Davidson Deac II

Defense was decent but the turnovers killed us. 17 points after turnovers.

Maybe. Or Maybe he just decided to give up on football and move on.

Full stadium so they make more money, low-cost travel budget (when they play at ASU), and it counts towards victories required for a bowl invitation.

Well, now they are up by two TD's with Less than 3 minutes left, so he is likely very happy now. Probably the biggest win for Miami in several years. Meanwhile the move to A&M for Jimbo Fisher isn't going very well.

Miami up by 8 over Texas A&M with 5 minutes left.

Football? Maybe, I do think ratings are going to continue to decline and all these schools that depend on Football money are going to have big problems in 10-15 years. College sports as a whole though is going to be around longer than any of us will.

If College Sports only had fans who attended the school they pull for, College Sports would die.

I listened to the Wake game on the Radio today. Due to a disagreement between the local Fox affiliate and Directv, I will be watching the Panthers tomorrow using an Antennae. All I need is a rotary dial phone and my 1970's flashback will be complete.

Hartman lighting teams up the way he did at Wake. Difference is that Notre Dame has a significantly better defense and run game than Wake did.

Well, the "plan" gets adjusted in College.

If Nebraska can wait out the process, in five years they might be able to pull out a close one over Colorado.

I am optimistic this season, just like I am about every new season. Have tickets to a couple of games, and I am looking forward to it. I do admit that Rhule being gone makes me a little more optimistic. That being said, new coach, new qb, lots of turnover, so I expect the season to start slow. I also think its amusing that people are actually down about the preseason. Preseason has never been an indicator of regular season success or lack thereof. Never, ever. Our 2015 preseason was terrible, at least for the starters. The backups led by the preseason MVP Joe Webb won some games for us, but we were usually behind after the first qtr that year.

Neither offense was good last night. KC had to many drops, and Detroit was underwhelming on the offensive side. But the game was entertaining because it was close and hard fought.

Well, that should do it. KC loses its opener.

4th and 25. Surely Detroit can stop em.

Don't blame em for going for it. And now there is a better chance that if KC scores, Detroit gets a shot.

That was a heck of a throw by Goff.

I don't actually bet, so it's not really an issue. And if I did, I would never bet on a Panthers game, one way or the other.

I honestly have no idea what to expect. Honestly, if I decided to place a bet on the game, I would probably take the Falcons just because they are at home and probably have a better run game. But at least I do feel better about this year's opener than I did last year.

I think FSU might have the most talented roster in the ACC this year, in large part due to the portal. It seems that at least for now, learning how to navigate the portal will be nearly as important as recruiting.

They might have more five star recruits, but that doesn't mean they have the most talented roster. Those recruit rankings are guesstimates. Overall, the more highly ranked recruits you have the better, but they don't always pan out.

One thing I have learned in watching sports over the years, and that is that things change every week. Some teams that we thought were good will turn out to be not so good, and others will be better than we thought. There are several teams on the FSU schedule that could be ranked when FSU plays them.

Not really. Its one ACC team beating another. And if Clemson isn't that good, they weren't going to challenge for the championship anyway.

The QB who Clemson dumped had the best game of his career yesterday. Its still very early in the season, but maybe DJ wasn't the problem.

FSU at Clemson is probably going to get a lot of interest.