lafayette 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Montana at Northern Arizona 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Montana State at Weber State 7:00 pm $espn+ Video / Scripps / MTN TV Morehouse at Edward Waters 1:00 pm $espn+ Video New Hampshire at Delaware 5:00 pm $Flo Video Norfolk State at Towson 3:00 pm $Flo Video North American at Incarnate Word 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Northern Colorado at Idaho State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Penn at Bucknell 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Rhode Island at Villanova 1:00 pm $Flo Video Richmond at Stony Brook 2:30 pm $Flo Video NAIA: Roosevelt at Indiana Wesleyan 11:00 am $espn+ Video Sacramento State at Idaho 3:00 pm $espn+ Video / KMAX-31 (cable) Sacred Heart at Saint Francis 11:00 am NEC Front Row Video SEMO at Eastern Kentucky 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Southwest Baptist at Tarleton State 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Stonehill at Fordham 12:00 pm $espn+ Video The Citadel at SC State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video UT Martin at North Alabama 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Utah Tech at Missouri State 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Virginia Lynchburg at Robert Morris 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Western Illinois at Southern Utah 7:00 pm $espn+ Video Wofford at VMI 12:30 pm $espn+ Video

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Dynasty Year #4 - Season Preview

Recruit Pitch Rankings (Previous Year)

Coach Prestige - A+ (A+)

Coach Stability - A+ (A-)

Stadium Atmosphere - B (B-)

Conference Prestige - B- (B)

Championship Contender - B-

Television Exposure - B- (C+)

Academic Prestige - C (C)

Athletic Facilities - C (C-)

Program Tradition - C- (D+)

Pro Potential - D+ (D+)

Campus Lifestyle - D (D)

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Team Prestige: 4 Stars (3 Stars)

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Pipeline States:

California. Florida. Washington. Idaho (No Change)

Recruiting Needs: MLB - 1

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Year #4 - Schedule:

at Minnesota (#34)

vs. #21 Kansas State

at #16 Middle Tennessee State

UNLV (#92)

at Colorado (#72)

vs. Utah (#78)

at Oregon State (#50)

vs. Oregon (#40)

at #11 Washington

vs. Washington State (#106)

at Utah State (#71)

vs. boise state (#98)

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Idaho Rankings Pre-Season (last pre-season):

Idaho- #42 (#38)

Offense: B- (C). B (C). Defense B- (C+) Special Teams - C (C)

Ratings: Overall: 83 (75). Offense: 86 (75). Defense: 80 (76)

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Mountain West Conference Outlook:

MWC - West Division:

Washington (#11)

Oregon (#40)

Idaho (#42)

Oregon State (#50)

Utah State (#71)

Utah (#78)

Boise State (#98)

Washington State (#106)

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MWC - Mountain Division:

Arizona

San Diego State

Colorado

Arizona State

Nevada

Colorado State

UNLV

Fresno State

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Coaches Poll Top 10:

Ohio State

Notre Dame

Penn State

Stanford

Texas

Boston College

Florida State

USC

UCLA

Michigan State

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Toughest Place to Play:

Kibbie Dome 40th (50) - B Overall. - Average Attendance: 16,000

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Pre-Season All-Americans:

1st Team:

Dylan Thigpen - HB

Mytreal Denson - DT

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Pre-Season All Conference:

1st Team:

Dylan Thigpen - HB

Mytreal Denson - DT

Calvary Pugh - CB

2nd Team:

Eric Hale - DE

Rashaan Crawford - DT

Sedrick Thomas - SS

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SOLD OUT GARANTIZADO

El Paso, Texas./UCLA (9-3), No. 18 en el ranking final de los Playoffs de futbol americano colegial, ha aceptado una invitación para jugar en la edición 89th del Sun Bowl Tony the Tiger,  contra Pittsburgh (8-4, empatado en el segundo lugar en la ACC Coastal) de la Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC).

Esta será la quinta aparición general de UCLA en el Sun Bowl y los Bruins han ganado tres de los cuatro juegos anteriores. El concurso de este año se llevará a cabo el viernes 30 de diciembre de 2022 en el Sun Bowl Stadium en El Paso, Texas, y será televisado a nivel nacional por CBS a las 12:00 horas tiempo de El Paso, Texas (MT).

Esta es la segunda temporada consecutiva de UCLA en ganar una invitación al juego de tazón y su 38ª invitación general al tazón. UCLA terminó la temporada 2022 con nueve victorias y tiene la oportunidad de convertirse en el décimo equipo Bruin en registrar 10 victorias por temporada, la mayor cantidad en la historia de la escuela.

Los Bruins terminaron la temporada regular con la ofensiva número 3 de la nación, que promedia 507.8 yardas por juego. UCLA fue clasificado cuarto en la nación en ofensiva por tierra (246.3 yardas por juego) y corrió para al menos 200 yardas en nueve juegos esta temporada.

UCLA se ha enfrentado a Pitt 14 veces en el emparrillado, la mayor cantidad que se ha alineado contra cualquier oponente actual de ACC. Los Bruins tienen una ventaja de 9-5 en la serie de todos los tiempos con los Panthers, pero los equipos no se han enfrentado desde 1972. UCLA jugó contra Pitt cada temporada desde 1958 hasta 1964, se tomó un descanso en 1965, antes de continuar la serie de 1966 a 1972.

Los Bruins tienen marca de 19-13 en todos los tiempos contra equipos que actualmente conforman la Conferencia de la Costa Atlántica y jugaron por última vez contra un equipo de la ACC en 2015 cuando derrotaron a Virginia en Pasadena.

Historia de UCLA en el Sun Bowl 2022 --- UCLA vs. Pittsburgh 2013 --- UCLA d. Virginia Tech 42-12 (QB Brett Hundley, ran for 161 and threw for 226 yards, and LB Joran Zumwalt, who had 10 tackles, were Co-MVPs) 2005 --- UCLA d. Northwestern 50-38 (UCLA rallied from an early 22-point deficit which was then the biggest comeback in school history – RBs Chris Markey and Kahlil Bell were Co-MVP) 2000 --- Wisconsin d. UCLA 21-20 (Freddie Mitchell set a Sun Bowl game record with 180 receiving yards) 1991 --- UCLA d. Illinois 6-3 (UCLA won its eighth straight bowl game – LB Arnold Ale MVP)

Historia de UCLA en juegos de Taz’on (16-19-1) Dec. 30, 2022 --- Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl Dec. 28, 2021 --- not played - N.C. State - San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl Dec. 26, 2017 --- L UCLA 17, Kansas State 35 Cactus Bowl Dec. 26, 2015 --- L UCLA 29, Nebraska 37 Foster Farms Bowl Jan. 2, 2015 --- W UCLA 40, Kansas State 35 Valero Alamo Bowl Dec. 31, 2013 --- W UCLA 42, Virginia Tech 12 Hyundai Sun Bowl Dec. 27, 2012 --- L UCLA 26, Baylor 49 Bridgepointe Education Holiday Bowl Dec. 31, 2011 --- L UCLA 14, Illinois 20 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl Dec. 29, 2009 --- W UCLA 30, Temple 21 EagleBank Bowl Dec. 22, 2007 --- L UCLA 16, Brigham Young 17 Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 27, 2006 --- L UCLA 27, Florida State 44 Emerald Bowl Dec. 30, 2005 --- W UCLA 50, Northwestern 38 Vitalis Sun Bowl Dec. 23, 2004 --- L UCLA 21, Wyoming 24 Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 30, 2003 --- L UCLA 9, Fresno State 17 Silicon Valley Football Classic Dec. 25, 2002 --- W UCLA 27, New Mexico 13 SEGA Sports Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 29, 2000 --- L UCLA 20, Wisconsin 21 Wells Fargo Sun Bowl Jan. 1, 1999 --- L UCLA 31, Wisconsin 38 Rose Bowl presented by AT&T Jan. 1, 1998 --- W UCLA 29, Texas A&M 23 Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Dec. 25, 1995 --- L UCLA 30, Kansas 51 Jeep Eagle Aloha Bowl Jan. 1, 1994 --- L UCLA 16, Wisconsin 21 Rose Bowl Dec. 31, 1991 --- W UCLA 6, Illinois 3 Hancock Bowl (Sun Bowl) Jan. 2, 1989 --- W UCLA 17, Arkansas 3 Mobil Cotton Bowl Dec. 25, 1987 --- W UCLA 20, Florida 16 Jeep Eagle Aloha Bowl Dec. 30, 1986 --- W UCLA 31, Brigham Young 10 Freedom Bowl Jan. 1, 1986 --- W UCLA 45, Iowa 28 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1985 --- W UCLA 39, Miami 37 Fiesta Bowl Jan. 2, 1984 --- W UCLA 45, Illinois 9 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1983 --- W UCLA 24, Michigan 14 Rose Bowl Dec. 31, 1981 --- L UCLA 14, Michigan 33 Bluebonnet Bowl Dec. 25, 1978 --- T UCLA 10, Arkansas 10 Fiesta Bowl Dec. 20, 1976 --- L UCLA 6, Alabama 36 Liberty Bowl Jan. 1, 1976 --- W UCLA 23, Ohio State 10 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1966 --- W UCLA 14, Michigan State 12 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1962 --- L UCLA 3, Minnesota 21 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1956 --- L UCLA 14, Michigan State 17 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1954 --- L UCLA 20, Michigan State 28 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1947 --- L UCLA 14, Illinois 45 Rose Bowl Jan. 1, 1943 --- L UCLA 0, Georgia 9 Rose Bowl

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New Mexico State vs San Jose State 10/22/22 College Football Picks Predictions Odds

Credit score: Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports activities San Jose State Spartans (4-2) vs. New Mexico State Aggies (2-5) October 22, 2022 6:00 pm EDT The Line: New Mexico State Aggies +21.5 / San Jose State Spartans -21.5; Over/Beneath: +44 (Click on right here for up to date betting odds) The San Jose State Spartans and the New Mexico State Aggies meet in week 8 faculty soccer motion from Aggie Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The San Jose State Spartans will look to rebound from a 17-10 loss to Fresno State that despatched the Spartans to 4-2 on the yr. Chevan Cordeiro has thrown for 1,602 yards, 7 touchdowns and an interception on 56.8% passing together with 178 dashing yards with 6 touchdowns whereas Kairee Robinson has a team-high 343 dashing yards and 5 touchdowns. Elijah Cooks has a team-high 30 catches for 548 yards and three touchdowns whereas Justin Lockhart has 298 receiving yards and Charles Ross has 204 receiving yards as nicely on the yr. On protection, Kyle Harmon has a team-high 50 whole tackles whereas San Jose State has 12 sacks and seven interceptions as a group this season. The New Mexico State Aggies will attempt to discover some consistency after alternating wins and losses in every of their final 4 video games following a 21-9 win over rival New Mexico to enhance to 2-5 on the yr. Gavin Frakes has thrown for 517 yards, 4 touchdowns and 6 interceptions on 48.1% passing whereas Diego Pavia’s thrown for 322 yards and 4 picks on 40.5% passing whereas additionally dashing for 102 yards and a pair of scores. Star Thomas has a team-high 326 dashing yards and three touchdowns whereas Jamoni Jones has 217 dashing yards and a pair of scores as nicely. Justice Powers leads NMSU’s receiving group with 204 receiving yards as nicely this season. On protection, Chris Ojoh has 61 whole tackles with 42 solo tackles and 4 sacks. Lazarus Williams additionally has 3 sacks for the Aggie protection this season. San Jose State is 4-1 ATS of their final 5 video games total and 6-13 ATS of their final 19 non-conference video games whereas the underneath is 6-1 of their final 7 video games total. New Mexico State is 21-44-1 ATS of their final 66 video games in opposition to a group with a profitable report and 2-12 ATS of their final 14 house video games in opposition to a group with a profitable street report whereas the underneath is 5-2 of their final 7 house video games. I get the case to be made for a house underdog in lots of spots, however the Aggies don’t have the offense to maintain up with what San Jose State’s bringing to the desk. The Spartans took one on the chin in opposition to Fresno State within the race to the Mountain West title sport, and I feel San Jose State will use this as an opportunity to take out some frustration. I’ll aspect with San Jose State in a beatdown right here. Chris Ruffolo’s Free Decide: San Jose State -21.5 Supply hyperlink Originally published at SF Newsvine

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Saturday News/Sports TV for 9/17/2022

Saturday News/Sports TV for 9/17/2022

- [ ] 4:30am: DP World Tour: DS Automobiles Italian Open (GOLF) - [ ] 6:00am: Good Morning Arizona (KTVK) - [ ] 6:00am: College GameDay (ESPN) - [ ] 7:00am: CNN Newsroom (CNN) - [ ] 7:00am: The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross (MSNBC) - [ ] 7:00am: Premier League: Newcastle vs Bournemouth (USA) - [ ] 8:00am: CNN Newsroom with Fredricka Whitfield (CNN) - [ ] 8:00am: Big Noon Kickoff (FOX) - [ ] 9:00am: Alex Witt Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 9:00am: Premier League Mornings (USA) - [ ] 9:00am: NCAA FB: Connecticut at Michigan (ABC) - [ ] 9:00am: NCAA FB: Oklahoma at Nebraska (FOX) - [ ] 9:00am: NCAA FB: Georgia at South Carolina (ESPN) - [ ] 9:00am: NCAA FB: Texas State at Baylor (FS1) - [ ] 9:00am: NCAA FB: Youngstown State at Kentucky (SECN) - [ ] 9:30am: Premier League: Tottenham Hotspur vs Leicester City (NBC) - [ ] 10:00am: MLB Mix (MLBEXTRAINNINGS) *DTV720 - [ ] 10:00am: MLB: Regional Coverage (MLBN) - [ ] 10:00am: MLB: Reds at Cardinals (BSMW) *DTV741 - [ ] 11:00am: Yasmin Vossoughian Reports (MSNBC) - [ ] 11:30am: Golf Central Pregame (GOLF) - [ ] 11:30am: NCAA FB: California at Notre Dame (NBC) - [ ] 12:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Jim Acosta (CNN) - [ ] 12:00pm: College Football Today (CBS) - [ ] 12:00pm: College Football Scoreboard (ABC) - [ ] 12:00pm: College Football Scoreboard (ESPN) - [ ] 12:00pm: LPGA: AmazingCre Portland Classic (GOLF) - [ ] 12:30pm: NCAA FB: BYU at Oregon (FOX) - [ ] 12:30pm: NCAA FB: Penn State at Auburn (CBS) - [ ] 12:30pm: NCAA FB: Mississippi at Georgia Tech (ABC) - [ ] 1:00pm: Symone (MSNBC) - [ ] 1:00pm: NCAA FB: Louisiana-Monroe at Alabama (SECN) - [ ] 1:00pm: CFL: Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 2:00pm: PoliticsNation (MSNBC) - [ ] 2:00pm: NCAA FB: Liberty at Wake Forest (ACCN) - [ ] 3:00pm: CNN Newsroom with Pamela Brown (CNN) - [ ] 3:00pm: American Voices with Alicia Menendez (MSNBC) - [ ] 3:00pm: NCAA FB: Mississippi State at LSU (ESPN) - [ ] 3:00pm: MLB: White Sox at Tigers (BSDET) *DTV733 - [ ] 3:00pm: PGA: Fortinet Championship (GOLF) - [ ] 3:30pm: College Football Scoreboard (ABC) - [ ] 3:30pm: NASCAR Cup Series Countdown to Green (USA) - [ ] 4:00pm: NCAA FB: Toledo at Ohio State (FOX) - [ ] 4:00pm: NCAA FB: Texas Tech at NC State (ESPN2) - [ ] 4:00pm: NCAA FB: Akron at Tennessee (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 4:00pm: NCAA FB: Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Oklahoma State (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 4:00pm: NCAA FB: Missouri State at Arkansas (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Regional Coverage (MLBN) - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Reds at Cardinals (BSMW) *DTV741 - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Pirates at Mets (SNY) *DTV739 - [ ] 4:00pm: MLB: Yankees at Brewers (BSWI) *DTV735 - [ ] 4:00pm: CFL: BC Lions vs Calgary Stampeders (ESPNPLUS) - [ ] 4:30pm: DBacks Live Pregame (BSAZ) - [ ] 4:30pm: NCAA FB: Michigan State at Washington (ABC) - [ ] 4:30pm: NCAA FB: Pittsburgh at Western Michigan (ESPNU) - [ ] 4:30pm: NCAA FB: South Florida at Florida (SECN) - [ ] 4:30pm: NASCAR: Bass Pro Shops Night Race (USA) - [ ] 5:00pm: Ayman (MSNBC) - [ ] 5:00pm: Good Evening Arizona at 5pm (KTVK) - [ ] 5:00pm: On Patrol: First Shift (REELZ) - [ ] 5:00pm: MLB: Padres at DBacks (BSAZ) - [ ] 5:00pm: NCAA FB: Louisiana Tech at Clemson (ACCN) - [ ] 5:00pm: NCAA FB: UTSA at Texas (LONGHORN) - [ ] 6:00pm: On Patrol: LIVE (REELZ) - [ ] 6:00pm: NCAA FB: Miami at Texas A&M (ESPN) - [ ] 6:00pm: MLB: Dodgers at Giants (SPORTSNETLA) *DTV746 - [ ] 7:00pm: USL: Phoenix Rising FC at San Diego Loyal (BSAZEXTRA) - [ ] 7:00pm: NCAA FB: San Diego State at Utah (ESPN2) - [ ] 7:30pm: NCAA FB: Fresno State at USC (FOX) - [ ] 8:00pm: NASCAR Cup Series Post Race (USA) - [ ] 8:00pm: NCAA FB: Eastern Michigan at Arizona State (PAC12N) - [ ] 8:00pm: NCAA FB: North Dakota State at Arizona (FS1) - [ ] 9:00pm: Arizona’s Family News at 9pm (KTVK) - [ ] 9:00pm: SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt (ESPN)

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2021 Top Games of the Week: Week 9

Ok folks we’ve got a few big ones coming up. The Big Ten heads up a great slate of important games in Week 9.

The Top Ten Games of the Week

10. North Carolina 4-3 (3-3) at #11 Notre Dame 6-1

If I had more faith in North Carolina I’d put this game higher. I think Notre Dame is gonna slip up again at some point but the Tar Heels probably won’t be the team to do it.

9. Virginia 6-2 (4-2) at #25 BYU 6-2

Oh isn’t this spicy? Bronco Mendenhall returns to the place where he established himself as a head coach. The longtime Cougar saw success in Provo, leading BYU to several Mountain West championships in the heyday of that league, and to several ranked finishes. For a while it seemed like he got the better of the amicable divorce, with low expectations leading to a slow but steady rebuild in Virginia, meanwhile the Cougars were seemingly spinning their wheels for the most part. However, last year all the pieces clicked together and Kalani Sitake’s Brigham Young squad finished #11 in the final polls, one better than Bronco’s career high. I’m interested.

8. Fresno State 6-2 (3-1) at #21 San Diego State 7-0 (3-0)

Though Fresno State and San Diego State have only been reunited for the past decade, when the Bulldogs joined the Mountain West in 2012, the Bulldogs and Aztecs have become the dominant forces in the West Division. The rekindled rivalry is now one of the most important games in the conference. San Diego State has put together another strong season. The Aztecs possess a lockdown defense and one of the best punters in the country, college or professional, in Matt Araiza. Fresno State nearly claimed the PAC-12 for themselves when the Bulldogs came within a hair’s breadth of beating #11 Oregon and then unseating #13 UCLA two weeks later. Don’t let a loss to Hawaii deceive you, this is a dangerous 2 loss Mountain West squad.

7. #19 SMU 7-0 (3-0) at Houston 6-1 (4-0)

This one is also juicy. SMU and Houston are more or less playing for the privilege to face off against Cincinnati in the AAC Championship. The Mustangs are undefeated and looking tough, meanwhile Houston has only suffered an early loss to Texas Tech before locking down in league play. The game is colored a bit because The Cougars are moving to the Big 12 in a few years, leaving SMU to an uncertain fate.

6. Texas 4-3 (2-2) at #16 Baylor 6-1 (3-1)

Speaking of leaving, Texas has left the Big 12 for a bigger piece of pie. Baylor doesn’t have to let this divorce happen without punching their age old antagonist in the eye before they go.

5. #1 Georgia 7-0 (5-0) vs Florida 4-3 (2-3)

I would have thought this would be a #1 game but Florida really hasn’t been playing like one of the best teams in the country. Georgia certainly has, and I think the Bulldogs are going to have a huge advantage in the Cocktail Party. The Gators often rise up for big games, so I won’t count them out yet, but they’re certainly not on a championship trajectory at present.

4. #10 Ole Miss 6-1 (3-1) at #18 Auburn 5-2 (2-1)

Until further notice Alabama is still running this division. That means everybody else is still just fighting for 2nd place and if they’re lucky a tiebreaking win. It’s not a bad life, you’ll make a NY6 bowl as a consolation prize. That’s more or less what’s at stake here as our intrepid Tigers and Rebels attempt to chase down the Tide.

3. #9 Iowa 6-1 (3-1) at Wisconsin 4-3 (2-2)

The longstanding Iowa-Wisconsin rivalry frequently decides the Big Ten West division. This year, the Hawkeyes have a lead in the race but victory hasn’t been assured following the Hawkeyes’ upset loss to Purdue, the offense is still a clear weakness. The Badgers have ran hot and cold, but they seem to have righted themselves after handily beating that same Boilermaker squad. Camp Randall will be rocking as Wisconsin attempts to unseat their rivals atop the division.

2. #20 Penn State 5-2 (2-2) at #5 Ohio State 6-1 (4-0)

Penn State shouldn’t have bungled that 9 OT game if they wanted that #1 spot on this list. It’s a great rivalry but the Nittany Lions can now only serve as an obstacle for Ohio State as they’ve taken themselves out of the East race following another no offense showing last week.

1. #6 Michigan 7-0 (0-0) at #8 Michigan State 7-0 (0-0)

I can’t believe to say this but we might see some points in the Michigan-Michigan State game. The Wolverines and Spartans have been off to hot starts, and now stand in each other’s way as they jockey for a Playoff spot. It feels like a long time coming for both teams, and both will be playing will extra intensity both for the rivalry and for the high stakes.

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5 G5 Games of the Week

5. Wyoming 4-3 (0-3) at San Jose State 4-4 (2-2)

The Mountain West undercard. Wyoming and San Jose State both feel like they’ve wasted some potential this year and are out to prove themselves.

4. Louisiana-Monroe 4-3 (2-2) at Appalachian State 5-2 (2-1)

God bless them, longtime doormat Louisiana-Monroe is attempting bowl eligibility. I hope they make it, but App is a tough cross-division draw.

3. Hawaii 4-4 (1-2) at Utah State 5-2 (3-1)

Utah State has inserted themselves into the Mountain Division race. The Aggies hold a lead despite a head to head loss to Boise State. USU is gonna have to keep playing stout football to keep up their title pretensions.

2. UTEP 6-1 (3-0) at FAU 4-3 (2-1)

UTEP has been one of the feel good stories of 2021. The long suffering Miners are bowl eligible only 7 games into the season and are gunning for the West Division title. Florida Atlantic are in the lead in the East Division and can score a big win on Saturday if they can fend off UTEP.

1. Troy 4-3 (2-1) at #24 Coastal Carolina 6-1 (1-1)

Sorry Coastal, it’s a shame the margin is so slim. However, stranger things have happened, winning out never hurt anybody. Who knows, maybe the AAC and MWC champ both have 2 losses.

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FCS Games of the Week

1. #3 Southern Illinois 6-1 (4-0) at #16 Northern Iowa 4-3 (2-2)

It’s not a great FCS week but this game definitely stands out. Southern Illinois is attempting to establish themselves as a real FCS powerhouse. Can the Salukis navigate through the notoriously difficult MVFC?

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Picking Every Bowl: New Mexico Bowl, UTEP vs. Fresno State

PUBG Mobile New Mexico Bowl UTEP (7-5) vs. Fresno State (9-3), University Stadium, Albuquerque, N.M., 2:15 p.m., ESPN Fresno State -11.5 – O/U 51 On the surface, this game seems to be an enormous mismatch. Fresno State ended the season on a roll, including wins over San Diego State and a blowout in the season-ender against surging San Jose State. On the other side is UTEP, a team that started…

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College football polls: Updated AP Top 25, Coaches Poll rankings after Week 10

A singular storyline is becoming more and more evident as the 2021 college football season progresses.

Georgia is the No. 1 team in the country. Everyone else? They’re subject to unforeseen upsets, small-time performances on the big stage and college football chaos in general.

MORE: College Football Playoff Picture for Week 11: Shuffle for last two spots is on

The Bulldogs took care of business on Saturday with a 43-6 hammering of Missouri in Sanford Stadium. None of the other College Football Playoff-eligible teams played particularly well on Saturday, including the team many consider to be the biggest threat to Georgia. No. 2 Alabama came out of a bye to play a horrendous game vs. LSU, squeaking out a 20-14 victory against a vastly depleted Tigers team with a lame-duck coach in Ed Orgeron. The Tide needed several consecutive defensive stops in the final quarter of play to keep LSU from sending Orgeron out with another victory against Nick Saban.

The Tide, at least, won their game. The same couldn’t be said of No. 3 Michigan State, which fell to Purdue’s patented “Spoilermaker” magic in a 40-29 upset in West Lafayette. Purdue now has two top-five victories on the season after beating then-No. 2 Iowa earlier in the season. Elsewhere, No. 9 Wake Forest suffered its first loss of the season in a 58-55 shootout against North Carolina, a game in which Sam Howell threw for 216 yards, rushed for 104 more and scored three total touchdowns.

No. 3 Oregon was arguably the best performer among the top 10 teams outside of Georgia on Saturday, overcoming an early haymaker from 4-5 Washington — and terrible Seattle weather — en route to a 26-16 victory. No. 5 Ohio State wasn’t particularly impressive in its win over unranked Nebraska, but managed a 26-17 victory over the Cornhuskers in Lincoln. And No. 6 Cincinnati, which needs to overcome its Group of 5 Status if it hopes to make the Playoff, did itself no favors in a razor-thin victory over Tulsa.

All those games and more had an effect on the latest AP Top 25 and Coaches Poll rankings. Sporting News takes a look at those polls after the Week 10 slate of games:

MORE: College football rankings: What Michigan State’s loss to Purdue means for Ohio State, Cincinnati and more

College football rankings for Week 11

Coaches Poll

Rank Team Record Points (No. 1 votes) 1 Georgia 9-0 1,600 (64) 2 Alabama 8-1 1,483 3 Cincinnati 9-0 1,430 4 Oklahoma 9-0 1,423 5 Ohio State 8-1 1,356 6 Oregon 8-1 1,291 7 Notre Dame 8-1 1,182 8 Michigan 8-1 1,099 9 Michigan State 8-1 1,074 10 Oklahoma State 8-1 1,045 11 Texas A&M 7-2 1,023 12 Ole Miss 7-2 862 13 Wake Forest 8-1 769 14 Iowa 7-2 636 15 BYU 8-2 552 16 UTSA 9-0 525 17 Houston 8-1 472 18 Baylor 7-2 449 19 N.C. State 7-2 445 20 Auburn 6-3 382 21 Coastal Carolina 8-1 335 22 Pitt 7-2 293 23 Penn State 6-3 249 24 Wisconsin 6-3 177 25 Louisiana 8-1 164

Others receiving votes: Arkansas 116; San Diego State 103; Purdue 77; Kentucky 74; Utah 34; Iowa State 21; App State 19; SMU 18; Minnesota 10; Nevada 3; Fresno State 3; Clemson 3; Tennessee 2; Arizona State 1.

MORE: Heisman Trophy watch for Week 11: Bryce Young’s big moment still looms

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College Football Breakdown - 2023 Week Three

SEC: Conference Game - South Carolina at Georgia. Georgia leads the series, 54-19-2.

Conference Game - Tennessee at Florida. Florida leads the series, 31-21.

Conference Game - LSU at Mississippi State. LSU leads the series, 77-36-3.

Kansas State at Missouri. Missouri leads the series, 60-33-5.

Georgia Tech at Ole Miss. Ole Miss leads the series, 3-2.

BYU at Arkansas. Arkansas leads the series, 1-0.

Alabama at South Florida. Alabama leads the series, 1-0.

UL Monroe at Texas A&M. Texas A&M leads the series, 4-0.

Akron at Kentucky. Kentucky leads the series, 1-0.

Vanderbilt at UNLV. UNLV leads the series, 1-0.

Samford at Auburn. Auburn leads the series, 28-0-1.

Big Ten: Conference Game - Penn State at Illinois. Penn State leads the series, 20-6.

Syracuse at Purdue. The series is tied, 1-1.

Minnesota at North Carolina. First meeting.

Virginia at Maryland. Maryland leads the series, 44-32-2.

Virginia Tech at Rutgers. Virginia Tech leads the series, 12-3.

Louisville at Indiana. Indiana leads the series, 2-0. (They last played in 1986).

Northwestern at Duke. Duke leads the series, 12-10.

Washington at Michigan State. Washington leads the series, 3-1.

Western Kentucky at Ohio State. First meeting.

Bowling Green at Michigan. Michigan leads the series, 2-0.

Western Michigan at Iowa. Western Michigan leads the series, 2-1.

Northern Illinois at Nebraska. Nebraska leads the series, 3-1.

Georgia Southern at Wisconsin. First meeting.

PAC12: Rocky Mountain Showdown - Colorado vs Colorado State. Colorado leads the series, 67-22-2.

San Diego State at Oregon State. Oregon State leads the series, 3-2.

Fresno State at Arizona State. Arizona State leads the series, 3-1.

UTEP at Arizona. Arizona leads the series, 39-11-2. (Arizona has won 13 straight meetings).

Hawaii at Oregon. Oregon leads the series, 4-3. (They last played in 1994).

Idaho at California. First meeting.

Sacramento State at Stanford. First meeting.

Weber State at Utah. Utah leads the series, 6-0. (This series used to be part of the "Beehive Boot" rivalry series).

North Carolina Central at UCLA. First meeting.

Northern Colorado at Washington State. Washington State leads the series, 1-0.

Big 12: Backyard Brawl - Pittsburgh at West Virginia. Pittsburgh leads the series, 62-40-3.

Conference Game - TCU at Houston. Houston leads the series, 13-12.

Oklahoma at Tulsa. Oklahoma leads the series, 20-7-1.

Wyoming at Texas. Texas leads the series, 5-0.

Iowa State at Ohio. Iowa State leads the series, 8-0.

Kansas at Nevada. First meeting.

Battle For The Victory Bell - Miami (Oh.) at Cincinnati. Cincinnati leads the series, 60-59-7. (Cincinnati has won 16 straight meetings).

Villanova at Central Florida. UCF leads the series, 1-0.

South Alabama at Oklahoma State. Oklahoma State leads the series, 2-0.

Tarleton State at Texas Tech. First meeting.

Long Island University at Baylor. First meeting.

ACC: Conference Game - Florida State at Boston College. Florida State leads the series, 14-5.

Florida Atlantic at Clemson. Clemson leads the series, 1-0.

Bethune Cookman at Miami (FL.). Da U leads the series, 6-0.

Wake Forest at Old Dominion. Wake Forest leads the series, 1-0.

VMI at North Carolina State. VMI leads the series, 11-7-1.

AAC: Conference Game - Navy at Memphis. Memphis leads the series, 5-3.

Tulane at Southern Mississippi. Southern Miss leads the series, 24-9.

East Carolina at Appalachian State. App State leads the series, 20-12.

Army at UTSA. Army leads the series, 2-1.

Georgia State at Charlotte. The series is tied, 2-2.

UL Lafayette at UAB. UAB leads the series, 4-3.

North Texas at Louisiana Tech. Louisiana Tech leads the series, 13-8.

Prairie View A&M at SMU. First meeting.

Texas Southern at Rice. Rice leads the series, 1-0.

Norfolk State vs Temple. First meeting.

Mountain West: Conference Game - Utah State at Air Force. The series is tied, 5-5.

Rio Grande Rivalry - New Mexico State at New Mexico. New Mexico leads the series, 73-34-5.

San Jose State at Toledo. Toledo leads the series, 1-0. (They last played in 1981).

North Dakota at Boise State. First meeting.

Sun Belt: Conference Game - James Madison at Troy State.

Duquesne at Coastal Carolina.

Jackson State at Texas State. First meeting.

Stony Brook at Arkansas State. First meeting.

CUSA: Liberty at Buffalo. Liberty leads the series, 2-0.

Florida International at Connecticut. Connecticut leads the series, 1-0.

Murray State at Middle Tennessee State. Middle Tennessee State leads the series, 37-30-3.

MAC: Central Michigan at Notre Dame. First meeting.

Massachusetts at Eastern Michigan. The series is tied, 2-2.

Indiana State at Ball State. Ball State leads the series, 38-24-1.

Central Connecticut State at Kent State. First meeting.

Other Games: Drake at South Dakota State 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Central Arkansas at North Dakota State 2:30 pm $espn+ Video / ABC ND (cable) Illinois State at Eastern Illinois 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Lindenwood at Western Illinois 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Robert Morris at Youngstown State 1:00 pm $espn+ Video Stetson at Montana State 2:00 pm $espn+ Video / SWX (cable) Ferris State at Montana 7:00 pm $espn+ Video / SWX (cable) Lamar at South Dakota 1:00 pm $espn+ Video Northern Iowa at Idaho State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video SE Louisiana at Eastern Washington 3:00 pm $espn+ Video / SWX (cable) Southern Illinois at SEMO 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Southern Utah at UC Davis 9:00 pm $espn+ Video / My58 (cable) Utah Tech at Northern Arizona 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Dartmouth at New Hampshire 5:00 pm $Flo Video Holy Cross at Yale 11:00 am $espn+ Video Rhode Island at Maine 2:30 pm $Flo Video Incarnate Word at Abilene Christian 7:00 pm $espn+ Video Houston Christian at UT Martin 6:00 pm $espn+ Video SFA at Northwestern State 6:00 pm $espn+ Video The Citadel at Chattanooga 5:00 pm $espn+ Video / Nexstar (cable) Furman at Kennesaw State 4:00 pm $espn+ Video ETSU at Austin Peay 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Cornell at Lehigh 11:00 am $espn+ Video Penn at Colgate 12:00 pm $espn+ Video Columbia at Lafayette 11:30 am $espn+ Video Brown at Bryant 3:00 pm $espn+ Video WCU at Eastern Kentucky 5:00 pm $espn+ Video William & Mary at CSU 3:00 pm $espn+ Video St. Francis (PA) at Delaware 5:00 pm $Flo Video Delaware State at Richmond 2:30 pm $Flo Video McNeese at Alcorn 6:00 pm Alcorn Video St. Thomas MN at Harvard 12:00 pm $espn+ Video Presbyterian at Wofford 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Campbell at Monmouth 12:00 pm SNY / $Flo Video DII: Shaw at Bowie State 12:00 pm GrioTV / Plex Video DII: Morehouse at Albany State 2:00 pm CNBC / Peacock Video Alabama A&M at Southern 6:00 pm $espn+ Video Davidson at Marist 12:00 pm $espn+ Video Florida Memorial at Grambling 2:00 pm $espn+ Video Gardner Webb at Tennessee State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Hampton at Howard 2:30 pm $espn+ Video Lincoln (CA) at Cal Poly 7:00 pm $espn+ Video Miles at UAPB 4:00 pm UAPB Video MVSU at Delta State 6:00 pm $Flo Video North Alabama at Tennessee Tech 6:00 pm $espn+ Video North American at Portland State 3:00 pm $espn+ Video North Carolina A&T at Elon 2:00 pm $Flo Video Princeton at San Diego 3:00 pm $espn+ Video Stonehill at Georgetown 11:30 am $espn+ Video Taylor at Dayton 12:00 pm Facebook Video Towson at Morgan State 5:00 pm $espn+ Video Virginia Lynchburg at Merrimack 5:00 pm NEC Front Row Video Wabash College at Butler 5:00 pm $Flo Video Wagner at Sacred Heart 12:00 pm NEC Front Row Video West Florida at Florida A&M 5:00 pm HBCU Go Video

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Idaho prepares for Dynasty Year #3

Year #3 - Season Preview:

Recruit Pitch Rankings (Previous Year):

Coach Prestige: A+ (B+)

Coach Stability: A- (B+)

Conference Prestige: B (B-)

Stadium Atmosphere: B- (C)

Championship Contender: C+

Television Exposure: C (D+)

Academic Prestige: C (C+)

Athletic Facilities: C- (D+)

Pro Potential: D+ (C-)

Program Tradition: D+ (D)

Campus Lifestyle: D (D)

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Team Prestige: 3-Star (2-Star)

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Pipeline States: California. Idaho. Florida. Washington (No Change)

In-Season Recruiting Needs: 1 DE, 1 MLB, 1 CB

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Year #3 Schedule:

vs. Ohio (#90)

at #24 Auburn

vs. Colorado (#30)

at Colorado State #32)

vs. Arkansas (#27)

at Utah (#68) 

vs. Oregon State (#63)

at Oregon (#64)

vs. #10 Washington

at Washington State (#66)

vs. Utah State (#56)

at #22 Boise State

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Pre-Season Poll:

Idaho Ranking: #38 - Overall: C Offense: C Defense: C+ Special Teams: C

Ratings: Overall 75 (72) Offense: 75 (74) Defense: 76 (73)

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Mountain West Conference Outlook:

West Division:

#10 Washington

#22 Boise State

Idaho (38)

Utah State (#56)

Oregon State (#63)

Oregon (#64)

Washington State (#66)

Utah (#68)

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Mountain Division:

#22 Arizona

Colorado (#30)

Colorado State (#32)

San Diego State

UNLV

Arizona State

Nevada

Fresno State

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Coaches Poll Top 10:

1. Notre Dame

2. Clemson

3. Florida State

4. Miami

5. TCU

6. Texas

7. UCLA

8. Texas A&M

9. Ohio State

10. Washington

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Toughest Places to Play:

Kibbie Dome - 50th (74th). B- Overall (C). Average Attendance: 16,000

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Pre-Season All-Americans:

1st Team - HB - Dylan Thigpen

1st Team - FS - Elijah Williams

2nd Team - MLB - Kaden Elliss

2nd Team - CB - Dorian Clark

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Pre-Season All-Conference:

1st Team - HB - Dylan Thigpen

1st Team - MLB - Kaden Elliss

1st Team - CB - Dorian Clark

1st Team - FS - Elijah Williams

2nd Team - CB - Calvary Pugh

2nd Team - K - Carlton Richard

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Sports on TV: Saturday, December 12, 2020

(All instances Japanese) Schedule topic to alter and/or blackouts Saturday, December 12 AUTO RACING 4:55 a.m.

ESPN — Method One: Apply, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

ESPN2 — Method One: Qualifying, Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

SHO — Showtime Particular Version: Chris Colbert vs. Jaime Arboleda (Tremendous Featherweights), Uncasville, Conn.

ESPN — Prime Rank: Shakur Stevenson vs. Toka Kahn Clary (Junior Lightweights), Las Vegas

COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S) 11 a.m.

ESPNU — Florida at Florida State

CBS — Notre Dame at Kentucky

ESPNEWS — Wofford vs. South Florida, Atlanta

ESPNU — Syracuse at Boston School

ESPNU — Mississippi State vs. Dayton, Atlanta

NBCSN — Evansville at Saint Louis

NBCSN — Outdated Dominion at Virginia Commonwealth

ESPNU — Memphis vs. Auburn, Atlanta

PAC-12N — Texas (El Paso) at Arizona

BTN — Indiana State at Purdue

ESPNU — Illinois at Missouri

PAC-12N — Oregon at Washington

ABC — Michigan State at Penn State

ACCN — Wake Forest at Louisville

BTN — Rutgers at Maryland

ESPN — Alabama at Arkansas

ESPN2 — Illinois at Northwestern

FOX — Utah at Colorado

FS1 — Minnesota at Nebraska

SECN — Georgia at Missouri

CBSSN — Akron at Buffalo

CBS — Navy at Military

ABC — North Carolina at Miami

BTN — Pudue at Indiana

ESPN — Oklahoma State at Baylor

ESPN2 — Houston at Memphis

FS1 — Wisconsin at Iowa

ACCN — Duke at Florida State

FOX — California at Washington State

SECN — Tennessee at Vanderbilt

CBSSN — Boise State at Wyoming

ESPN — Louisiana State at Florida

FS1 — Louisiana Tech at Texas Christian

ABC — Southern California at UCLA

SECN — Auburn at Mississippi State

ACCN — Virginia at Virginia Tech

ESPN2 — San Diego State at Brigham Younger

ESPNU — Stanford at Oregon State

FS1 — Fresno State at New Mexico

COLLEGE HOCKEY (MEN’S) 7 p.m.

NBCSN — Ohio State at Notre Dame

GOLF — LPGA Tour: The U.S. Open, Third Spherical, Champions Golf Course, Houston

GOLF — PGA Tour: The QBE Shootout, Second Spherical, Tiburón Golf Membership, Naples, Fla.

NBC — LPGA Tour: The U.S. Open, Third Spherical, Champions Golf Course, Houston

GOLF — EPGA Tour: The DP World Tour Championship, Ultimate Spherical, Jumeirah Golf Estates – Earth Course, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS 8 p.m.

ESPN2 — UFC 256 Prelims: Undercard Bouts, Las Vegas

NBATV — Preseason: Toronto at Charlotte

NBATV — Preseason: Phoenix at Utah (joined in progress)

NBCSN — European Champions Cup: Wasps at Dragons, Group Stage, Group A (taped)

SOCCER (MEN’S) 8:55 a.m.

ESPNEWS — Serie A: Spezia at Crotone

NBCSN — Premier League: Manchester Metropolis at Manchester United

FOX — MLS Cup: Columbus Crew vs. Seattle Sounders, Ultimate, Columbus, Ohio

FS2 — WSL: The Maui Professional, Championship Tour, Maui, Hawaii

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The Real 2020 Season: Bowl Season and the Playoff!

Welcome to the final part of the The Real 2020 Season series! We’ve been imagining how things would have gone in the 2020 football season if COVID hadn’t ruined everything. All that’s left are the bowls!

Here is a list of the regular season weeks: Week 0, Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7, Week 8, Week 9, Week 10, Week 11, Week 12, Week 13, Championship Week

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The Rankings

Final College Football Playoff Rankings

1. Alabama 13-0 (8-0) 2. Ohio State 12-1 (9-0) 3. Clemson 12-1 (8-0) 4. Notre Dame 11-1 5. Texas A&M 11-1 (7-1) 6. Oklahoma 11-2 (7-2) 7. Florida 11-2 (7-1 8. Cincinnati 13-0 (8-0) 9. Iowa State 10-3 (8-1) 10. Oregon 11-2 (7-2) 11. Georgia 10-2 (6-2) 12. Indiana 11-1 (8-1) 13. Coastal Carolina 13-0 (8-0) 14. USC 9-4 (7-2) 15. Texas 9-3 (6-3) 16. Stanford 9-3 (7-2) 17. Auburn 9-3 (5-3) 18. Oklahoma State 9-3 (6-3) 19. North Carolina 9-4 (7-1) 20. Iowa 9-3 (6-3) 21. Arizona State 9-3 (6-3) 22. Northwestern 9-4 (6-3) 23. Miami FL 9-3 (5-3) 24. Wisconsin 8-4 (6-3) 25. UCF 9-3 (5-3)

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The Regular Bowls

Here’s an accounting of the non-NY6 bowls. We almost had the exact amount of 6-6 or better teams to fill out the bowl schedule so every qualifying team made it to the postseason plus one 5-7 team with the highest APR score (Rice). The winning teams are marked in bold.

Alamo Bowl: #14 USC vs #15 Texas

Arizona Bowl: Nevada vs Rice

Armed Forces Bowl: California vs San Diego State

Bahamas Bowl: Miami OH vs UTSA

Birmingham Bowl: Central Michigan vs Georgia Southern

Boca Raton Bowl: Louisiana Tech vs Ohio

Camellia Bowl: Buffalo vs Troy

Cheez-It Bowl: #18 Oklahoma State vs #23 Miami FL

Citrus Bowl: #17 Auburn vs #12 Indiana

Cure Bowl: Appalachian State vs Houston

Duke’s Mayo Bowl: NC State vs #22 Northwestern

Fenway Bowl: Boston College vs Tulsa

First Responder Bowl: SMU vs Texas Tech

Frisco Bowl: Colorado vs Kent State

Gasparilla Bowl: BYU vs UAB

Gator Bowl: Arkansas vs Wake Forest

Guaranteed Rate Bowl: Fresno State vs Kansas State

Hawaii Bowl: Hawaii vs Memphis

Holiday Bowl: Pittsburgh vs Utah

Independence Bowl: Army vs Washington

LA Bowl: #21 Arizona State vs San Jose State

Las Vegas Bowl: Missouri vs #16 Stanford

Lending Tree Bowl: Georgia State vs Western Michigan

Liberty Bowl: Ole Miss vs West Virginia

Military Bowl: Louisville vs #25 UCF

Music City Bowl: Tennessee vs #24 Wisconsin

Myrtle Beach Bowl: #13 Coastal Carolina vs Liberty

New Mexico Bowl: Air Force vs Florida Atlantic

New Orleans Bowl: Louisiana vs Marshall

Outback Bowl: #20 Iowa vs LSU

Pinstripe Bowl: Minnesota vs Virginia Tech

Potato Bowl: Boise State vs Toledo

Quick Lane Bowl: Ball State vs Washington State

Redbox Bowl: Penn State vs UCLA

Sun Bowl: Oregon State vs Virginia

Texas Bowl: Kentucky vs TCU

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New Year’s Bowls

Cotton Bowl: #7 Florida vs #6 Oklahoma

Fiesta Bowl: #9 Iowa State vs #10 Oregon

Orange Bowl: #19 North Carolina vs #5 Texas A&M

Peach Bowl: #8 Cincinnati vs #11 Georgia

Rose Bowl (semifinal): #2 Ohio State vs #3 Clemson

Sugar Bowl (semifinal): #1 Alabama vs #4 Notre Dame

College Football National Championship Game: #1 Alabama vs #2 Ohio State

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The Big Picture

I hope you weren’t expecting something different to happen. 2020 Alabama might be the best college football team we’ve seen in the history of the sport so yeah they were always gonna win this.

Yeah it is depressing that basically everything played out in a similar fashion, right down to the same four Playoff teams. I mean, we’re at a point in the sport much like the 70′s where the same few teams are always at the peak. It’s a bummer but that’s college football for you.

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The Bowl Records

Big 12: 8-0 MAC: 6-2 PAC-12: 8-3 Big Ten: 4-4 American: 3-3 Independent: 2-2 SEC: 5-7 MWC: 3-4 Sun Belt: 2-4 ACC: 2-8 C-USA: 0-6

The Big 12 shocked everybody with a perfect bowl season. The MAC and PAC-12 had surprisingly strong postseasons as well, though in the PAC’s case this came with losing their two highest profile bowls. The SEC underperformed outside of the very strongest teams in the league, of course Alabama notched two wins to help prop up the conference’s record. Poor C-USA laid an egg, going 0-for the postseason.

The Final Ranking

AP Poll

1. Alabama 15-0 (8-0) 2. Ohio State 13-2 (9-0) 3. Clemson 12-2 (8-0) 4. Texas A&M 12-1 (7-1) 5. Oklahoma 12-2 (7-2) 6. Notre Dame 11-2 7. Iowa State 11-3 (8-1) 8. Florida 11-3 (7-1) 9. Georgia 11-2 (6-2) 10. Cincinnati 13-1 (8-0) 11. Oregon 11-3 (7-2) 12. Auburn 10-3 (5-3) 13. Indiana 11-2 (8-1) 14. Texas 10-3 (6-3) 15. Liberty 12-1 16. Coastal Carolina 13-1 (8-0) 17. Oklahoma State 10-3 (6-3) 18. Iowa 10-3 (6-3) 19. Stanford 10-3 (7-2) 20. UCF 10-3 (5-3) 21. Arizona State 10-3 (6-3) 22. BYU 10-3 23. Northwestern 10-4 (6-3) 24. USC 9-5 (7-2) 25. Wisconsin 9-4 (6-3)

And there we have it, the final rankings for the 2020 season.

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I hope you all had fun reading this little flight of fancy. I’ll be back soon with some real life football content. Stay tuned, the season is almost upon us!

-cfbguy

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College Football 2020 Season Week 12 TV Watch Em Ups: this is really still way too much football

Would you believe that I am not good at conveying accurate information? I know, it came as a shock to me, too! But it turns out this is week 12 of the college football season. Somebody else can leaf back through these posts but I’m not sure from this distance that I even made it as far as week 1 with the number listed correctly. But I’ve gotta trust what’s in front of me.

It doesn’t matter anyway. The long game for me has always been waiting for the season to be called off entirely and it’s becoming more and more clear that some version of this grotesquerie is going to make its way to the very bloody end of the playoffs. So even in my safest gambling prognostications I am utterly useless and wrong. (Maybe two consecutive days without my pills was a bad idea...) Here’s where things stand at postin’ time:

Saturday, November 21

Matchup                                             Time (ET)                       TV/Mobile

Georgia Southern at Army                12:00pm                        CBSSN

What a miserable way to open a post. Let’s skip this one.

Illinois at Nebraska                            12:00pm                           FS1

Still loling at Penn State. A great capper to Nebraska hanging on to beat Penn State last week would be to turn around and earn Lovie Smith another chance to win four more games in 2021.

LSU at Arkansas                                12:00pm                         SECN

This appears to be a mistake as LSU suspended their football program for the 2020 season.

6 Florida at Vanderbilt                       12:00pm                          ESPN

Florida hasn’t had a complete fuck up yet in 2020. Something seems really off about that.

9 Indiana at 3 Ohio State                   12:00pm                          FOX

Indiana has been the feel good story of 2020 college football so far. Maybe the only feel good story. They’re going to lose this game but show enough pluck and fight and courage to stick pretty close to the top 10 before taking a soul shattering dive at home against Maryland next week. Or they’ll just lose to tOSU by 60.

4 Clemson at Florida State                12:00pm                          ABC

Bobby Bowden built Florida State into a powerhouse by taking road matchups against anybody dumb enough to take that win for granted. There is a whole “sod graveyard” at FSU commemorating the biggest of those wins. So there’s a decent chance the +35.5 line for this game (or +36.5 depending on where you bet) is the most anybody has ever been favored as a road team in Tallahassee. I’ve mentioned before in these posts that FSU is maybe at the lowest point of any of Florida’s big three programs in my lifetime. There is actually no maybe. This program is a total shambles right now.

East Carolina at Temple                     12:00pm                            ESPN+

Eh, sure. Fine.

Arkansas State at Texas State           12:00pm                           ESPNU

Not sure if any of you caught the whole Farhad Manjoo controversy on twitter yesterday but basically he wrote an article for the New York Times about how many people he’s been exposed to in terms of COVID risk lately and how dangerous it could be for him to now fly home to his parents house for Thanksgiving. After going through all of the math and demonstrating pretty well what a horrible idea it would be for him to celebrate Thanksgiving with his parents he concludes by saying that he’s going to go ahead and celebrate Thanksgiving with his parents anyway. This game here, Arkansas State at Texas State, is about the same level of completely worthless risk of death and it’s still going to be played. I might start referencing that dumb Farhad Manjoo article/idea more regularly in watch em up posts.

Appalachian State at 15 Coastal Carolina         12:00pm           ESPN2

Coastal Carolina is going to win a national championship against BYU because every other program is too close to an 100% infection rate to keep playing. BYU doesn’t believe in shit like COVID and Coastal Carolina used up all of their budget fielding a team in the first place.

Stephen F. Austin at Memphis             12:00pm                          ESPN+

There it is, the 100th game to kick off at noon this Saturday! Congratulations, everybody!

Rice at North Texas                               2:00pm                            ESPN3

Rice has had a football program for a really long time for some reason.

FIU at WKU                                            2:00pm                             ESPN3

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North Alabama at 8 BYU                      3:00pm                        BYUtv/ESPN3

One of sports great rivalry games.

UTSA at Southern Miss                        3:00pm                            ESPN+

Mmm, another classic.

Western Carolina at Eastern Kentucky        3:00pm                   ESPN3

Thank god this one isn’t cancelled.

UCLA at 11 Oregon                               3:30pm                            ESPN2

Chip Kelly is still at UCLA, right? It would be kind of funny if he beat Oregon but also might go more or less unnoticed. Oregon has to be the least hyped team in the country to feature maybe four 2021 first round picks and a clear path to a conference title. The Pac-12 came so close to actually doing the right thing and not playing this year.

Iowa at Penn State                                3:30pm                              BTN

When I said that Indiana is the feel good story of the season so far I forgot that Penn State hasn’t won yet. Rockeye Chalkeye Hawkeyes or whatever Iowa’s chant is. Let’s keep it fucking going.

California at Oregon State                    3:30pm                              FS1

Not a single feeling.

10 Wisconsin at 19 Northwestern         3:30pm                             ABC

For my money this is close to as unappealing as a top 20 matchup is liable to ever be. That’s only partially explained by the sham quality of this season overall.

San Diego State at Nevada                    3:30pm                             CBS

This is good stuff normally but I might just skip this entire day of watching.

Middle Tennessee at Troy                       3:30pm                           ESPN3

{URGE TO DO LITERALLY ANYTHING ELSE INTENSIFYING}

Georgia State at South Alabama            3:30pm                           ESPNU

I am boiling over with apathy at the thought of this one.

7 Cincinnati at UCF                                  3:30pm                            ESPN

The people’s champs are not particularly great this year but maybe they can do us all a solid and derail the train that is Ohio State, Jr. The line isn’t crazily tilted towards the Bearcats (-5)  so maybe it’s a real possibility?

Virginia Tech at Pitt                                  4:00pm                            ACCN

Don’t let anybody convince you that the players aren’t wearing masks on the field during game action here. You’ve just gotta believe.

Kansas State at 17 Iowa State                4:00pm                            FOX

I should be interested in this one and yet...

Kentucky at 1 Alabama                            4:00pm                            SECN

For the record I agree that Mac Jones is really good and I also put him at about the 15th best player on the Tide this year. So, no, he wouldn’t be in the lead for RTARLsman 2020 if that were happening.

Abilene Christian at Virginia                     4:00pm                       RSN/ESPN3

UVA is completely inscrutable this year. Even more than usual. But they have been an absolute pleasure to watch in short bursts because their uniform game has been exceptionally sharp.

 Tennessee at 23 Auburn                            7:00pm                           ESPN

Missouri at South Carolina                            7:30pm                   SECN Alt.

The SEC is putting their messiest foot forward in primetime this week.

Michigan at Rutgers                                        7:30pm                     BTN

Great conference matchup between two programs that peaked in the 19th century and will never be national champions again.

21 Liberty at NC State                                     7:30pm              RSN/ESPN3

This Liberty being ranked thing is hilarious but I’ll be pretty happy if NC State wrecks them.

14 Oklahoma State at 18 Oklahoma              7:30pm                     ABC

Bedlam, baby! In primetime! Why!

Mississippi State at 13 Georgia                     7:30pm                     SECN

I don’t root for the UGAs often but I’ll be deeply in their corner this week. I want Mike Leach out of a job by the end of next season.

Arizona at Washington                                    8:00pm                      FOX

Pretty sweet uniform matchup, if nothing else. It is nothing else.

20 USC at Utah                                                10:30pm                    ESPN

I should really want to watch this game but I really don’t.

Boise State at Hawaii                                      11:00pm                  CBSSN

Maybe Boise will be tired from travel but they have no business winning by less than 20. Hawaii is not running that GoGo shit and they deserve to burn for it.

GAMES OF THE WEEK

Charlotte at 15 Marshall                                  Postponed

Wake Forest at Duke                                       Postponed

ULM vs. Louisiana Tech (in Shreveport, LA)    Canceled

Ole Miss at 5 Texas A&M                                 Postponed

Central Arkansas at 24 Louisiana                   Canceled

Michigan State at Maryland                            Canceled

San Jose State at Fresno State                      Canceled

UNLV at Colorado State                                  Canceled

Arizona State at Colorado                              Canceled

Washington State at Stanford                        Canceled

Navy at USF                                                      Canceled