NCAA Football Live: Week 6 scores et comments

Week 6's Can't Miss Games

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Georgia Tech at Florida State
Potential ACC championship game matchup? It could be. Georgia Tech has the tough task of dealing with Virginia Tech in the Coastal Division, but these two teams appear capable of meeting in Tampa come December. The pair missed each other last year, so this will be the first chance the Seminoles get to face that Paul Johnson triple-option offense that did better than almost anyone expected in `08. That Yellow Jackets attack should be a well-oiled machine this fall.

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Alabama at Ole Miss
This is a huge test for the Rebels. Should both teams reach this date undefeated we could easily be looking at a top-10 matchup in Oxford. The Tide took a narrow victory in Tuscaloosa last year after heading into halftime with a 24-3 lead. Winner of this game will have the inside track - albeit an early inside track - on the SEC West Division race. Both teams don't play LSU until November.

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Florida at LSU
This will be the marquee game in the SEC as evidenced by the fact CBS will carry it nationally at 3:30 pm ET. When these two meet, leave the women and children at home. Some of the hardest-hitting, most physical football games over the past several seasons have featured these two teams lining up and slamming the stuffing out of each other. Shouldn't be any different this year. Last time Florida ventured out to Baton Rouge, they walked away with a four-point loss. But last year the Gators laid a hurtin' on the Tigers, to the tune of a 51-21 victory. Florida is absolutely loaded this year for another run at the BCS Championship, but chances are you won't see a 30-point victory in Death Valley.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Colorado at Texas
The Buffs have been known to pull off an upset or two per season. The Longhorns will only be seven days away from their annual showdown with hated rival Oklahoma. Could Texas possibly overlook the Buffs?

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Wisconsin at Ohio State
This will be the second straight road game for the Badgers who will be in the middle of a tough stretch. The following week Wisconsin heads to Iowa.

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Baylor at Oklahoma
Most would readily dismiss this matchup based on pedigree, but don't overlook Baylor entirely. Especially not with Robert Griffin under center.
(source: ncaa.com)

résultat du 06 octobre 2009:

Troy 31, Middle Tennessee State 7

résultat du 08 octobre 2009:

(No. 21) Nebraska 27, (No. 24) Missouri 12

programme du week 6 pour les clubs de l'Arizona:

samedi 10 octobre 2009:

3:35 PM ET Northern Arizona at Montana State


5:00 PM ET Arizona State at Washington State


10:00 PM ET Arizona at Washington

résultat du 09 octobre 2009:


Nevada 37, Louisiana Tech 14

6'45 à jouer dans le 2ème QT!!! 7-0 pour l'ASU!!!!

13-0 pour Arizona State contre Washington St, c'est la mi-temps!!!

19-0 ASU!!!!

premiers résultats du 10 octobre 2009:

(No. 5) Virginia Tech 48, Boston College 14

(No. 14) Penn State 52, Eastern Illinois 3
Arkansas 44, (No. 17) Auburn 23
Northwestern 16, Miami (OH) 6
Minnesota 35, Purdue 20
West Virginia 34, Syracuse 13
Army 16, Vanderbilt 13 (OT)
Michigan State 24, Illinois 14
Central Michigan 56, Eastern Michigan 8
Tennessee 45, Georgia 19
(No. 15) Oklahoma State 36, Texas A&M 31
(No. 16) Kansas 41, Iowa State 36
(No. 25) South Carolina 28, Kentucky 26
Houston 31, Mississippi State 24
Temple 24, Ball State 19
Wyoming 37, New Mexico 13

(No. 3) Alabama 22, (No. 20) Mississippi 3
(No. 9) Ohio State 31, Wisconsin 13

(No. 13) Oregon 24, UCLA 10
(No. 19) Oklahoma 33, Baylor 7
North Carolina 42, Georgia Southern 12
Rutgers 42, Texas Southern 0
Pittsburgh 24, Connecticut 21
Navy 63, Rice 14
Virginia 47, Indiana 7
Buffalo 40, Gardner-Webb 3
Bowling Green 36, Kent State 35
Marshall 31, Tulane 10
Duke 49, North Carolina State 28

27-14 ASU!!! il reste 11 minutes dans le 4ème QT!!!

Les Sun Devils gagnent au finale 27 à 14!!!

fin des résultats du 10 octobre 2009:


Arizona State 27, Washington State 14
Utah 24, Colorado State 17
Ohio 19, Akron 7
Wake Forest 42, Maryland 32

No. 11 Miami (FL) 48, Florida A&M 16
Florida International 37, Western Kentucky 20
Oregon State 38, Stanford 28
Louisiana-Lafayette 38, North Texas 34
Texas Tech 66, Kansas State 14
Western Michigan 58, Toledo 26

(No. 2) Texas 38, Colorado 14
(No. 10) TCU 20, Air Force 17
Louisville 25, Southern Miss 23

(No. 1) Florida 13, (No. 4) LSU 3
(No. 22) Georgia Tech 49, Florida State 44
Idaho 29, San Jose State 25
New Mexico State 20, Utah State 17
Memphis 35, UTEP 20
Southern Methodist 28, East Carolina 21

(No. 12) Iowa 30, Michigan 28
(No. 18) Brigham Young 59, UNLV 21

Washington 36, Arizona 33

et


Northern Arizona 23, Montana State 10

résultat du 11 octobre 2009:

Fresno State 42, Hawaii 17

J'ai maté le match Arkansas vs Auburn hier soir sur ESPN.

Superbe victoire de mes Razorbacks, 44 à 23 contre des Tigers pourtant rankés 17 !



GO HOGS GO !

je les avais mis gagnant.

sinon la victoire des gators leur fait faire un grand pas en avant vers le match pour le titre de la SEC (a priori contre le Crimson Tide). et le gagnant sera au BCS Bowl...

Tebow a encore fait des siennes 15 jours après une commotion cérébrale, il mène les joueurs de la Floride à la victoire

Énormes les Gators. La meilleure équipe du pays sans aucun doute...

Et Tebow toujours présent...

Après avoir vu les 2 matchs (Florida-LSU et Alabama-Ole Miss) je trouve personnellement Alabama plus impressionnant pour l'instant, mais enfin effectivement si tout va bien ils devraient se retrouver en finale de la SEC pour décider qui ira au BCS Championship.

c'est clair que la finale de la SEC va décider d'un des 2 participants (sauf si l'un des 2 se met à perdre des matchs)

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