NCAA Football Live: Week 5 scores et comments

Week 5's Can't Miss Games

Thursday, Oct. 1 - Colorado at West Virginia
West Virginia made its way out to Boulder last season, so it's time for the Buffs to return the favor. Colorado head coach Dan Hawkins believes his team is good enough to compete for the Big 12 title. A lot of people scoff at that notion, but Hawkins says it's only a matter of catching a few breaks here or there. The Buffs caught a big one last year against the Mountaineers when Pat McAfee's FG in OT clanged off the uprights. Four plays later, on a 25-yard field goal from Aric Goodman, Colorado picked up one of the program's biggest victories in the last few years.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
If Ole Miss is really the team many are making them out to be right now, then they should take care of business against Vanderbilt. But beating the Commodores doesn't figure to be an easy task. Coming off that first bowl appearance since the '82 season, Vandy has no intentions of reverting back to a sub-.500 team and the Commodores have had a penchant for pulling off a big upset or two each of the last several seasons. And let's not forget that Vandy knocked off Ole Miss in Oxford last season thanks to four interceptions from Jevan Snead.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - LSU at Georgia
A lot of people were predicting these two to meet in last December's SEC championship game. As it turned out, Florida and Alabama squared off, and while many will bank on those two squads making it back to Atlanta later this year, you can't totally dismiss the Tigers and Dawgs. They may both feature new faces on offense, but these two SEC powerhouses aren't exactly in a rebuilding mode this season. Last year, Georgia hung a rather impressive 52-38 victory on LSU in Baton Rouge, the third straight victory for the Dawgs over the Tigers.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - Oklahoma at Miami (Fl.)
Miami could very well own the nation's toughest schedule, especially right out of the gate. The `Canes first four games are at Florida State, vs. Georgia Tech, at Virginia Tech then home for the Sooners. Randy Shannon would be ecstatic with a 2-2 record after that stretch. Four games against Top 25 teams in less than a month will take their toll on the `Canes. But no matter how they fare in the season's first three, Miami will be jacked to host one of the nation's best in Land Shark Stadium.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - USC at Cal
It doesn't get much bigger than this in the Pac-10. Especially if Cal can knock off Oregon the week before. Cal and USC had some pretty good battles a few years back with the Trojans always coming out on top. But the Bears, expected to be strong once again, get another shot to knock off the conference's glamour team and legitimately stake their claim as the team everyone else in the Pac-10 needs to chase for the Rose Bowl berth. USC has played Cal more times (96) than any other opponent in their illustrious history and its won the last five meetings and 7-of-8.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Saturday, Oct. 3 - Penn State at Illinois
Penn State has seen tougher road schedules than what it'll face in 2009. The Nittany Lions only have to travel four times all year and get Iowa and Ohio State at home. A visit to Champagne will be their first road contest of the season.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - Arkansas at Texas A&M (Arlington, Texas)
Both teams are still in rebuilding modes, most likely a season or two away from competing for a conference crown, but these two old SWC foes meet in the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium. For nostalgia's sake, this one deserves attention.
(source: ncaa.com)

programme des clubs d'Arizona pour le week 5:


6:05 PM ET Northern Colorado at Northern Arizona


7:00 PM ET Oregon State at Arizona State

résultat du 30 septembre 2009:


Louisiana Tech 27, Hawaii 6

résultat du 1er octobre 2009:


West Virginia 35, Colorado 24

UAB 30, Southern Miss 17

résultat du 02 octobre 2009:


Pittsburgh 35, Louisville 10


(No. 20) Brigham Young 35, Utah State 17

c'est parti pour LSU-Georgia!!!!!

3-0 LSU!!!!

6-0 Tigers!!!!

Mi-temps!!!!

TD pour les Bulldogs!!!!!!!!!!

7-6 Georgia!!!!

Charles Scott rush for 2 yards for a TOUCHDOWN!!!!!!

Georgia repasse devant 13-12!!!! fin de match incroyable, 1 minute 09 secondes à jouer!!!!

TD Tigers!!!! 20-13 pour les visiteurs!!!!

premiers résultats du 03 octobre 2009:

(No. 6) Virginia Tech 34, Duke 26

Michigan State 26, (No. 22) Michigan 20 (OT)
Maryland 24, Clemson 21
Wisconsin 31, Minnesota 28
Virginia 16, North Carolina 3
South Florida 34, Syracuse 20
East Carolina 21, Marshall 17
Tulane 17, Army 16
Toledo 37, Ball State 30
Northwestern 27, Purdue 21
(No. 13) Iowa 24, Arkansas State 21
(No. 3) Alabama 38, Kentucky 20
(No. 10 Cincinnati 37, Miami (OH) 13
Temple 24, Eastern Michigan 12
Kansas State 24, Iowa State 23

(No. 15)) Penn State 35, Illinois 17
Stanford 24, UCLA 16
Boston College 28, Florida State 21 B
Wake Forest 30, North Carolina State 24
UCF 32, Memphis 14
Navy 16, Air Force 13 (OT)
Northern Illinois 38, Western Michigan 3

(No. 4) LSU 20, No. 18 Georgia 13

début de match catastrophique pour les Sun devils menés 0-14 par les Beavers dans le 1er QT!!!!

Wenzig réussit un FG pour l'ASU qui revient à 3-14!!!

21-3 Oregon State!!! c'est mal barré pour Arizona State!!!

Mi-temps!!! une réaction est attendue dans la 2ème partie du match de la part des Sun Devils!!!

TD ASU!!!!!!!!!! Arizona state se réveille enfin et réduit l'écart : 10-21 ORST!!!

désillusion totale!! = TD des Beavers 28-10!!!!

fin du match!!! les Sun Devils sont complètement passés à travers, succès 28-17 de l'Oregon State!!!

fin des résultats du 03 octobre 2009:

Texas Tech 48, New Mexico 28
Louisiana-Monroe 48, Florida International 35
Ohio 44, Bowling Green 37
Wyoming 30, Florida Atlantic 28
Nevada 63, UNLV 28

(No. 9) Ohio State 33, Indiana 14
(No. 21) Mississippi 23, Vanderbilt 7
Oregon State 28, Arizona State 17
Baylor 31, Kent State 15
South Carolina 38, South Carolina State 14
(No. 25) Georgia Tech 42, Mississippi State 31
Arkansas 47, Texas A&M 19
Tulsa 27, Rice 10
Auburn 26, Tennessee 22
(No. 5) Boise State 34, UC Davis 16

(No. 7) USC 30, (No. 24) California 3

(No. 17) Miami (FL) 21, (No. 8) Oklahoma 20
(No. 11) TCU 39, Southern Methodist 14
San Diego State 34, New Mexico State 17
UTEP 58, (No. 12) Houston 41

(No. 16) Oregon 52, Washington State 6
Idaho 31, Colorado State 29

Northern Arizona 35, Northern Colorado 27

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