NCAA Football Live: Week 7 scores et comments

Week 7's Can't Miss Games

Wednesday, Oct. 14 - Boise State at Tulsa
Two of the best non-BCS programs over the last several seasons square off in Oklahoma. Wednesday matchups are usually reserved for the MAC, but we're treated to the rather unusual WAC-C-USA showdown this time out. The high-powered Tulsa offense will meet a Broncos defense that was third in the nation last year, allowing just 12.6 points per game. But Boise only returns five starters on defense. Will the Broncos have the manpower to hold Tulsa under 30 points? That was the magic number for the Golden Hurricane last year. All three of their losses saw them score 30 or less.

Thursday, Oct. 15 - Cincinnati at South Florida
The Big East seems to be wide open this year, but Cincinnati and South Florida are two legitimate contenders for the conference's BCS berth. South Florida has been on the verge of breaking out the past several years to grab the league title, but has come up short, most recently to Cincy last fall. The Bearcats were the easy upset winner last year thanks to QB Tony Pike, who played that game with a soft cast on his broken left forearm. It didn't stop him from throwing for 281 yards and two scores. Matt Grothe will be looking to redeem himself after throwing three picks in that game.

Saturday, Oct. 17 - USC at Notre Dame
Two of the most celebrated programs in college football meet in South Bend in one of the nation's most famous rivalries. Most of the talk surrounding Notre Dame this summer is about that schedule that is supposed to be so easy. But the Fighting Irish have a huge task at hand with the Trojans. USC has won the last seven meetings between the two teams and the Irish haven't really been close to topping the Trojans since the infamous "Bush Push" game in 2005. But maybe that changes this year with a much more mature Irish offense facing a USC defense that has to replace eight starters.

Saturday, Oct. 10 - Oklahoma at Texas (Dallas, Texas)
The Red River Rivalry or Red River Shootout. Whatever moniker you use to refer to one of college football's top annual matchups, it's a showcase when the Sooners and Longhorns meet - especially when the game has huge BCS ramifications, like this one figures to. These two are going to be top-5 teams heading into the season opener and should they remain undefeated heading into this, the reverberations from the outcome won't be restricted to the Big 12. Oklahoma was the favorite in last year's game before Colt McCoy and Texas pulled away in the fourth quarter. McCoy will be hard-pressed to repeat last year's performance (28-of-35 for 277 yards, TD) and so will the defense that shut down Sam Bradford when it mattered most.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Friday, Oct. 16 - Pittsburgh at Rutgers
The Cincinnati-South Florida game might grab most of the headlines in the Big East this week, but don't overlook this one. Figures to be just as important in the standings.

Saturday, Oct. 17 - Iowa at Wisconsin
If the Hawkeyes are the Big Ten contender many believe they are then winning in Madison would put a stamp on their chances for a conference crown.

Saturday, Oct. 17 - Central Michigan at Western Michigan
Two contenders for the MAC West meet in Waldo Stadium. Central Michigan was a 38-28 winner last year.
(source: ncaa.com)

programme des clubs de l'Arizona pour le Week 7:

samedi 17 octobre 2009:

4:05 PM ET Northern Arizona at Portland State


6:00 PM ET Stanford at Arizona


9:00 PM ET Washington at Arizona State

résultat du 13 octobre 2009:


Louisiana-Monroe 16, Arkansas State 10

résultat du 14 octobre 2009:


(No. 5) Boise State 28, Tulsa 21

résultat du 15 octobre 2009:


(No. 8) Cincinnati 34, (No. 21) South Florida 17

résultat du 16 octobre 2009:


Pittsburgh 24, Rutgers 17

Et c'est parti pour Okhlaoma-Texas, 3-0 pour les Sooners.
Sam Bradford qb des sooners blessé à l'épaule à l'instant.

3-0 Penn State !!!!

6-0 Penn State!!!!

13-0 PSU!!!

Mi-temps!!!

Superbe 1ere mi-temps des Razorbacks a Florida chez les Gators rankés first ! Live on ESPN America.

10-3 pour les Hogs a la mi-temps !

GO

ps: j'ai vu la fin de Sooners vs Longhorns, joli match... et (malheureusement) victoire de Texas

20-0 PSU!!!!

premiers résultats du 17 octobre 2009:


(No. 3) Texas 16, (No. 20) Oklahoma 13
Purdue 26, (No. 7) Ohio State 18
(No. 11) Iowa 20, Wisconsin 10
Connecticut 38, Louisville 25
Michigan State 24, Northwestern 14
Michigan 63, Delaware State 6
Clemson 38, Wake Forest 3
Bowling Green 31, Ball State 17
Georgia 34, Vanderbilt 10
Mississippi State 27, Middle Tennessee State 6
Temple 27, Army 13
Ohio 28, Miami (OH) 7
Air Force 10, Wyoming 0
Nevada 35, Utah State 32

(No. 1) Florida 23, Arkansas 20

(No. 6) USC 34, (No. 25) Notre Dame 27

(No. 14) Penn State 20, Minnesota 0
Texas Tech 31, (No. 15) Nebraska 10
(No. 23) Houston 44, Tulane 16
California 45, UCLA 26
Boston College 52, North Carolina State 20
East Carolina 49, Rice 13
West Virginia 24, Marshall 7
Buffalo 21, Akron 17
Central Michigan 34, Western Michigan 23
(No. 12) TCU 44, Colorado State 6
Virginia 20, Maryland 9
Kent State 28, Eastern Michigan 6
Louisiana Tech 45, New Mexico State 7

Danny Sullivan rush for 1 yard for a TOUCHDOWN!!!

7-7 entre ASU et Washington!!!!

T.J. Simpson TD!!!!!

14-7 Arizona State!!!

14-7 pour les Sun Devils à la mi-temps!!!

Weber 24 yard field goal!!!!

fin des résultats du 17 octobre 2009:

Idaho 35, Hawaii 23
No. 19 Georgia Tech 28, No. 4 Virginia Tech 23
No. 18 Brigham Young 38, San Diego State 28
Colorado 34, No. 17 Kansas 30
Iowa State 24, Baylor 10
Indiana 27, Illinois 14
Louisiana-Lafayette 30, Western Kentucky 22
Mississippi 48, UAB 13
Troy 42, Florida International 33
Kansas State 62, Texas A&M 14
Southern Miss 36, Memphis 16
Toledo 20, Northern Illinois 19

(No. 9 )Miami (FL) 27, UCF 7
Kentucky 21, Auburn 14

Arizona 43, Stanford 38

(No. 2) Alabama 20, No. 22) South Carolina 6
Florida Atlantic 44, North Texas 40
Navy 38, Southern Methodist 35 (OT)
(No. 16) Oklahoma State 33, Missouri 17
(No. 24) Utah 35, UNLV 15
Fresno State 41, San Jose State 21

Arizona State 24, Washington 17

et


Northern Arizona 44, Portland State 23

Superbe match d'Arkansas au Swamp ! Défaite sur le fil face aux redoutables Gators, sur un late FG a 10 secondes de la fin...

GO RAZORBACKS !

j'étais devant le match et j'ai eu peur pour les gators. il leur manque un WR en profondeur. En plus les WR qu'ils ont ont laissé tombé bcp de ballons (riley cooper avant un TD ouvert s'il captait)

par contre la ligne offensive a eu du mal à contenir les blitz et les joueurs de la lignes défensives des Razorbacks.

j'espère juste que ce match les aura reveillé comme la défaite contre Ole Miss de l'année dernière.

C'est vrai que la OL des Gators m'a surpris par son inéfficacité ! Beaucoup de course pour Tebow d'ailleurs...

De toute façon, je pense que Florida est bel et bien #1.

Plus qu'a attendre que les Hogs rentrent eux aussi dans le ranking.

Dans le match Michigan vs Delaware State, les Wolverines (qui ont laminé les Hornets 63 à 6) ont amassés 727 Yards

les Razors ont une super défense mais qui a tendance à laisser de gros jeux. C'est d'ailleurs comme çà qu'ils ont perdu (+ 2 pénalités très litigieuses)

Par contre c'est vrai que Tebow a juste fait un match monstrueux (250 yards à la passe + 100 yards à la course)

Un jeune demi de coin de l’Université du Connecticut âgé de 20 ans, Jasper Howard, est décédé dimanche matin après avoir été poignardé sur le campus de l’école.

Howard et une autre personne ont été impliqués dans une bataille après qu’une alarme d’incendie eut été déclenchée lors d’une soirée dansante, samedi soir.

Les deux victimes ont été transportées au Windham Community Memorial Hospital. Le décès de Howard a été constaté quelques heures plus tard au St. Francis Hospital d’Hartford.


La seconde personne a été renvoyée à la maison après avoir été traitée pour des lacérations mineures.

Les étudiants d’UConn ont été avertis d’être prudents, mais la police est quand même convaincue qu’il ne s’agit pas d’un acte commis au hasard.
(source: rds.ca)