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NCAA Football Week 10 Discussion

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Go Boise -14 1H!!!

tommorow night should be a dandy right now bodog doesnt have a line for the game. I think im gonna take WVU

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probably be a pickem

 

awesome fake punt by Boise State

 

7-3 Fresno State on the 93 year kickoff return

 

10-7 Boise after 1

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24-7 Boise on Ian Johnson's 19th rushing td of the season

Pathetic D by Fresno.

 

38-7 Boise

Oops.

 

How many people does that arena seat? It looks pretty damned big for a college venue.

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38-14

 

Looking at their attendances this season, I would guess about 32k

 

38-21, Fresno pick 6, their first INT on the season

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Ian Johnson is nasty

 

Touchdown 20, Boise goes up 45-21

 

HEISMAN :mischief

West Virginia - Louisville...

 

 

Who you on?????

lol

 

 

ESPNU announcer sidelined for remark during Hawkeye game

By ANDREW LOGUE

REGISTER STAFF WRITER

 

 

October 31, 2006

 

 

 

An announcer for ESPNU has been taken off the air due to a comment he made during Saturday's telecast of the Iowa-Northern Illinois football game.

 

Brian Kinchen, a color commentator, will not work a game this weekend, according to Josh Krulewitz, ESPN's vice-president of public relations.

 

Krulewitz told The Des Moines Register Monday night that the network made its decision after an internal review.

 

On Saturday, Kinchen was explaining to a television audience that receivers need to make catches with their hands because they are "tender" and can "caress" the ball. He then paused and said, "that's kind of gay, but hey ..."

 

"The comments were inappropriate, and we apologize," Krulewitz said Monday. "He will not appear on our air this weekend, and his future appearance schedule is under review."

 

Kinchen, a former tight end who played in the NFL from 1988-00, issued a statement through ESPN: "I sincerely apologize for my extremely poor choice of words.

 

"They were completely inappropriate and not at all a reflection of who I am or of the way I perform my work," Kinchen was quoted. "I have learned from my mistake and look forward to continuing my broadcasting career."

 

ESPNU, a cable channel which was launched last year, has the potential to reach nearly 8 million viewers, Krulewitz said.

 

There was a pause after Kinchen's remark before the play-by-play announcer turned the conversation back to the game.

http://desmoinesregister.com/apps/pbcs.dll...373/1003/SPORTS

West Virginia - Louisville...

 

 

Who you on?????

 

West Virginia. And in their national title game appearance vs. tOSU, they'll make UF's effort vs. Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl seem competitive

If the winner of this game beats Rutgers is it safe to say there in the national championship

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