The fall is my favorite time of the year, the leaves change colors, the heat cools off a bit, and football starts. Being a college and pro football fan, many of my conversations are peppered with references to great players, great plays, heartbreaking defeats and exhilarating wins.
I'll never know what it's like to score a touchdown on the big stage, but I'm willing to bet it's a feeling that can't be described.
Being from Philadelphia and having gone to Penn State, you can take a guess who I'm rooting for this weekend. Penn State plays a team from a little town known as Tuscaloosa and all signs point to a blowout, but a part of me will not accept a defeat until the clock hits 0:00. I mean, there's a reason they play the games, right?
Other big games today include:
Miami (FL) at Ohio State
Michigan at Notre Dame
Georgia at South Carolina
Florida State at Oklahoma
Iowa State at Iowa
LSU at Vanderbilt
Oregon at Tennessee
Stanford at UCLA
Virginia at USC
It's a great day for football. I think OSU, Michigan, SC, Oklahoma, Iowa, LSU, Stanford, and Oregon will win. Stanford actually plays UCLA, not USC,
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Eagles and Nittany Lions this weekend. Nothing better. Also keeping my eye on Miami/Ohio and the Phillies. Rumor going around that Pryor's going to injure himself on the first snap for not picking PSU.
Not everybody is a perfect person in the world. Everyone kills people, murder people, steals from you, steals from me, whatever. - Terrelle Pryor in reference to Michael Vick
I think that quote speaks for itself.
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