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WussGawd · 01-16-2009, 02:08 PM

Everybody's playing this week. Except our players, of course.

#5 LSU (6-0) (-4) at #15 Mississippi (5-0) TV1

The big game of the week, this one will be a bit more meaningful in future years, when our DE Darrin Dunne meets up with RB Bert Miller.

This season's battle was a dogfight, with numerous lead changes, and ultimately, a tie after 4 quarters at 17-17. The game would ultimately be determined in a third overtime possession, when LSU failed to make a 2 point conversion, while Mississippi succeeded. Final Score: Mississippi 39, LSU 37.

#1 Oklahoma (5-0) (-2) at Texas (3-2) TV4

As usual, Oklahoma-Texas was a dogfight, and Harry Harvey had a spot on the sideline. Again, nip and tuck the entire way, it went to overtime tied at 38-38. Finally, in the fifth overtime possession, after some great defense, Oklahoma was forced to settle for a field goal, with Texas answering with a touchdown on their own possession. Final Score: Texas 58, Oklahoma 55

UCLA (3-2) (-1) at Stanford (4-2) TV5

The Bruins rolled to a 24-6 lead, and Stanford couldn't make up the difference as UCLA defeated Stanford, 31-22. Kelly Nixon watched in agony.

Washington (2-3) at California (3-3) (-3)

The Huskies seem to be falling into a pattern of giving up huge early leads, and then having to dig themselves out of the holes. This time, they spotted Cal a 24-0 lead, made it as tight as 35-28 in the second half, but ultimately came up short, 42-28. Ian Dauber watched as his homestate Huskies fall short again.

Louisiana-Monroe (2-3) at Idaho (1-3) (-14)

Two touchdown underdogs at kickoff, the UL-M fans groaned as Idaho quickly reeled off a 10-0 first quarter lead. Then, down at the half, 13-7, everything changed. Louisiana Monroe put up two third quarter touchdowns, took the lead, and never looked back, beating Idaho 38-19 in a huge Sun Belt Conference upset.

For the third straight time, UL-M was outgained by an opponent, but defeated anyway.

01-16-2009, 02:08 PM	#14
WussGawd College Benchwarmer Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Avondale, AZ, USA, Planet Earth, Milky Way Galaxy	2005 Season Week 8 Everybody's playing this week. Except our players, of course. #5 LSU (6-0) (-4) at #15 Mississippi (5-0) TV1 The big game of the week, this one will be a bit more meaningful in future years, when our DE Darrin Dunne meets up with RB Bert Miller. This season's battle was a dogfight, with numerous lead changes, and ultimately, a tie after 4 quarters at 17-17. The game would ultimately be determined in a third overtime possession, when LSU failed to make a 2 point conversion, while Mississippi succeeded. Final Score: Mississippi 39, LSU 37. #1 Oklahoma (5-0) (-2) at Texas (3-2) TV4 As usual, Oklahoma-Texas was a dogfight, and Harry Harvey had a spot on the sideline. Again, nip and tuck the entire way, it went to overtime tied at 38-38. Finally, in the fifth overtime possession, after some great defense, Oklahoma was forced to settle for a field goal, with Texas answering with a touchdown on their own possession. Final Score: Texas 58, Oklahoma 55 UCLA (3-2) (-1) at Stanford (4-2) TV5 The Bruins rolled to a 24-6 lead, and Stanford couldn't make up the difference as UCLA defeated Stanford, 31-22. Kelly Nixon watched in agony. Washington (2-3) at California (3-3) (-3) The Huskies seem to be falling into a pattern of giving up huge early leads, and then having to dig themselves out of the holes. This time, they spotted Cal a 24-0 lead, made it as tight as 35-28 in the second half, but ultimately came up short, 42-28. Ian Dauber watched as his homestate Huskies fall short again. Louisiana-Monroe (2-3) at Idaho (1-3) (-14) Two touchdown underdogs at kickoff, the UL-M fans groaned as Idaho quickly reeled off a 10-0 first quarter lead. Then, down at the half, 13-7, everything changed. Louisiana Monroe put up two third quarter touchdowns, took the lead, and never looked back, beating Idaho 38-19 in a huge Sun Belt Conference upset. For the third straight time, UL-M was outgained by an opponent, but defeated anyway. __________________ "I guess I'll fade into Bolivian." -Mike Tyson, after being knocked out by Lennox Lewis. Proud Dumba Elect of the "Biggest Dumba of FOFC Award" Author of the 2004 Golden Scribe Gold Trophy for Best Basketball Dynasty, It Rhymes With Puke.