Week 14 College Football Game Thread
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mabrowndog said:
* Wesley (DE) finishes off previously undefeated Hobart (NY), 41-13
* Widener (PA)'s first loss of the year is a 45-7 elimination drubbing by Linfield (OR)
* Mount Union (OH) holds off John Carroll (OH) and stays unbeaten, 36-28.
* Wartburg built a 33-16 lead through three quarters, but WI-Whitewater righted the ship with three unanswered TDs in the 4th and a 37-33 win to remain perfect at 13-0.
The two remaining unbeatens will host next Saturday's D-III semis, with Wesley heading to Mount Union and Linfield traveling to WI-Whitewater.
mabrowndog said:
Southern Oregon and Saint Xavier (IL) combine for 99 points as SOU advances to the championship, 62-37. Raiders QB Austin Dodge connects on 32 of 51 passes to 9 receivers for 460 yards & 5 TDs.
Ed Hillel said:
Dr Pepper held the same contest at the Pac 12 title game last night, and the girl AND the guy both used chest passes.
The girl won.
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In its last six quarters of SEC championship game action, Missouri has given up 80 points.
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In its last six quarters of SEC championship game action, Missouri has given up 80 points.
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mabrowndog said:
And it was by far the most entertaining moment of the night. The girl wrecked him, like 14-9. She was a machine, I think she missed once in 30 seconds.
OU leading 35-28 with less than a minute. Gives up a 92-yard punt return for a TD. Bedlam heading for OT.
Holy shit I put Oklahoma OSU on with 2 to go in 4th OU up 7 and OSU frosh QB throws pick
OU runs clock to 1 min and punts to a fair catch on the 10. Flag running into kicker, rekick
Guy goes 95 yards for 6
Nice job Stoops
OU runs clock to 1 min and punts to a fair catch on the 10. Flag running into kicker, rekick
Guy goes 95 yards for 6
Nice job Stoops
FCS Second-Round Playoff Update
Six teams are on to the quarterfinals:
* After #16 Fordham drew to within 14-12 of #1 New Hampshire, the Wildcats crushed the Rams, 44-19. Sean Goldrich hit 22 of 37 for 240 yards, and 7 UNH rushers combined for 6 TDs and 270 ground yards on 46 carries (5.9-yard average).
* #8 Chattanooga proved too much for #24 Indiana State, winning 35-14 while outgaining the Hoosiers 503-178 (including 262-27 rushing) and holding ISU to just one 3rd-down conversion in 10 tries. Jacob Huesman was The Man, completing 15 of 24 for 241 yards and a TD, and rushing 31 times for 153 yards and 2 more scores.
* #7 Coastal Carolina was all over #10 Richmond, 36-15, despite the Spiders' Mike Strauss throwing for 402 yards on the day. The Chanticleers pounded it on the ground, with 56 carries by 6 rushers for 316 yards and 3 TDs. Richmond converted just 2 of 15 times on 3rd down, and committed 8 penalties for 86 yards.
* Trailing Ohio Valley champ #3 Jacksonville (AL) State 26-24 at the half, #14 Sam Houston State outscored the Gamecocks 13-0 after the break to earn the 37-26 road upset despite being outgained 513 yards to 402. The culprits: Two JSU turnovers (none for SHU) and a dozen JSU penalties for a whopping 129 yards. The setback snaps a 10-game win streak for Jacksonville State, which lost its opener to Michigan State 45-7.
* As Monty noted earlier, #5 Illinois State avenges its only loss of the season by sprinting out to a 24-0 halftime lead before eliminating conference rival #12 Northern Iowa, 41-21. Big day for Tre Roberson, who connects on 22 of 33 for 382 yards, 4 TDs and no picks. Marshaun Coprich chews up the clock with 148 yards on 30 carries for the Redbirds, while the Panthers manage just 33 yards on 25 carries as a team.
* In a tight intrastate, intraconference battle that was tied at the half (14-14) and after 3 quarters (17-17), host #2 North Dakota State got a 12-yard pass from Carson Wentz to R.J. Urzendowski with 0:54 left in the game for a 27-24 win over arch-rival #18 South Dakota State. The score by the Bison capped an 8-play, 76-yard drive after the Jackrabbits had gone ahead 24-20 with 3:18 to play.
Games still ongoing:
* #22 Liberty leads at #6 Villanova, 22-14, and is driving again with 2:24 left in Q3.
* #4 Eastern Washington leads Big Sky rival #13 Montana, 27-10 with 1:52 left in Q3
* In the SWAC title game, Southern appeared to be hungover from its epic Bayou Classic win over Grambling, falling behind Alcorn State 24-10 at the half. The Jaguars tied it with a pair of scores in the 3rd quarter, but the Braves have responded and rebuilt a 14-point margin. It's a 38-24 game with 10:00 left in Q4.
Six teams are on to the quarterfinals:
* After #16 Fordham drew to within 14-12 of #1 New Hampshire, the Wildcats crushed the Rams, 44-19. Sean Goldrich hit 22 of 37 for 240 yards, and 7 UNH rushers combined for 6 TDs and 270 ground yards on 46 carries (5.9-yard average).
* #8 Chattanooga proved too much for #24 Indiana State, winning 35-14 while outgaining the Hoosiers 503-178 (including 262-27 rushing) and holding ISU to just one 3rd-down conversion in 10 tries. Jacob Huesman was The Man, completing 15 of 24 for 241 yards and a TD, and rushing 31 times for 153 yards and 2 more scores.
* #7 Coastal Carolina was all over #10 Richmond, 36-15, despite the Spiders' Mike Strauss throwing for 402 yards on the day. The Chanticleers pounded it on the ground, with 56 carries by 6 rushers for 316 yards and 3 TDs. Richmond converted just 2 of 15 times on 3rd down, and committed 8 penalties for 86 yards.
* Trailing Ohio Valley champ #3 Jacksonville (AL) State 26-24 at the half, #14 Sam Houston State outscored the Gamecocks 13-0 after the break to earn the 37-26 road upset despite being outgained 513 yards to 402. The culprits: Two JSU turnovers (none for SHU) and a dozen JSU penalties for a whopping 129 yards. The setback snaps a 10-game win streak for Jacksonville State, which lost its opener to Michigan State 45-7.
* As Monty noted earlier, #5 Illinois State avenges its only loss of the season by sprinting out to a 24-0 halftime lead before eliminating conference rival #12 Northern Iowa, 41-21. Big day for Tre Roberson, who connects on 22 of 33 for 382 yards, 4 TDs and no picks. Marshaun Coprich chews up the clock with 148 yards on 30 carries for the Redbirds, while the Panthers manage just 33 yards on 25 carries as a team.
* In a tight intrastate, intraconference battle that was tied at the half (14-14) and after 3 quarters (17-17), host #2 North Dakota State got a 12-yard pass from Carson Wentz to R.J. Urzendowski with 0:54 left in the game for a 27-24 win over arch-rival #18 South Dakota State. The score by the Bison capped an 8-play, 76-yard drive after the Jackrabbits had gone ahead 24-20 with 3:18 to play.
Games still ongoing:
* #22 Liberty leads at #6 Villanova, 22-14, and is driving again with 2:24 left in Q3.
* #4 Eastern Washington leads Big Sky rival #13 Montana, 27-10 with 1:52 left in Q3
* In the SWAC title game, Southern appeared to be hungover from its epic Bayou Classic win over Grambling, falling behind Alcorn State 24-10 at the half. The Jaguars tied it with a pair of scores in the 3rd quarter, but the Braves have responded and rebuilt a 14-point margin. It's a 38-24 game with 10:00 left in Q4.
mabrowndog said:
John Robertson to Kevin Gulyas for a 75-yard TD pass, and Nova gets the 2-pointer as Robertson runs it in to tie it 22-22 with 13:12 to play in the 4th.
That it took Alabama this long to put these guys away says a lot more to me about Alabama than Missouri.mabrowndog said:
Southern U. with a 1st & goal, and they fumble it trying to extend the ball over the goal line. On their two previous drives they were stopped on 4th & short. Still down 14 with 4:30 left, this likely seals the SWAC crown for Alcorn.
mabrowndog said:
Villanova fumbles at the Liberty 27-yard line. Flames take over with 10:00 left.
EDIT - The Wildcat D comes up big holding Liberty to a second straight 3-and-out. Nova now back to the Flames 17 with a first down approaching the 3:00 mark after 11 straight running plays pick up 67 yards.
EDIT - Some epic clock-eating by Nova. They get down to the 8 and face 4th & 1 with 2:53 left after Liberty used all 3 timeouts. Yet instead of kicking the lead FG, the go for it -- and make it. Three more running plays later, and they're in the end zone.
That's 18 plays -- all runs -- churning 81 yards and taking 7:11. Liberty will have 1:12 to tie or win it.