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NCAA Football 2017 Week #11

Gaolee

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Week 11 already. Washington has a short week and plays Stanford in Palo Alto. I feel better about their chances after Washington State bottled up Bryce Love this past week. Washington gave up close to 250 yards to Oregon, but only 3 points. Stanford is a different animal, though. Win out and they could have a shot at the playoff, especially if Wisconsin loses sometime. If Miami wins out, it will help them, too.

The real Ivy season begins this week, with Yale at Princeton. Dartmouth plays Brown on Friday.

Ivy league football on Friday, Washington football on Friday. I feel a full crank mode coming on.
 
Watching the Cougs put a lid on Stanford's star running back was really fun!! First time Stanford played in snowfall since 1936. It was a close win but still a W. Cougs are 8-2 and back in gear. One game left before the Apple Cup!

Had a brainstorm today and we're going to the Utah game in Salt Lake next weekend, it's a one-day drive at just under 500 miles away. Win or lose, we'll see a lot of Cougs and have a fun trip!
 
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The Gators are going to get pounded by South Carolina, which is led by the coach UF fired (deservedly so) about 3 years ago. Good times.
 
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It will be interesting to see if TCU's defense can contain OU's offense, and if Oklahoma State can rebound from last week's loss in Ames against a much-improved Iowa State on the road. :eek:
 
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If OU beats TCU, the chances are that the Huskies will gain a place. If TCU beats OU, then it's possible for OU and TCU to swap, leaving Washington right where it is now. That's even though OU would be a two loss team. It should drop the loser, but I'm not convinced this season.

If Miami beats Notre Dame, then Notre Dame becomes a two loss team and ought to drop out of the top ten if the usual logic holds. But that might not happen either.

I don't see anybody beating Alabama or Georgia until they play each other. Then one of them has to lose. Then the committee will have some controversial choices to make. If either Auburn or Mississippi State win next week, the scramble will really be on.

I used to detest Miami and all that team stood for. Now, I want to see them win for strategic reasons. Go figure.
 
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Well, here we go with college football on high school night. I'll be out of the house making noise, so I'll miss listening to the Washington-Stanford game. There might be a bit of it left when I'm headed home.

Who is this Washington-Stanford you are talking about?
The only real college football game being played tonight is at Fenway Park, Dartmouth-Brown.
I re-arranged my schedule to watch this one.

-Mike
 
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