College Football

From the article:

However, the NCAA said Thursday that it “received new information” that was not “made available by UNC previously” regarding Walker’s situation this week that supported his case for eligibility.

“NCAA staff received new information regarding University of North Carolina student-athlete Tez Walker this week. Staff determined the new information qualifies Walker for a transfer waiver,” the NCAA said in a statement. “The information had not been made available by UNC previously, despite the school's multiple chances to do so.”

Doesn't say what the "new information" is so I'm going to imagine Mack Brown showed up to the NCAA HQ with a baseball bat looking for knee caps

Gallaudet and dead/HoH players once again breed innovation for football. For those that don’t know, they developed the first huddle since opposing teams were learning ASL to see what plays they were calling.

Games this week with over 1M viewers:

• USC @ CU: 7.24M
• Deep South's Oldest Rivalry: 6.40M
• ND @ Duke: 5.32M
• Michigan @ Nebraska: 4.48M
• Magnolia Bowl: 3.72M
• Battle for Highway 82 (do they really call Bama v State this name?): 3.35M
• KU @ TEXAS: 3.32M
• Florida @ Kentucky: 2.32M
• Sparty @ Iowa: 2.17M
• Clemson @ Cuse: 1.98M
• Louisville @ NC State: 1.89M
• Utah @ OSU: 1.28M
• Cinci @ BYU: 1.23M
• The B1G Network noon game (either Penn State @ Northwestern or Louisiana @ Minnesota): 1.12M

Starting today, there will be college or pro ball on TV every day for 49 consecutive days (presumably it only stops because we all need a rest day before the Egg Bowl).

Let's get some MACtion!

Additionally, it seems we are not going back to a signing cap. So the Dieon method is officially legal long term. The jury is still out on viable, especially with a shrinking window.

Place	Team	Points	#1 Votes	Movement	Noisy
1	Texas	172	4	-	West Virginia (325)
2	Michigan	160	1	-	Texas
3	Penn State	141	0	+3	Michigan
4	Ohio State	137	1	-	Penn State
5	Florida State	136	0	-2	Ohio State
6	Washington	134	0	-1	Florida State
7	Georgia	127	1	-	Washington
8	Oregon	122	0	-	Georgia
9	Oklahoma	122	0	+1	Oregon
10	USC	121	0	-1	Oklahoma
11	Alabama	101	0	+1	USC
12	Notre Dame	99	0	+2	Alabama
13	Washington State	89	0	+3	Notre Dame
14	Ole Miss	75	0	+5	Washington State
15	North Carolina	71	0	-2	North Carolina
16	Miami (FL)	66	0	+1	North Carolina
17	Oregon State	62	0	+6	Miami (FL)
18	Kentucky	61	0	NR	Oregon State
19	Tennessee	41	0	+2	Kentucky
20	Duke	39	0	-5	Tennessee
21	Missouri	34	0	+3	Duke
22	Louisville	31	0	+2	Missouri
23	Texas A&M	27	0	-1	Louisville
24	Utah	25	0	-13	Texas A&M
25	Fresno State	21	0	NR	Utah

Others receiving votes: Maryland (19), Iowa (14), LSU (9), Air Force (5), Kansas State (5), Wisconsin (4), James Madison (2), Rutgers (2), Kansas (1)

Link to check out the spreadsheet of responses here

Suggestions for RSS feeds/content?

Simple question - I'm finally getting an RSS reader running and I'm looking for good content feeds. Does the CFB community have any recommendations? I'm interested in many sports so it doesn't have to be CFB specific necessarily!

The only story I'm following at the moment. Boy do I hope he recovers swiftly and smoothly.

We had conference games, upsets and teams too scared to even take the field this week. Hopefully we can make sense of it all

This week had some upsets but no one in the Top 10 fell. Notably, ^11^ Utah, ^15^ Duke, ^18^ LSU, and ^20^ Kansas lost their match-ups. Of those, only ^11^ Utah and ^18^ LSU were favored to win. Florida was the only team ranked in the AP Poll but unranked on /c/CFB who lost their game, although they were not favored to win anyways.

As for our Top 10 teams, ^1^ Texas, ^2^ Michigan, ^6^ Penn State, ^8^ Oregon, and ^10^ Oklahoma all dominated their opponents. ^5^ Washington and ^9^ USC won by one touchdown each, but these games were not as close as the final scores indicate and neither team had less than a 94% chance to win in the entire fourth quarter (according to ESPN). ^7^ Georgia was tied with less than three minutes to go in the fourth quarter before scoring the game-winning touchdown against Auburn. ^3^ Florida State and ^4^ Ohio State did not play this week.

	Thursday,	September 28
Tulsa	defeated	Temple	48-26
Western Kentucky	defeated	Middle Tennessee	31-10
Jacksonville State	defeated	Sam Houston State	35-28

	Friday,	September 29
^25^ Louisville	defeated	NC State	13-10
Louisiana Tech	defeated	UTEP	24-10
^23^ Oregon State	defeated	^11^ Utah	21-7
BYU	defeated	Cincinnati	35-27

	Saturday,	September 30
Utah State	defeated	Connecticut	34-33
^6^ Penn State	defeated	Northwestern	41-13
Kentucky	defeated	Florida	33-14
Buffalo	defeated	Akron	13-10
Clemson	defeated	Syracuse	31-14
Minnesota	defeated	Louisiana	35-24
James Madison	defeated	South Alabama	31-23
^9^ USC	defeated	Colorado	48-41
^22^ Texas A&M	defeated	Arkansas	34-22
Tulane	defeated	UAB	35-23
Central Michigan	defeated	Eastern Michigan	26-23
Boston College	defeated	Virginia	27-24
Miami (OH)	defeated	Kent State	23-3
California	defeated	Arizona State	24-21
Baylor	defeated	UCF	36-35
^7^ Georgia	defeated	Auburn	27-20
Western Michigan	defeated	Ball State	42-24
Toledo	defeated	Northern Illinois	35-33
Bowling Green	defeated	Georgia Tech	38-27
^1^ Texas	defeated	^20^ Kansas	40-14
^2^ Michigan	defeated	Nebraska	45-7
Maryland	defeated	Indiana	44-17
Purdue	defeated	Illinois	44-19
South Florida	defeated	Navy	44-30
Marshall	defeated	Old Dominion	41-35
Arkansas State	defeated	UMass	52-28
Texas Tech	defeated	Houston	49-28
Rutgers	defeated	Wagner	52-3
UNLV	defeated	Hawai'i	44-20
Wyoming	defeated	New Mexico	35-26
Memphis	defeated	Boise State	35-32
^24^ Missouri	defeated	Vanderbilt	38-21
^19^ Ole Miss	defeated	^18^ LSU	55-49
^8^ Oregon	defeated	Stanford	42-6
^10^ Oklahoma	defeated	Iowa State	50-20
Troy	defeated	Georgia State	28-7
Colorado State	defeated	Utah Tech	41-20
Texas State	defeated	Southern Mississippi	50-36
Georgia Southern	defeated	Coastal Carolina	38-28
Rice	defeated	East Carolina	24-17
North Texas	defeated	Abilene Christian	45-31
SMU	defeated	Charlotte	34-16
^21^ Tennessee	defeated	South Carolina	41-20
^14^ Notre Dame	defeated	^15^ Duke	21-14
Iowa	defeated	Michigan State	26-16
Virginia Tech	defeated	Pittsburgh	38-21
Appalachian State	defeated	Louisiana Monroe	41-40
Air Force	defeated	San Diego State	49-10
West Virginia	defeated	TCU	24-21
^12^ Alabama	defeated	Mississippi State	40-17
^5^ Washington	defeated	Arizona	31-24
Fresno State	defeated	Nevada	27-9

Home	Away	Time	Venue	Notes
South Carolina	^21^Tennessee	Sat 9/30, 7:30 PM ET	Neyland Stadium