HUGE weekend of football ahead

[solo]

1. Michigan at Notre Dame
2. Florida at Tennessee
3. LSU at Auburn
4. Miami at Louisville
5. OK at Oregon
6. Nebraska at USC
7. Clemson at FSU

You just gotta love it!

I'm thinking that they ill all be fairly competitive other than USC-Nebraska. I think the Cornhuskers are going to get pounded. In fact, it could be a tough weekend for the Big 12 as they might just drop 2 games to the PAC 10.

 

[domerfor life]

The Huskers have no shot.

 

[Óglaigh_na_hÉireann]

Omg wake me up when it's Saturday!

It's a stupid trade, essentially selling 4 or 5 days (I'm too lazy to count) of life for nothing....but I would seriously consider going into a hibernation period just so that the next moment I opened my eyes, it would be Saturday and Gameday would be on.

 

[nshope]

Next Saturday is going to be rough for me with all these good games on. I get off 3rd shift at 7:30 on SAT morning and have to be back in on 3rd shift at 11 SAT night. Don't see a whole lot of sleep scheduled in there. Oh well, give me a Rock Star, Red Bull, or a Vault and I'll be good to go. Bring on the games!!!!

 

[rontdtarchala]

yeah its going to be one interesting saturday to say the least

 

[LOVEMYIRISH]

The Huskers have no shot.

I would not bet on that at all... USC is most likely not as good as people think...and the Huskers may just be better than we give them credit for.

 

[ACamp1900]

The Huskers have no shot.

Did anyone hear Colin Cowheard talk about the need for Husker fans to bring umbrellas to the game, so they will be sheltered when the Nebraska's players body parts start flying into the stands ....???

 

[ACamp1900]

I'm thinking that they ill all be fairly competitive other than USC-Nebraska. I think the Cornhuskers are going to get pounded.

No kidding...

I love Neb... but really....

can you say "CLOWN STOMPING?"

 

[ralphwaldoemerson]

Nebraska may well get blown out, but besides the home field advantage, I'm not sure why people are thinking they've got no shot. USC is still an unproven team. They lost nearly all their key talent; they beat a bottom of the barrel SEC team whose best player (McFadden) was at maybe 50%. Not only that, but the game was competitive for a while. Meanwhile Nebraska returns all their key talent from a team that showed a ton of improvement last year and finished by beating Michigan. Nebraska hasn't played anybody either this season, but in their two games they've been dominant.

This game is an unknown at this point. Nebraska could very well make a good showing. No one knows.