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TOUGH START FOR PAC 10 CONTINUES

If your not in LA, its been a tough start to the season for the Pac 10. Oregon State continued that trend last night getting manhandled on the smurf turf by Boise State. At least the Pac 10 hasn't been shut out by a D-I-AA team yet this season.

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The Pac 10 is a joke. They are slowly switching places with the Big East as the doormat conference. That being said, USC is still a beast of a team that should stay good for a long while. They have a good setup out there: great recruiting opportunities, conference schedule is favorable for keeping players fresh and healthy prior to Bowl game and great alumni support. It would be interesting to see how they would fare in a more competitive conference (see SEC, Big 10, ACC) for an entire season though.

by DC on Sep 8, 2006 5:00 PM EDT reply actions  

If Ted Roof were a samurai, he would have been expected to kill himself last weekend.

by DevilGrad on Sep 8, 2006 5:02 PM EDT reply actions  

Then again, if Ted Roof were a samurai, maybe we wouldn’t get shut out by fucking Richmond.








by DevilGrad on Sep 8, 2006 5:04 PM EDT reply actions  

The ratio of upper deck to lower deck seats in that stadium is seriously out of whack.

by Raider Red on Sep 8, 2006 5:26 PM EDT reply actions  

Funny part is they got 27000+ to come out and watch that shit.

by Cool Hand Mike on Sep 8, 2006 5:26 PM EDT reply actions  

I’m pretty sure USC would continue to be number one regularly. They still beat up on everyone regardless of conference even though Vince Young, I mean Texas, beat them last year.

by The Spirit of Heisman Pundit on Sep 8, 2006 5:48 PM EDT reply actions  

Now I think that it’s myself, not the votive candle, that I should be setting ablaze.

Duke’s probably going to get blasted by Wake. There’s like…eight people enrolled at Wake Forest and they can still put together a team that beats the snot out of Duke (OK, upon review, the ’04 game was a squeaker, but other recent games have been pretty ugly).

You know, I recall sitting in Wallace Wade in 2001 and watching Duke get destroyed by Northwestern. My solace? “The Wake game is at home…” Cue a few weeks later, I’m in WW again looking at a 42-35 scoreboard (in favor of Wake, of course), and muttering, “What’s worse?”

I’ll tell you what’s worse than losing the Wake game by a close margin: being so defeated and pessimistic that you’re pretty sure the ’06 version of said game is over before it started.

/punish me for being a whiney and overdramatic fan, karma…let Duke win on Saturday

by ACC_Expat on Sep 8, 2006 6:12 PM EDT reply actions  

Do you think Duke would be better if they fielded a team of basketball redshirts?

by The Spirit of Heisman Pundit on Sep 8, 2006 6:23 PM EDT reply actions  

As the locals say “There’s no Z in Boise.” But apparently there is a sea.

Raider Red, as a farsighted person I do like how they confine the nearsighted to the tiny endzone stands.

by SeaTrojan on Sep 8, 2006 6:25 PM EDT reply actions  

This is a prime example of what happens when you let architecture students on acid design football stadiums.

by SeaTrojan on Sep 8, 2006 6:31 PM EDT reply actions  

God I love that stadium. Bakc when you could pick which field you wanted to play on in NCAA FB, I always picked Brono Field. How can you NOT like the blue turf. it’s such a flagrant advantage. especially since their uniforms match the turf. I bet it’s a bitch to try and see the players runnign around though.

by Wooderson on Sep 8, 2006 6:37 PM EDT reply actions  

Wooderson, I do appreciate the endearingly non-cookie cutter aspects of the stadium. NCAA FB would be much poorer without it. It’s just so easy to make fun of. I wonder if they leave the end zone stands up in Spring to add more drama to the 400m relays.

by SeaTrojan on Sep 8, 2006 6:54 PM EDT reply actions  

The stadium isn’t great, it’s the field. It’s a novelty and shouldn’t be regarded as anything but a novelty.

by The Spirit of Heisman Pundit on Sep 8, 2006 7:04 PM EDT reply actions  

TSoHP—Duke would probably have more luck with that strategy. Paulus can play QB.

As for the stadium, well, what can I say? I like blue.

by ACC_Expat on Sep 8, 2006 7:19 PM EDT reply actions  

I can see why people like it. I always saw it as a novelty and enjoyed using it in video games because it was funny. I can’t imagine actually wanting to play on it in real life.

by The Spirit of Heisman Pundit on Sep 8, 2006 7:34 PM EDT reply actions  

are you kidding? seven points of home field advantage is one hell of an incentive.

by kleph on Sep 8, 2006 7:49 PM EDT reply actions  

They don’t have crowds that make a difference unless I’m mistaken. I’d rather have a stadium like Ohio Stadium or Neyland to help me out.

by The Spirit of Heisman Pundit on Sep 8, 2006 8:03 PM EDT reply actions  

I still have nightmares after the fiasco on the smurf turf to conclude Seneca’s career at ISU. He shoulda won the HEISMAN GOD DAMMIT! He beat Florida State and a Top 10 Iowa team and 6 others by himself!!!

by J.J. on Sep 8, 2006 8:27 PM EDT reply actions  

Chris Fowler just called Jeff Sameakjafdauiowajia a pitcher and a catcher. Now that’s what I call a manwich!

by Run Up The Score on Sep 8, 2006 9:33 PM EDT reply actions  

Hey! Jeff Sameopuiqe[ojfdsaicz is the only guy worth respecting on that team! How dare he.

by bitterhorn on Sep 8, 2006 9:47 PM EDT reply actions  

Sure Cal had a rough week but there was no way WSU was going to stay with Auburn. And you forget UCLA…

 …BROUGHT DOWN THE WAMMY

http://www.trojanwire.com/

Both new clips have to be watched. In the second one Hugh extensively quotes from the comments here at EDSBS.

by oc phil on Sep 8, 2006 10:24 PM EDT reply actions  

Ho how much I enjoyed beating the piss out of those assclowns last year

by Jason on Sep 9, 2006 12:20 AM EDT reply actions  

An entire week goes by, and not a single word on the greatest upset in college football. I am speaking of UW LaCrosse smack down of South Dakota State. A Division III school took a punk wannabe D I-AA program to the wood shed.

Shouldn’t the loss permanently drop South Dakota State to Division II?

by milevin on Sep 9, 2006 12:24 AM EDT reply actions  

My only question about the smurf turf is how the hell the Boise grad assistants who break down the film can see the players from the overhead endzone view.
 Those little splashes of orange on the sleeves of the Broncos jerseys can’t help out that much.

by Beergut on Sep 9, 2006 1:15 AM EDT reply actions  

If your not in LA

TYPO ALERT!

by El Kabong on Sep 9, 2006 11:18 AM EDT reply actions  

(Threadjack)

The Beavers coach supposedly accepted, then reneged on an offer to coach Bama in the immediate aftermath of the Fran fiasco.. Nice to see him get his ass handed to him.

by jaybuzz on Sep 9, 2006 11:47 AM EDT reply actions  

AAaaaannnnd it looks like Cal will continue with the shiating of the pants THIS weekend, too. Did some idiot from SI pick them to win the NC?

by bitterhorn on Sep 9, 2006 7:26 PM EDT reply actions  

#27…huh?! No they will not win the NC (that was idiot Lee Corso of ESPN, by the way) surely, the bears had their asses handed to them by Tennessee, but they rebounded nicely, thank you!

by golden bear on Sep 10, 2006 2:50 AM EDT reply actions  

“They are slowly switching places with the Big East as the doormat conference”

Actually I’d say the PAC-10 now is sort of like the ACC used to be in the early 90’s.

1 dominant team USC – FSU followed by 9 other teams who are a tier and a half below them.

by corey bailey on Sep 10, 2006 11:28 AM EDT reply actions  

Those beasts from BSU were extremely disrespectful to the Beavers. I could have sworn that somebody on the OSU sideline blew an assault whistle near the end of the 3rd quarter. Those Broncos had poor character; they kept pushing around those defensless guys with callous disregard for their health.

The Pac 10 has two serious teams (USC and Oregon); that’s it. The rest of the conference gets pushed around by the monsters at schools like UC Davis, Boise State, and San Jose St.

by father figure on Sep 10, 2006 12:20 PM EDT reply actions  

Other than the SEC, what conference has more than 2 “serious” teams?

The Big 1O has tOSU and Michigan (with PSU taking Michigan’s spot last year).

The ACC has maybe Virginia Tech, though they have not been in MNC contention for awhile. FSU has 40 something yards rushing for the season and one of the games was against Troy? That’s major suckage. Miami lost to FSU, so they are a step further back.

The Big East is still the Big East. It’s a shame we won’t know how good the couch burners really are since they don’t play anybody. But nobody besides them and Louisvile could come close to being considered serious.

The Big XII has Texas and maybe Oklahoma on the way back (but they lost to a Pac 10 school last year and have looked weak this year) and also maybe Nebraska is on the way back (but let’s see how they look against USC, they could win that game or they could also get crushed like Arkansas).

And for every Stanford or Oregon State embarassment, it is easy to point at a Northwestern, or a Vandy or a Duke, or….

by oc phil on Sep 11, 2006 3:51 AM EDT reply actions  

Uh, Michigan beat Penn State last year. You are forgetting about Iowa, but I’ll let that slide. You are probably testy after a weekend of being pushed around by the rouges of San Jose St…

by father figure on Sep 11, 2006 12:13 PM EDT reply actions  

sure Michigan beat PSU, but they had a medicre year overall. And PSU looks likely to slip back into the middle of the pack again this year.

I don’t consider Iowa to be at the elite level but they are close. How long has it been since they were in realistic contention for a MNC at the end of the year?
Overall I see the Pac 10 and Big 10 as pretty simmilar from year to year and the Pac 10 team usually wins the Rose Bowl.

I certainly don’t care enough to get upset at the Stanford/SDSU result. I’ve got a news flash for you father figure, the celler dwellers in every conference are not very good. It’s not like Stanford lost to a 1AA team like some other teams this weekend.

by oc phil on Sep 11, 2006 5:09 PM EDT reply actions  

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