NCAA Football Live: Week 13 scores et comments

Week 13's Can't Miss Games

Thursday, Nov. 26 - Texas at Texas A&M
Wouldn't the Aggies love to spoil a potential BCS berth for the Longhorns with a victory on Thanksgiving in College Station? Texas A&M and its boisterous supporters will be salivating for this one after last year's blowout saw the Longhorns cruise to a 40 point victory. A&M finished with -24 yards rushing - yes, minus-24 - as Texas improved to 74-36-5 all-time against its rival. There's something about Thanksgiving and the Longhorns that agree. Texas is 41-18-2 all-time on the holiday.

Friday, Nov. 27 - Pittsburgh at West Virginia
The Backyard Brawl just happens to be the 14th oldest in the nation and this one could once again prove to be defining for both teams. The Panthers and Mountaineers figure to be fighting neck and neck for the Big East crown with one game to go after this. And history is decidedly on the Panthers side. Despite modest returns during his tenure in Pittsburgh, Dave Wannstedt has done a pretty good job against the Mountaineers. Pitt has won two straight in the series, including that dramatic 13-9 victory two years ago that prevented West Virginia from probably going on to the BCS championship game. Pitt leads the all-time series, 61-37-3.

Friday, Nov. 27 - Nevada at Boise State
For all intents and purposes, this game could turn out to be the WAC championship game. With only nine teams, the league can't hold an official championship game. But the league's schedule makers saved the biggest game for the last when the Wolf Pack and Broncos square off on the blue turf. Offenses will be on the display as Boise's Kellen Moore looks to outduel Nevada's Colin Kaepernick. Not only will the WAC title be on the line, but Boise could possibly be playing for a BCS berth as well. The Broncos were 41-34 winners last year and clinched their sixth WAC title in seven seasons with the win in Reno.

Saturday, Nov. 28 - Oklahoma State at Oklahoma
It won't get much bigger than this in the Big 12 South this year. Not only are two rivals meeting in the latest chapter of the Bedlam series, but the division could very well be on the line. Texas, Oklahoma or Oklahoma State has been penciled in by the all prognosticators to win the Big 12 South so this game should put the finishing touches on the race. The scoring figures to be frenetic once again after last year saw the two teams combine for 102 points, Oklahoma 20 better than OSU. Oklahoma leads the all-time series, 79-16-7, having won six straight.

Other Games To Keep An Eye On

Friday, Nov. 27 - Auburn at Alabama
The Iron Bowl is regarded as one of the top rivalries in college sports and to say it splits the state of Alabama in half wouldn't do justice to how seriously they take their football down there. The Tide holds a 39-33-1 advantage in the series.

Saturday, Nov. 28 - BYU at Utah
Just like the Nevada-Boise matchup, this one should decide the Mountain West and very well could decide whether the conference sends a team to the BCS for the second straight season.

Saturday, Nov. 28 - Kansas vs. Missouri (Kansas City, Mo.)
The Border War has been a pretty important matchup in the Big 12 North the past few years and 2009 doesn't figure to be any different. This time, however, Missouri will play the role of underdog without Chase Daniel under center.

Saturday, Nov. 28 - Georgia at Georgia Tech
Don't you just love some Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate? This rivalry dates back to 1893 and Mark Richt had been dominating since taking over in Athens before Paul Johnson put a stop to that last year.

Saturday, Nov. 28 - Florida State at Florida
The Gators and Seminoles close out another regular season in what will be Tim Tebow's swan song at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Florida will be looking to pad its BCS resume in this non-conference matchup.
(source: ncaa.com)

résultat du 24 novembre 2009:


Ball State 22, Western Michigan 17

programme des clubs d'Arizona pour le Week 13:

samedi 28 novembre 2009:

3:30 PM ET Arizona at Arizona State

résultat du 26 novembre 2009:


(No. 3) Texas 49, Texas A&M 39

fsu vs florida vous devinez mon pronostic lol gogoogogogogog noles

résultats du 27 novembre 2009:

Rutgers 34, Louisville 14
Ohio 35, Temple 17

(No. 5) Cincinnati 49, Illinois 36
Central Michigan 45, Northern Illinois 31
Wyoming 17, Colorado State 16
Bowling Green 38, Toledo 24
Buffalo 9, Kent State 6

(No. 2) Alabama 26, Auburn 21
Nebraska 28, Colorado 20
Tulsa 33, Memphis 30 (OT)
West Virginia 19, (No. 9) Pittsburgh 16

(No. 6) Boise State 44, Nevada 33

début du duel 100% Arizona!!!!

Thomas Weber rate un FG!!!!

Keola Antolin rush for 67 yards for a TOUCHDOWN!!

0-7 Arizona!!!

fin du 1er QT!!!!

Richard Morrison loupe lui aussi un FG!!!!

0-14 Wildcats!!!!

houla 24 a 0 a la mi temps .
ca craint pour mes ti seminoles aie

Weber 26 yard field goal!!!!

fin du 3ème QT!!!

Kyle Williams TD!!!!

Arizona 14, Arizona State 10

10-17!!! Zendejas FG!!!!

17-17!!!!

énorme erreur de Kyle Williams qui va coûter chère à l'ASU!!!

FG gagnant de Alex Zendejas!!! Arizona s'impose 20-17!!!!!

premiers résultats du 28 novembre 2009:

South Carolina 34, (No. 18) Clemson 17

North Carolina State 28, (No. 24) North Carolina 27
Connecticut 56, Syracuse 31
Wake Forest 45, Duke 34
Mississippi State 41, (No. 25) Mississippi 27
Oklahoma 27, (No. 12) Oklahoma State 0
(No. 4) TCU 51, New Mexico 10
UCF 34, UAB 27
East Carolina 25, Southern Miss 20
Arkansas State 30, North Texas 26
Southern Methodist 26, Tulane 21
UTEP 52, Marshall 21

(No. 1) Florida 37, Florida State 10
(No. 14) Virginia Tech 42, Virginia 13
(No. 17) Miami (FL) 31, South Florida 10

Arizona 20, Arizona State 17
Boston College 19, Maryland 17
Florida Atlantic 29, Western Kentucky 23

fin des résultats du 28 novembre 2009:

Middle Tennessee State 38, Louisiana-Monroe 19
(No. 19) Brigham Young 26, (No. 21) Utah 23 (OT)
Utah State 52, Idaho 49
Texas Tech 20, Baylor 13
Washington 30, Washington State 0

(No. 15) LSU 33, Arkansas 30 (OT)
Tennessee 30, Kentucky 24 (OT)
Troy 48, Louisiana-Lafayette 31
Georgia 30,(No. 7) Georgia Tech 24
(No. 23) Houston 73, Rice 14
San Jose State 13, New Mexico State 10
Stanford 45, Notre Dame 38
UNLV 28, San Diego State 24

(No. 20) USC 28, UCLA 7
Hawaii 24, Navy 17

J'ai vu 2 matchs (en partie) cette semaine:
Alabama contre Auburn et Florida contre FSU

Mon impression est confirmée pour le crimson Tide. Elle n'est bonne que quand elle se met en difficulté. Elle ne bat Auburn qu'en marquant un touchdown à 1'20 de la fin après avoir été mené tout le match. Ingram n'a été que l'ombre de lui même. En plus la défense a connu de gros trous d'airs au début du match (comme d'habitude). Par contre leur fin de match est juste impressionnante (comme d'habitude).

Mon impression sur les Gators a elle changé. Autant la défense était trop forte pour la plupart des attaques du pays (je dirais même toutes mais il faudrait rencontrer Texas pour en être sur), autant c'est l'attaque qui m'a impressionnée hier soir. Les progrès sont flagrants, Tebow faut toujours beaucoup de choses mais on ne fait plus uniquement du dive. Hier j'ai vu 3 options plays de très très grande qualité qui ont toutes 3 abouties à un TD (2 par Hernandez et 1 par Tebow). le timing parfait, la lecture idem, les courses. En plus les rb reprennent leurs habitudes de l'année dernière avec leur course extérieure où quasiment sans bloc ils obtiennent facilement les 1ers downs.

En tout cas, le match de la semaine prochaine promet d'être grandiose. un léger avantage aux Gators car j'ai plus confiance en la capacité de leur défense d'arrêter le Crimson Tide en attaque.