College Football Thread

[LIHoosier 27,249]

Halftime Score: Houston 31, Louisville 0

Keep the sharp objects away from Papa John

[LIHoosier 27,249]

Must be a dead week. NESPN Gameday went to Western Michigan hosting SUNY Buffalo; probably the worst team in FBS.

They could've gone to Harvard/Yale or maybe a high school game in Montana.

[biteoftheapple 4,115]

MSU scores on OSU in the first 45 seconds, and forces a punt in the Buckeye possesion.

Tied at half at 10.

OSU will win, 17-16. MSU missed a 2 pt conversion with over 4 remaining.

[TheWatShot 14,931]

What an absolutely pathetic final sequence for MSU. 

 

They'll probably beat PSU next week and send the Buckeyes back to the Big Ten title game. 

[WayneFleekHoosier 49,850]

MSU not just tying it with XP at home is pretty controversial IMO.


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[Class of '66 Old Fart 87,728]

ND (4-7) coughed up a 17 point lead at home and lost to Va Tech 34-31.  Even Touchdown Jesus may not be able to save Brian Kelly.

[LIHoosier 27,249]

TD Jesus won't save Charlie Strong either. Texas lost in OT to Kansas, 24-21. Kansas' 1st Big 12 win in 2 years.

[johnsoniu 6,953]

Just gonna  drop this here  http://sports.yahoo.com/news/notre-dame-forced-to-vacate-wins-from-2012-and-2013-due-to-ineligible-players-174729997.html

[Class of '66 Old Fart 87,728]

ND fans are already livid the way this season has gone; they'll be jumping off cliffs over this.

Just saw same thing.  This is from NDInsider:  http://www.ndinsider.com/football/notre-dame-committed-ncaa-violations-may-have-to-vacate-wins/article_83158fda-b04b-11e6-8785-9f5a06270876.html

A former University of Notre Dame student athletic trainer violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when she committed academic misconduct for two football student-athletes and provided six other football student-athletes with impermissible academic extra benefits, a Division I Committee on Infractions panel announced. One additional football student-athlete committed academic misconduct on his own.

[Brass Cannon 25,172]

2 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

ND fans are already livid the way this season has gone; they'll be jumping off cliffs over this.

Just saw same thing.  This is from NDInsider:  http://www.ndinsider.com/football/notre-dame-committed-ncaa-violations-may-have-to-vacate-wins/article_83158fda-b04b-11e6-8785-9f5a06270876.html

A former University of Notre Dame student athletic trainer violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when she committed academic misconduct for two football student-athletes and provided six other football student-athletes with impermissible academic extra benefits, a Division I Committee on Infractions panel announced. One additional football student-athlete committed academic misconduct on his own.

I guess they should have just held fake classes

[Class of '66 Old Fart 87,728]

2 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

I guess they should have just held fake classes

Guess maybe ND football just isn't that high and mighty any more in the eyes of the NCAA to recommend forfeiting 2 full seasons.

[akhosrof 1,168]

I hate ND as much as the next guy but the NCAA's concept of vacating wins is stupid. Unless a team physically cheated (stole a playbook, intercepted radio signals, bugged the locker room, etc.), you can't change history. I am also vehemently against taking away scholarships.

[Class of '66 Old Fart 87,728]

Great tweet from Stewart Mandel of FoxSports:   If ND has to vacate 2 years' wins bc a few students committed fraud, shouldn't UNC have to vacate 17 years of wins?

An excellent point. Wonder what the NCAA's answer would be.

[Alford Bailey 12,819]

43 minutes ago, akhosrof said:

I hate ND as much as the next guy but the NCAA's concept of vacating wins is stupid. Unless a team physically cheated (stole a playbook, intercepted radio signals, bugged the locker room, etc.), you can't change history. I am also vehemently against taking away scholarships.

I had to laugh. NCAA forced tiny Thomas More college to vacate a national title in D3 womens basketball because a player stayed with a coach while recovering from knee surgery. Of course they dont generate the money of a UNC....

[CR3AMnCR1MS0N 1,867]

I had to laugh. NCAA forced tiny Thomas More college to vacate a national title in D3 womens basketball because a player stayed with a coach while recovering from knee surgery. Of course they dont generate the money of a UNC....

That's sad.

[HoosierAloha 30,092]

The NCAA doesn't make the crazy money on football like they do basketball. They'll sanction football programs while slapping basketball programs on the wrist. It's not about the money though...

[LIHoosier 27,249]

Just gonna  drop this here  http://sports.yahoo.com/news/notre-dame-forced-to-vacate-wins-from-2012-and-2013-due-to-ineligible-players-174729997.html

That damn catfishing got them again.

[OliviaPope40 7,103]

 

[johnsoniu 6,953]

They'll probably win the appeal. But the "student"- trainer was doing a lot more than writing papers.

I like Bilas, but he should probably shut up if he doesn't know the entire situation, and judging from that tweet, he doesn't.

[HoosierRob 1,042]

Is anybody else hearing this les miles to Purdue?