NCAA Football Live: Week 9 scores et comments

Week 9's Can't Miss Games

Thursday, Oct. 29 - North Carolina at Virginia Tech
It's the second game a brutal stretch for the Tar Heels. Coming off last week's game against Florida State, UNC has to head to Lane Stadium for a Thursday night ACC showdown. Night games in Blacksburg traditionally have spelled doom for visiting teams. Can Butch Davis' crew buck the trend? It's not going to be easy. Virginia Tech is 15-4 all-time in Thursday night games. UNC, meanwhile, is 0-2 in Lane Stadium and Frank Beamer owns a 5-1 record against the Tar Heels.

Saturday, Oct. 31 - Texas at Oklahoma State
This is a big one in the Big 12 South. Just two weeks removed from their big game with arch-rival Oklahoma, the Longhorns hit the road for the second straight weekend to meet the high-powered and very dangerous Cowboys. The Longhorns have been known to complete a few crazy comebacks in their meetings with the Cowboys - like 2007's 38-35 victory in Stillwater. Two of the nation's premier quarterbacks will be on display in Heisman Trophy runner-up Colt McCoy and Zac Robinson, who gets overshadowed by the likes of McCoy and last year's Heisman winner, Sam Bradford.

Saturday, Oct. 31 - USC at Oregon
USC just got done facing Oregon State last weekend and now the Trojans have to ship up to Oregon to face what will be a raucous Autzen Stadium crowd in a crucial Pac-10 showdown. If these two can make it to this point unbeaten, this game will have gigantic ramifications on the BCS standings, along with the conference. This fall, Oregon has its sights set on the Rose Bowl, otherwise known as the USC Bowl considering the Trojans have been in the game five of the last six years. Oregon has been to the Jan. 1 game just four times in program history, with its last trip coming in 1995.

Saturday, Oct. 31 - Florida at Georgia (Jacksonville, Fla.)
The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party is one of the game's great rivalries. Aside from 1995-96, Jacksonville has played host to the game since 1933, and in all these two SEC East rivals have met 86 times, 46 of those having gone in Georgia's favor. They've split the last two meetings, but the Gators have had the Bulldogs' number of late with Florida having won nine of the last 11 meetings. While the Gators return a large portion of their BCS Championship team from last season, the Bulldogs will have a number of new faces on offense. Joe Cox is under center and Mark Richt could go with the running-back-by-committee approach. It'll be interesting to see how the Georgia offense - minus all those big names from last year - plays against a Gators defense that is expected to be among the strongest in the nation.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Friday, Oct. 30 - West Virginia at South Florida
The Mountaineers have had a tough time cracking the Bulls on the road in recent years. Pat White always seemed to struggle against the USF defense, but now it's Jarrett Brown's team.

Saturday, Oct. 31 - South Carolina at Tennessee
Big things aren't expected out of the Gamecocks or Vols, but won't the lead-up to this game be great? Think of all the sound bites Steve Spurrier and Lane Kiffin will provide.

Saturday, Oct. 31 - Kansas at Texas Tech
Like high scoring games? This one's for you.
(source: ncaa.com)

programme des clubs d'Arizona pour le Week 9:

samedi 31 octobre 2009:

3:30 PM ET No. 24 California at Arizona State


5:05 PM ET Northern Arizona at Sacramento State

résultat du 27 octobre 2009:


East Carolina 38, Memphis 19

résultat du 29 octobre 2009:


North Carolina 20, (No. 13) Virginia Tech 17

ce week nc state vs fsu .

mes ti seminoles vont encore les explosé lol

résultat du 30 octobre 2009:


South Florida 30, (No. 21) West Virginia 19

Iowa mené 21 - 14 par Indiana dans le 3eme quart, peut etre un upset pour un des participants à la course au titre!

oh lala 2 touchdowns coup sur coup pour les hawkeyes qui repassent devant 28 - 24 dans le 4eme quart quel match énorme!

Victoire d'Iowa 42 - 24 ! Incroyable les Hawkeyes ont infligé un 28- 3 dans le dernier quart temps et restent ainsi dans la course au titre !

c'est parti pour ASU-California!!!

7-0 CAL!!!!

14-0 California!!!

Jovon Williams TD!!!!!!!!!

les Sun devils reviennent à 7-14!!!

FG loupé par les Golden Bears!!!

quelle passe de Sullivan pour le TD de Kyle Williams!!!!

14-14!!!

mi-temps!!! 17-14 Cal!!!!

14-20 pour les visiteurs!!!

21-20 ASU!!!!!

California rate encore un FG!!!!

Au finale Arizona State perd 21-23!!!

Victoire des Gators 41-17 lors du "The World largest Party" face à Georgia

Tebow lance 2 passes pour TD et 164 yards et court pour 85 yards et 2TD.

Il a battu le record de Herschel Walker et ses 49 TDs à la course

Grosse performance de Spikes en défense pour son retour. Je pense que Spikes est le meilleur défenseur du pays. Sa lecture est vraiment très bonne (couverture de la passe, et de la course) et il a un physique vraiment exceptionnel.

Pour revenir aux Gators, le planning des matchs a l'air quand même très facile jusqu'à la finale SEC. il faut maintenant attendre (je pense) le résultat d'Alabama pour connaitre l'autre finaliste SEC

premiers résultats du 31 octobre 2009:

(No. 4) Iowa 42, Indiana 24
(No. 8) Cincinnati 28, Syracuse 7
(No. 17) Ohio State 45, New Mexico State 0
Rutgers 28, Connecticut 24
Florida State 45, North Carolina State 42
Wisconsin 37, Purdue 0
Ohio 20, Ball State 17
Florida International 20, Louisiana-Lafayette 17 (OT)
Northern Illinois 27, Akron 10
Auburn 33, (No. 25) Mississippi 20
Nebraska 20, Baylor 10
(No. 18) Houston 50, Southern Miss 43
Missouri 36, Colorado 17
Clemson 49, Coastal Carolina 3
Southern Methodist 27, Tulsa 13
Kent State 26, Western Michigan 14
(No. 7) Boise State 45, San Jose State 7
UAB 38, UTEP 33

(No. 1) Florida 41, Georgia 17

(No. 19) Miami (FL) 28, Wake Forest 27

(No. 24) California 23, Arizona State 21
Louisville 21, Arkansas State 13
Boston College 31, Central Michigan 10
Miami (OH) 31, Toledo 24
Texas A&M 35, Iowa State 10
Duke 28, Virginia 17
Illinois 38, Michigan 13
Temple 27, Navy 24
Texas Tech 42, Kansas 21
(No. 6) TCU 41, UNLV 0
Air Force 34, Colorado State 16
Oregon State 26, UCLA 19
Middle Tennessee State 27, Florida Atlantic 20

fin des résultats du 31 octobre 2009:

Nevada 31, Hawaii 21
North Texas 68, Western Kentucky 49

(No. 12) Penn State 34, Northwestern 13
Idaho 35, Louisiana Tech 34
Fresno State 31, Utah State 27
Arkansas 63, Eastern Michigan 27
Mississippi State 31, Kentucky 24
Oklahoma 42, Kansas State 30
Troy 42, Louisiana-Monroe 21
(No. 11) Georgia Tech 56, Vanderbilt 31
(No. 23) Notre Dame 40, Washington State 14
San Diego State 23, New Mexico 20
Tennessee 31, (No. 22) South Carolina 13

(No. 3) Texas 41, (No. 14) Oklahoma State 14

(No. 10) Oregon 47, (No. 5) USC 20
(No. 9) LSU 42, Tulane 0
(No. 16) Utah 22, Wyoming 10
Minnesota 42, Michigan State 34

et


Sacramento State 27, Northern Arizona 24

63 à 27, belle victoire des Razorbacks face a une université assez modeste...