I dunno why, but I definitely agree with this. FSU vs UGA would be a dope *** title game.
Oh, Jesus Christ man. FSU won the game. Clemson had a lot of missed opportunities, "maybe we should've kicked it out of the endzone or squibbed it and Joyner wouldn't have returned it 90 yards" "Clemson should've just picked up the 1st down on 3rd & 3 from our 40 instead of getting cute with a WR pass, we could've gone up 28-14 before half"...all of those what ifs or referring to fakes or trick plays like they didn't actually happen and FSU didn't have an opportunity to stop them is corny.@ Gurshall lmaoooooo
oh and some top defense Florida st hasyeahhhhhh rightttttttt...we would wash them
I think everyone is just looking @ the final score and not the #'s in that FSU/Clemson game
And to add to that Clemson connected on a number of trick plays from the wr pass, fake field goal, and screen play where the ol didn't move, and scored on one late td where the game was out of hand..had FSU not missed two field goals, and given Clemson great field position inside the 20 on the muffed punt the game could have gotten uglier
Arkansas just needs to go ahead and hire Charlie and stop bsing. :x
[h1]Notre Dame opts out of its series against Michigan[/h1]
By Tom Fornelli | Blogger
September 25, 2012 11:44 am ET
[table][tr][td][/td][/tr][tr][td]There won't be many handshakes between Brian Kelly and Brady Hoke in the future. (US Presswire) [/td][/tr][/table]
I hope you enjoyed watching Notre Dame and Michigan play on Saturday night because there won't be many more matchups between the two teams.
Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick notified Michigan athletic director Dave Brandon that Notre Dame was cancelling its games against Michigan from 2015 to 2017. The schools were required to give the other three years notice as part of their scheduling agreement.
"The decision to cancel games in 2015-17 was Notre Dame's and not ours," said Brandon through Michigan's Twitter account. "We value our rivalry with Notre Dame but will have to see what the future holds for any continuation of the series."
When Notre Dame announced it would be joining the ACC as a non-football member but playing five games a season against ACC teams, it was only logical to wonder what would happen to Notre Dame's relationship with the Big Ten. With the school wanting to keep its annual game with Navy, as well as its games against both Stanford and USC, scheduling all three of its Big Ten rivals became tricky for the Irish.
By ending the deal with Michigan the Irish now have a little more flexibility on the schedule. And though the rivalry between both Notre Dame and Michigan has produced quite a few memorable moments in recent seasons, Notre Dame's rivalries with both Michigan State (75 meetings) and Purdue (83 meetings) have produced more games than the 39 times the Irish and Wolverines have met.
To hell with Notre Dame.
Have to think that Michigan State is next. I could see them trying to keep the Purdue game as an ACC "non-conference."
ND needs to schedule 7 games outside of the ACC right?
