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Showing posts with label What just happened?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What just happened?. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

What just happened?

The Raiders fired Lane Kiffin for Tom Cable so Jim Fassell could write love letters to Al Davis? The Vols fired Phil Fulmer to hire Lane Kiffin? What just happened?

--Nate
Posted by sobofootball at 11/25/2008 09:54:00 PM No comments:
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Tuesday, Nate releases his NFL power rankings and delves into the Heisman race.

On Wedensday we take a look ahead at the upcoming high school weekend and assess where Conference USA stands in college football.

What 2 Watch

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

NFL Replay is on NFL Network (212) at 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Can't find the match-ups yet, but let me guess it will be Vikings-Ravens and Bills-Jets.


Wednesday, October 21, 209

NFL Replay is back again at 8 p.m on NFL Network. Games TBD.

At 8 p.m. on ESPN (206), Tulsa travels to Texas-El Paso in a game that will help determine who will challenge Houston for the C-USA West division title.

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1. New Orleans
2. Minnesota
3. Indianapolis
4. Denver
5. New England
6. N.Y. Giants
7. Atlanta
8. Green Bay
9. Chicago
10. Cincinnati
11. Pittsburgh
12. Baltimore
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14. San Francisco
15. Arizona
16. N.Y. Jets
17. San Diego
18. Houston
19. Miami
20. Seattle
21. Philadelphia
22. Jacksonville
23. Buffalo
24. Carolina
25. Oakland
26. Cleveland
27. Kansas City
28. Detroit
29. Tennessee
30. Washington
31. St. Louis
32. Tampa Bay

Nate's FBS Rankings - November 1

1. Florida
2. Alabama
3. Texas
4. Boise State
5. TCU
6. Cincinnati
7. Iowa
8. Oregon
9. Georgia Tech
10. LSU
11. Penn State
12. USC
13. Virginia Tech
14. Miami
15. Pittsburgh
16. Ohio State
17. Houston
18. Oklahoma
19. Arizona
20. Utah
21. Oklahoma State
22. Notre Dame
23. BYU
24. Oregon State
25. Clemson

FCS Rankings -- November 1

1. Montana
2. Richmond
3. Southern Illinois
4. Villanova
5. William & Mary
6. New Hampshire
7. Elon
8. South Dakota State
9. McNeese State
10. Appalachian State
11. Northern Iowa
12. Jacksonville State
13. South Carolina State
14. Stepehn F. Austin
15. Eastern Illinois
16. Weber State
17. Eastern Washington
18. Central Arkansas
19. Northern Arizona
20. Lafayette
21. Liberty
22. Montana State
23. C. Connecticut St.
24. Holy Cross
25. Massachusetts



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