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Oh well for my Upset for the Ages in Lincoln (yeah I was wrong so what, please see bottom of article), that prediction held up for all of about 2 seconds – about the time it took USC to score once it touched the ball...

Questions and Answers: Review of Week III

by The Honorable JJ Reynolds, II (Scribe)

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September 16, 2007

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Oh well for my Upset for the Ages in Lincoln (yeah I was wrong so what, please see bottom of article), that prediction held up for all of about 2 seconds – about the time it took USC to score once it touched the ball. Did Nebraska think one good quarter would best the Trojans? Or, is it that Callahan just cannot win against big teams (0-6 versus top ten speaks for itself)… let’s not bring up his against ranked teams record. Here’s a pointer – it’s just as dismal. I don’t see how the Husker’s fan base has put up with this for so long already…

As for those #1 (but still #2 in my book) Trojans, ouch. Could you run any faster please? Booty doesn’t even need to throw the ball if they keep running like that. As a matter of a fact, do you even need a QB?

Tennessee @ Florida. 59 – 20? Oh well for that “barn-burner” prediction. Only barns that got burned in this one where those of the Volunteers. Florida could be a repeat title contender sans its visit to Death Valley.

#11 UCLA @ Utah. 44 - 6? FOURTY FOUR TO SIX?! Did I read that score correctly? What is up with UCLA losing big in these kinds of games? Oh well for that “daunted” defense. Did they even make the trip?

Just in: Notre Dame has lost it’s Division I-A Independent Status, and will be delegated to the D-III Minor Leagues next week. 13 points, all year. And they called Weis an offensive genius. Did he miss the offenses in football are designed to gain yardage memo? They are LAST in the Bowl Subdivision of Division I in points per game (4.3) and offensive yards gained per game (115). Duke is at least DOUBLE in every category, OUCH.

About those Blue Devils, they finally won a game. Against Northwestern. The Big Ten must seriously be down. Especially considering Iowa’s and Minnesota’s dismal losses to laughing stock teams.  

Michigan. Still dismal. Just 38 points (sans home-field advantage) less dismal than Notre Dame. And yes, Carr still will be out after this year. So could Weis, speaking of the devil. Especially if he goes 1 – 7 or 0 – 8, which he is very well on the way to doing at this rate. Might not even win a game…. Especially considering Duke finally broke it’s winless streak this weekend. Lookout for those powerhouse Blue Devils…. 

LSU romps with back-up QB, 44 – 0. Eh, I’ll keep them at #1. Their defense is allowing 2.3 points a game

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