Today's games thus far

[Davidmack]

Refs are helping Georgia all they can. Auburn getting shafted last few weeks.

[Los Gatos]

I dunno. After seeing so many egregiously bad calls, no calls, and willfully wrong calls after reviews in various games today, I have no stomach to watch any more of this. I am beginning to think college athletics needs to be shut down until whatever gambling/corruption/game fixing is investigated and rooted out.

More likely just plain old incompetence.

[Los Gatos]

^I tend to agree.

Makes me sick that IU is remarkably good while we're circling the drain.

TX putting it on OU. Mateer is obviously impaired but their OL is about as good as ours, i.e., not good.

TN struggling to put AR away. They're not all that good this year but they'll find their groove against us, I imagine.

I'll be interested to see how AU looks against Georgia and FL v A&M.

Unless the UF or Auburn players just give up, I don't see us playing any SEC team even close.

[Matt Dillon]

Can’t believe Arkansas resigned Petrino.

It's all about putting fannies in the seats. Arky will be competitive in a lot of games with him coaching.

[Pete Hogwallop]

I'm jealous of Indiana for the first time in my life.

[Helix]

I'm jealous of Indiana for the first time in my life.

Yup, if they can do it…

[Jaxcat]

What a strange game GA v AU. Auburn completely controlled the first 28 minutes. Lost a fumble as the QB tried to sneak it in to go up 17-0, then didn't get 25 yards of offense the rest of the game. Absolutely nothing. Give credit to GA coaching staff as they evidently made some key adjustments and just suffocated Auburn the remainder of the game. Georgia had no offense until recovering the fumble and then accumulated almost 300 yards from that point on. Really a weird game.

If 2nd half Auburn shows up vs UK, we have a definite chance. If 1st half shows up, we'll get stomped.

[EKYCat]

What a strange game GA v AU. Auburn completely controlled the first 28 minutes. Lost a fumble as the QB tried to sneak it in to go up 17-0, then didn't get 25 yards of offense the rest of the game. Absolutely nothing. Give credit to GA coaching staff as they evidently made some key adjustments and just suffocated Auburn the remainder of the game. Georgia had no offense until recovering the fumble and then accumulated almost 300 yards from that point on. Really a weird game.

If 2nd half Auburn shows up vs UK, we have a definite chance. If 1st half shows up, we'll get stomped.

No danger of 2nd half Auburn showing up. We ain't UGA. They'll look like world beaters and beat us handily.

[WeWant9]

I had been selling the iu hype but they looked pretty solid yesterday.

[blueheretic]

Cignetti proved that he can beat real competition this weekend.

He won't be at IU long.

[BlueHeaven]

First time I watched IU all season. Came away impressed, particularly with their defense. They fly to the ball and hit hard.

[TheZookeeper]

Just can't help to look at Ark and UCLA and think about what a difference a coach can make.

Too bad we're stuck with droopy stoopy.

I don’t want anyone involved with the program currently to have a chance as an interim HC to convince Barnhart to make them the official HC. Maybe Brad White will be a good HC but let’s not find out here.

[blueheretic]

I don’t want anyone involved with the program currently to have a chance as an interim HC to convince Barnhart to make them the official HC. Maybe Brad White will be a good HC but let’s not find out here.

I don't disagree and not what I was saying. I don't see Brad White becoming some kind of coaching genius if he gets put in charge.

Those two programs had instant turnarounds by moving on their coaches.

Same players.

Different coach.

Hugely different results.

Hell, UCLA might win out.

Well, maybe not.

They have to play Ohio State, IU and USC.

I'm convinced IU is actually legit this year after their defeat of Oregon. They may not be. They still have to prove they can maintain but they beat a Top 3 Oregon .

I'll be watching UCLA and IU as well as Ark to see how they play out.

Interesting developments from a coaching hire perspective.

[blueheretic]

Didn't realize Cignetti was that old.

He may retire there.

If he does, will IU return to mean?