NCAA Football Live: Week 3 scores et comments

Week 3's Can't Miss Games

Thursday, Sept. 17 - Georgia Tech at Miami (Fla.)
The Yellow Jackets play in primetime for the second straight week, this time down in Land Shark Stadium. Tech rambled right over the Hurricanes in last year's meeting in Atlanta, 41-23, on a Thursday night. When it was all said and done, Miami had allowed 472 yards rushing, the second-highest total in the program's storied history. The Hurricanes are banking on the eight starters returning on defense not have a repeat performance.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Florida State at BYU
Florida State travels west to Provo for the first time, playing in a game that should feature two Top 25 teams come kickoff. BYU will be two weeks removed from its opening weekend showdown with Oklahoma. The question is, how much the battle against the Sooners will take out of the Cougars? The Seminoles took the two previous meetings in the 1991 and 2000 Pigskin Classics.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Utah at Oregon
Utah heads to Autzen Stadium, where the high-powered Ducks await in what will be a very interesting matchup between the Pac-10 and MWC. Utah might not be as stacked on offense as it was during last year's run to the Sugar Bowl, but never count out the Utes. Don't forget; Utah has more wins (15) since 2000 against BCS schools than any other non-BCS affiliated program.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Tennessee at Florida
How can you forget all those barbs new Vols head coach Lane Kiffin directed toward Urban Meyer and the Gators this offseason? You can guarantee the defending BCS champs haven't forgotten and will be thoroughly motivated by the plethora of bulletin board material Tennessee provided. And considering how heated this rivalry is to begin with, the likely No. 1 team in the nation will be crawling out of its skin waiting for the first whistle to blow. Meyer is 4-0 vs. Tennessee.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Texas Tech at Texas
These two played 2008's game of the year. Other than a Longhorns fan, no one will soon forget Michael Crabtree's 28-yard game-winning TD reception from Graham Harrell with 1 second to go. The Red Raiders' 39-33 win essentially cost the Longhorns their shot the BCS Championship, despite Colt McCoy's heroic performance in the second half. McCoy will be around for this year's installment, but Crabtree and Harrell won't, as both teams open up Big 12 play in Austin. These two have played every year since 1960 and Texas owns the 42-15 edge in the series.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Saturday, Sept. 19 - East Carolina at North Carolina
The Pirates will face their second straight BCS team after a date at West Virginia the week before. Will they have enough in the tank to knock off the Tar Heels in Chapel Hill? Remember ECU took out Virginia Tech and West Virginia on back-to-back weekends last fall.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - West Virginia at Auburn
The Mountaineers head down south to meet the Tigers in a return date after Auburn visited Morgantown last fall and struggled mightily to stop the WVU offense.

Saturday, Sept. 19 - Nebraska at Virginia Tech
The Huskers will have their hands full on the road against the Hokies and hostile Lane Stadium.
(source: ncaa.com)

programme du 17 septembre 2009:

7:30 PM ET (No. 14) Georgia Tech at (No. 20) Miami (FL)

Scott Blair 32 yard field goal!!!

3-0 Georgia Tech!!!

TD Miami!!!!!!!!

7-3 pour les Canes!!!!

je ne comprends pas pourquoi dans les stades comme Miami où pendant le premier mois au moins les clubs de foot les partages avec ceux de baseball, la configuration de ces derniers contient autant de terre !!! pourquoi pour ces stades (miami par exemple) ils n'utilisent pas la "config" avec juste de la terre au niveau des bases ! ça génera moins les joueurs du foot ou du moins les spectateurs que nous sommes ! (manquerai plus qu'il nous fasse un infield totalement en terre comme aiment les japonnais)

et vous vous ne pensez quoi ?

formello a écrit:TD Miami!!!!!!!!

7-3 pour les Canes!!!!

super passe et catch !!!

c'est vrai que ça fait un peu moche!!!!

formello a écrit:c'est vrai que ça fait un peu moche!!!!

t'as vu ! ce sera parreil pour le monday night entre Indiana et Miami ! moi je dis qu'il faut faire comme chez toronto meme si eux c'est sans doute à cause du synthétique

snowflake a écrit:ce sera parreil pour le monday night entre Indiana et Miami !

c'était déjà le cas pour OAK-SD!!!!!

encore une belle passe de Jacory Harris!!!!

GT loupe un FG!!!!

17-3 MIA !!!

mi-temps!!!

Javarris James rush for 3 yards for a TOUCHDOWN!!!!

24-3 MIA!!!!!

TD GT!!!!

les Yellow Jackets réduisent l'écart pour revenir à 10-24!!!!

Les Canes filent vers la victoire après un nouveau TD et un safety!!!!

fin du 3ème QT!!!

TD georgia Tech!!!

résultat du jeudi 17 septembre 2009:

Miami 33 Georgia Tech 17

Grosse victoire de Miami, la division Coastal de l'ACC va être un vrai panier à crabes cette année avec Miami, Georgia Tech, North Carolina et Virginia Tech !

Pour l'instant Miami a pris les choses en main, mais ils ont des déplacements à Virginia Tech (Dès la semaine prochaine) puis à North Carolina, alors que Georgia Tech joue ces 2 là à domicile, donc rien n'est décidé!

résultat du 18 septembre 2009:


(No. 10) Boise State 51, Fresno State 34

Touchdown Jahvid Best!

7-0 pour california face à minnesota.

il est énorme ce Best!!!

Normal, c'est le best!

Eric Decker TOUCHDOWN!!!! 14-7 CAL