no.90 of the Huskies wrapping up the runner, no gain......no 90 going full spped before game time......
Taking a knee when a player was hurt, now thats cool.....
The Huskies had a long run,own at the one yard line.
no.44, caught a 15 yrd pass for a big gain, and no.57 is the center for the team......Final score Huskies 19 Bulldogs 0
Huskies coach walking around during halftime....
A couple of Huskies hanging out...
Billy Cannon's Helmet, Heisman Trophy WinnerBilly Cannon, Heisman Trophy 1959 LSU Tigers tailback no.20
The James and Hillard Gang, hanging out with Mike the Tiger
Tger Stadium, with Mike the Tiger
Maybe too many AFC voters have been welcomed to L.A. by a one-fingered wave out a car window. No surprise, the traffic-laden city ranks last for being pedestrian-friendly, which probably cuts down on your chances to break the ice with locals, which scored a red-carpet-ready No. 4. Hey L.A. if it makes you feel better NYC came in second, a close second……LOL, Chicago was in the top 15………. have a good weekend America.
I remember the LSU vs USC match up in 1979, which never took place in the 2000 era, maybe one day........
The L.S.U. decal beat U.S.C is from back in 1979, when U.S.C. was no.1 in the nation, and they came to Tiger Stadium to play LSU ranked no.20 at the time. I was at the game as a boy scout helping people find there seats, I watch the game for free. The game had the great Charles White in the game, and LSU actually had the lead in the 4th quarter 12 to 10 with 10 minutes left in the game, U.S.C. was driving and the L.S.U. defense was keeping them from driving down the field, L.S.U. was penalized with a Pass interference that kept the drive alive. U.S.C. scored with 37 seconds remaining in the game with a final score 17-12, what amazing game that was. To witness a game like that at the age of 14 was excellent College Football for a teenager to experience. Perhaps we can get the 2 schools together again and have a good competetive game.
The Badgers marching down the field again for a TD.
NIU vs Wisconsin game, what a game it was in the 1st quarter, the Badgers had the first score of the game, to make it 7-0, but NIU came back to score on their next drive to tie it up 7-7 on a right sweep from the 3 yrd line. NIU actually did a squid kick on the kickoff, caught some Badgers football players off guard, and NIU almost recovered the kickoff, but two of the NIU players actually collided, loosing the football to a badger football player. Wisconsin went on to move the ball down the field 14-7, was the score after the drive as wilson connected in the endzone Nick Toon. Then the Badgers had 3 straight drives down the field, each ending in runs by Ball, 1 yrd run, White 20yrd run, and White with another one yrd run, and the score was 28-7 halftime. I was sitting in the 202 section good seats, but the sun was beating down on me, so I went to get a soda pop before start of the second half. As NIU kickoff the Badgers picked up where they left off 1 yrd plunge by Ball, then a 9 yrd pass from Wilson to Petersen, and Brennan caption the game with a 6 yrd run, and the score speaks for itself 49- 7 Badgers over NIU.
3 college students rooting for NIU, on the way to the game...Wisconsin Fans taking the train Soldier Field
A Wisconsin fan walking around at Soldier Field, texting on on his phone !Two friends, one rooting for NIU, the other rooting for the Badgers
Fans going to the Wisconsin vs NIU, from the Madison,WI at the Elmhurst Train Station.
Friday Night lights in Waco, Tx.... at Baylor Stadium....Fans cheering for Baylor football, the same fans ran out on the field as Baylor won 50 to 48.Great seats, sitting in the endzone, nice field..... lots of electricity
Here they come out the shoot..... with a sea of students around the entrance.there they go.......what a explosive time before game time..... fun experience Baylor Football
Waiting for the Baylor Football Team to come running out on the field.pregame for the Baylor vs TCS game
Okay, this is something I don’t get, perhaps someone can explain it to me……. LSU beats no.3 Oregon 40-27, jumps Alabama in the polls to NO.2, actually they could of the jump the Sooners if you ask me or anybody at the Texas Stadium who witness the Oregon, LSU game. I must say for Alabama to jump LSU after they beat no.23 Penn State on the road 27 to 11, big deal, I am not trying to be Bias about this, but please Penn State who is that, they are overrated, and I said before before Finbaum said it, Paterno needs to hang up the cleats. Thats really interesting for Bama to jump LSU after a victory over no.23 Penn State, whats the world coming too……. Well, I am done tooting my horn…… but what is the A.P. Poll and USA thinking….. its okay, when LSU rolls into Alabama towards the end of the year, LSU will leave their mark with the Tide, as they leave with a victory…… you heard it hear first…. the tide will get rolled that weekend, by the Tigers of LSU. Good Day sports fans…..
Well, LSU Tigers get there first SEC game in Starksville,Ms. tomorrow night as they go and face the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs coming off a loss to Auburn should be ready for this game, if not they will be looking at back to back losses. LSU at no.2 in the nation cannot play into the fact that they are no.2 in the nation going in playing the Bulldogs. This will be the first road game for LSU, and I guess we will have to wait to see the outcome. LSU’s running game and defense up to par, it should be a challenging but overcoming contest. Oklahoma faces FSU this week, so we will have to wait the outcome of that game as well. No.1 against No.5, and so early in the season. The sooners better not be looking ahead to next week, or down the line, because the Seminoles have a very good established team, this will be a game to watch, and probably the game of the week. I might have a chance to get to Soldier Field this saturday to watch Wiscousin vs NIU, what a battle that will be at Soldier Field.I just found out NIU is located in Dekalb,Illinois,a small town school, buit willing to put up a fight against the Badgers. I hope its a competitive game, and Wiscounsin is playing NIU in Chicago, so it will be a home game forthe Huskies, what a big venue this will be when it comes game time. Good luck to the NIU Huskies, it would be fun to see a upset thats for sure. I must say I have a really hard job going to watch college football games, taking pictures, talking to fans, and posting what I saw during the game. Its a tough job, but I guess someone has to do it.
Looking back at the Michigan vs Notre Dame game in the Big House, what a classic finish that was, I hope to see more games like that this season. I wasn’t too far from Ann Harbor, would of been nice to jump in the car and scoot out for the game, but after driving cross country I was a bit tired. I will get out to Ann Harbor this year to witness Denard Robinson and the Wolverines, and to get out to South Bend as well when U.S.C. rolls in town will be a fun event as well. Good luck to your teams this week…….
I was eating lunch at A Cajun Restaurant Downtown Chicago, named Heaven on Seven, I was wondering why its named that, perhaps the owner likes football, you know like scoring a touchdown, and you kick the extra point. What I learn of my experience today the Shrimp Etouffee is gone by a certain time, like before 1pm, so if you are interested in getting a plate you better get in there and get a plate before it runs ou,in football terms from a Cajun Chef, that means the food must be pretty good. The Chefs who cooked there, have been cooking for Heaven on Seven for the last 23 years, and its a small quaint group who work together to make the restaurant of what it is today. Being a fellow Louisianaian, my hats off to the Heaven on Seven, on Wabash, Downtown Chicago. Keep on serving that good ole Cajun Food, and perhaps I will be in their to get my own plate of that good ole Shrimp Etouffee. Theres plenty of hot sauces from Louisiana, and they serve some good ole Hospitality as well.
Like most viewers of college football, I have always enjoyed watching exciting players like Denard Robinson play the game. Nearly every year it seems like there are a few players who are so compelling to watch, that you root for them regardless of what team they are playing for. What usually, but not always, captures most fans attention is the player’s flashiness or explosiveness. Sometimes it is simply their moxie or toughness that wins fans over and makes them hard to root against.
This year there are already three players I just can’t root against: Andrew Luck of Stanford, Robert Griffin III of Baylor, and Denard Robinson of Michigan. All three are exciting players, full of moxie and appear to have great character and leadership qualities. But only Denard Robinson has that certain video game quality to his play that only comes around a few times a decade. Not since Reggie Bush played for USC, have I seen a player like Robinson who every kid wants to be when they’re playing the video game EA Sports NCAA Football.
I wouldn’t even be the least bit surprised if many Ohio State alums have children that can’t resist the allure of playing the video game with Michigan for the chance to control Denard Robinson. When Reggie Bush was at USC, I had friends who worked for opposing conference teams ask me to get them autographed Reggie Bush jerseys for their sons for Christmas. Despite the parents’ deep-seated dislike of USC, you couldn’t wipe the smile off of their faces as their sons opened that present.
As obvious as it is that Denard Robinson is one of those rare players who transcend his team affiliation, it was his interview with the college GameDay crew following the Notre Dame victory that won me over. When it was mentioned that he had rushed and passed for a combined total of 446-yards in the game, he was clearly genuinely shocked by the news (note his reaction at the 2:06 mark in the video). This exemplified the winning mindset I try and instill in all of my clients. The truly great winners and champions are so consumed with being in the moment, they have no idea how well they performed until after the competition is over. If you are keeping tabs on your performance during competition you are not 100% in it and performing to your full capabilities.
Denard Robinson and his Michigan team are still a work in progress and still have a ways to go to get back to the top of the college football world. But with Denard’s continued development and the leadership and coaching of Brady Hoke (who I wrote previously about here) the future looks very bright for both Robinson and Michigan.
by Sam Obitz
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Hello college football fans, relocated to Chicago, Illinois in one week, on the way I visit 2 stadiums, the first one was by chance, eating BBQ in Waco, TX at Rudy’s,I notice alot of TCU and Baylor fans eating at the same place, imnagine that. They told me to come to the game, which I did, found parking, got a ticket, and was sitting with the Baylors Women Cross Country Team, which they won there 1st meet of the season, my hats off to the lady bears . I was sitting by the entrance where theBaylor Football Team was going to comeout, and like about 3000 students ranout to form a wall of yellow shirts for the Baylor football players to runout, never seen anything like it. The fireworks have begun,as Baylor jumpout on the first kickoff with a sprint down the field with the first score. TCU came back on the kickoff to almost scoring, as the punt return was tackle by the 15 yrd line of Baylor, on the next few play TCU ended up in the endzone. Long story short, Baylor was winning by a big margin, TCU came back to take the lead 48- 47, and Baylor was in distraught of the comeback, but the cool handed quarterback Griffin lead the Bears down the field for a game winning kick by Aaron Jones on a 37 yard field goal thru the goal post. TCU tried to respond but was intercepted by Mike Hicks as he put the game away. As I made my way out of Waco I went down the street to Texas Stadium in Arlington which was a fun match as LSU beat Oregon 40-27, which was a even contest throughout the game, the 3 turnovers by Oregon seperated the score between the ducks and the tigers. Special teams prove to be the winner in this game.Driving into Baton Rouge I ran into a tropical storm Lee, which came out of the gulf, heading up the freeway 49 as I was driving to Baton Rouge, I had to pull off the freeway and get a hotel. I finally rolled into Baton Rouge, La, stopped by and said hi to all, my older brother John and his wife Kristy, and my two nephews Adam, and Eric, Eric is battling with cancer, he is feeling better, John and Kristy are there by his side consistantly, and the nurses at the Our Lady of the Lake are doing a good job. I made my way up the 55 freeway, and stopped off by Memphis,TN, spent the night and went to Graceland the next day, had a great time in Graceland. Memphis has some of the best BBQ in all of the south, stopped by Beale St as I headed out of Memphis, lots of jazz thats for sure. I finally made it in to Chicago, what a trip that was. Well signing off, looking forward to a great weekend of football, cheers.
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