NCAA Football Live: Week 11 scores et comments

Week 11's Can't Miss Games

Friday, Nov. 13 - West Virginia at Cincinnati
The last two Big East champions square off in a game that figures to have huge implications on the Big East standings. It's no secret that the race for the league title could be wide open this season, and West Virginia and Cincinnati are two of the contenders. Last year's game in Morgantown went into overtime where Bearcats QB Tony Pike threw the winning touchdown in OT. But it was a borderline miracle that the Mountaineers got the game into overtime, considering they scored 13 points in the final 1:11 of regulation. The Bearcats won their first game at Mountaineer Field in six years that day, ending a three-game losing streak to WVU.

Saturday, Nov. 14 - Iowa at Ohio State
These two missed each other last year, but they'll be on a collision course this fall. Some believe the Hawkeyes are poised to make a real run at their first Big Ten title since 2004, but the Buckeyes - who have won at least a share of the league crown each of the last four years - will have something to say about that in Ohio Stadium. This one could have featured two of the best running backs in the nation in Shonn Green and Chris Wells, but they took their considerable talents to the NFL. The matchup to watch this year will be Terrelle Pyror vs. the Iowa defense that was so stingy against the run last fall.

Saturday, Nov. 14 - Utah at TCU
This was the game in the Mountain West that pretty much sent Utah on its way to the Sugar Bowl last year. The No. 8 Utes barely squeaked by with a 13-10 victory over the No. 12 Horned Frogs thanks to a Brian Johnson touchdown with 48 seconds remaining. Utah drove 80 yards in the final minutes against one of the game's best defenses, and we all know how the season finished up for the Utes. TCU may get the game in Fort Worth this year, but that doesn't necessarily bode well for the Horned Frogs. Utah is 5-1 all-time against TCU.

Sunday, Nov. 14 - East Carolina at Tulsa
It's a potential preview of the C-USA championship game later in December, and a replay of last year's, when these two have the college football spotlight all to themselves. The No. 1 offense in the nation last year - belonging to Tulsa - will have some new looks this fall, but that doesn't mean the Golden Hurricane won't be just as potent. East Carolina, on the other hand, featured the conference's best defense last season, allowing just 333 yards per game, precisely 236.8 fewer yards than the Tulsa offense averaged per game.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Tuesday, Nov. 10 - Ohio at Buffalo
That's not a typo. This has the potential to be a big matchup in the MAC. Ohio will be vastly improved. Winner could be on its way to a MAC East title.

Thursday, Nov. 12 - South Florida at Rutgers
Two years ago, USF entered Piscataway as the No. 2 team in the nation and left with a three point loss. Last year, the Scarlet Knights blitzed the Bulls in Tampa. Can USF end Rutgers' four-game winning streak in the series and hand the Scarlet Knights a crushing loss down the stretch in Big East play?

Saturday, Nov. 14 - Notre Dame at Pittsburgh
Last year's meeting went into overtime - four overtimes to be exact - before the Panthers emerged with a three point victory in the longest game in Notre Dame Stadium history. This will be the first true road game for the Irish in about six weeks against what's shaping up to be a good Panthers team.
(source: ncaa.com)

résultat du 10 novembre 2009:


Ohio 27, Buffalo 24

résultat du 11 novembre 2009:


Central Michigan 56, Toledo 28

résultat du 12 novembre 2009:

Bowling Green 35, Miami (OH) 14
Northern Illinois 26, Ball State 20

Rutgers 31, (No. 24) South Florida 0

programme des clubs d'Arizona pour le Week 11:

samedi 14 novembre 2009:


2:05 PM ET Northern Arizona at Weber State


7:00 PM ET (No. 17) Arizona at California


10:20 PM ET Arizona State at (No. 13) Oregon

résultat du 13 novembre 2009:


(No. 5) Cincinnati 24, (No. 25) West Virginia 21
Temple 56, Akron 17

premiers résultats du 14 novembre 2009:


(No. 3) Texas 47, Baylor 14
(No. 7) Georgia Tech 49, Duke 10
UCF 37, (No. 15) Houston 32

(No. 18) Penn State 31, Indiana 20
(No. 20)Wisconsin 45, Michigan 24
Louisville 10, Syracuse 9
Minnesota 16, South Dakota State 13
Mississippi 42, Tennessee 17
Clemson 43, North Carolina State 23
Florida State 41, Wake Forest 28
Army 22, Virginia Military Institute 17
Northwestern 21, Illinois 16
Michigan State 40, Purdue 37
Kentucky 24, Vanderbilt 13
Missouri 38, Kansas State 12
(No. 21) Virginia Tech 36, Maryland 9
UAB 31, Memphis 21
Western Michigan 35, Eastern Michigan 14
(No. 22) Brigham Young 24, New Mexico 19
Iowa State 17, Colorado 10
Utah State 24, San Jose State 9
Southern Methodist 35, UTEP 31

(No. 1) Florida 24, South Carolina 14
(No. 6) Boise State 63, Idaho 25

Stanford 55, (No. 9) USC 21

(No. 11) Ohio State 27, (No. 10) Iowa 24 (OT)

North Carolina 33, (No. 14) Miami (FL) 24
(No. 23) Oregon State 48, Washington 21
Rice 28, Tulane 20
Boston College 14, Virginia 10
Nebraska 31, Kansas 17
Navy 35, Delaware 18
Florida Atlantic 35, Arkansas State 18
Louisiana-Monroe 21, Western Kentucky 18
Nevada 52, Fresno State 14
Middle Tennessee State 34, Louisiana-Lafayette 17

démarrage du match Oregon / ASU en différé!!!!!

Osweiler est le QB titulaire pour les Sun Devils!!!!

TD Oregon , c'est parti pour la raclée!!!!

14-0 Ducks!!!! le calvaire va être très long!!!

TD ASU!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oregon ne mène plus que 14 à 7!!!!

24-7 pour les locaux!!!!

31-7, c'est le massacre prévu!!!!

mi-temps!!!!

Szakacsy TD!!!!!! Arizona State n'est plus qu'à 17 points des Ducks!!!!

Touchdown ASU!!!!!!!! quelle action de Szakacsy!!!

38-21 Oregon, c'est la fin des haricots pour l'ASU!!!

score finale: 44-21 pour les Ducks!!!!

fin des résultats du 14 novembre 2009:

Southern Miss 27, Marshall 20
UCLA 43, Washington State 7
Air Force 45, UNLV 17

(No. 2) Alabama 31, Mississippi State 3

(No. 8) LSU 24, Louisiana Tech 16

California 24, (No. 17) Arizona 16
Georgia 31, Auburn 24
Oklahoma 65, Texas A&M 10
Florida International 35, North Texas 28
(No. 4) TCU 55, No. 16) Utah 28
Arkansas 56, Troy 20
(No. 12) Pittsburgh 27, Notre Dame 22
(No. 19) Oklahoma State 24, Texas Tech 17
Wyoming 30, San Diego State 27
Hawaii 24, New Mexico State 6

(No. 13) Oregon 44, Arizona State 21

et


Weber State 27, Northern Arizona 9

résultat du 15 novembre 2009:


East Carolina 44, Tulsa 17